Nazis of Copley Square

In "Nazis of Copley Square," author Charles Gallagher delves into a troubling chapter of American history during World War II, where certain American Catholics openly embraced Nazism. This compelling narrative uncovers the dark legacy of the Christian Front, the armed faction that sought to ignite a violent revolution. Gallagher meticulously explores the mainstream theological foundations that fueled their activism, the influential spiritual and political figures who shielded them, and the systematic efforts to erase their existence from collective memory. Published by Harvard University Press in 2023, this enlightening book spans 336 pages, offering a profound insight into a disturbing alliance that challenges our understanding of faith and politics. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in the intersections of religion and extremism, "Nazis of Copley Square" is an essential read that invites reflection on the complexities of belief and loyalty in tumultuous times.