Also focuses on Jesuit efforts in defense of human rights, particularly those of Jews, and provides a corrective to such views of the Roman Catholic Church of the Nazi period as that popularized by Rolf Hochhuth in The Deputy .
Rich notes lead the interested reader to numerous other sources. . . .
The bibliography is 34 pages in length, rich in books and articles in many languages. . . . As a fellow Jesuit . . . He has also made me proud of the 152 Jesuit victims of the Nazis listed by name in the appendix.