"Pope Pius XII's Knowledge of Nazi Crimes Exposed in Revealing Letter"
Newly discovered correspondence from the Vatican archives reveals that Pope Pius XII had detailed information about the Nazi extermination of Jews during World War II. The letter, written by a German Jesuit priest, reported that up to 6,000 Jews and Poles were being gassed daily in German-occupied Poland. The documentation challenges the Holy See's claim that it couldn't verify reports of Nazi atrocities. The revelation is expected to reignite the debate about Pius' legacy and his beatification campaign, with supporters arguing he used quiet diplomacy to save Jewish lives and critics accusing him of remaining silent during the Holocaust.
