April 2018
25 April 2018
Following the NPR Fresh Air interview by Terry Gross with David Kertzer on the book's publication day, The Pope Who Would Be King becomes the #1 best seller in both European History and the History of Christianity on Amazon.
Listen to the interview only:
Find the NPR interview and transcript on NPR's website here.
23 April 2018
Both the New York Times and the Washington Post ran articles about David Kertzer's discovery that the book presented as Edgardo Mortara's Memoir was actually altered from the original and differs in systematic ways from it.
Both articles were published on April 20.
Read "Key Findings in Analysis of Memoir of a Jew Raised Catholic" in the New York Times and Washington Post.
23 April 2018
Both the New York Times and the Washington Post ran articles about David Kertzer's discovery that the book presented as Edgardo Mortara's Memoir was actually altered from the original and differs in systematic ways from it.
Read "Key Findings in Analysis of Memoir of a Jew Raised Catholic," published on April 20th in both the New York Times and Washington Post.
15 April 2018
David Kertzer questions the accuracy of translations and renditions of Edgardo Mortara's memoir in The Atlantic
On Sunday, April 15th, The Atlantic published "The Doctored 'Memoir' of a Jewish Boy Kidnapped by the Vatican." The article, in which Kertzer questions the accuracy of the text and translations of Edgardo Mortara's autobiography, can be found here.
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