Campaigner Against Antisemitism: The Reverend James Parkes, 1896-1981 an Interpretative Study

Parkes, an Anglican priest who championed interfaith dialog between Christians and Jews, tried to warn the West of the real purpose of Hitler's "racial" policies. Richmond, who has been closely associated with Parkes's work for 20 years, concentrates on the remarkable work of a man who studied Judaism, was a socialist, founded the Council of Christians and Jews, and collected the books that began the million-volume Parkes Library, a major resource on Christian/Jewish relations. Parkes also manag…