Uncover crucial dialogue from 1938-1958, charting a powerful moral response to Nazism and totalitarianism. This book features the compelling correspondence between Bishop George Bell and refugee lawyer Gerhard Leibholz, instrumental in shaping post-war Germany. Explore their sustained collaboration against dictatorship, war, and exile. Dive into the ethical, religious, and political debates ignited by Hitler’s regime and the realities of the era’s refugee crisis. A vital primary source for scholars and students of European history, WWII studies, and political ethics in India.