Dark Days

Names, such as Dietrich Bonhoeffer and St. Maximilian Kolbe are justifiably well known as men who suffered religious persecution at the hands of the Nazi Regime. And yet, neither fits into the mold of people who fill the history books as having suffered during the Holocaust. Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran minister, and Kolbe was a Roman Catholic priest. Hitler's persecution of the majority of the people under his control was not a plan of mass internments, but psychological warfare. Christians w...