When history repeats its deepest wounds, silence becomes part of the problem. In “The Unspoken Cause of Auschwitz”, Anthony Gifford faces one of faith’s most painful truths: that the roots of antisemitism stretch deep into Christian history itself. With both courage and compassion, he uncovers how, beginning as early as 250 AD, hostility toward Jews became embedded within the Western Christian story.

Drawing from historical records and close readings of the gospels, Anthony does not accuse; he illuminates. His goal is understanding, not condemnation. Through careful reflection, he reveals how misinterpretation and long-accepted narratives shaped centuries of division, leading to tragedies the world still struggles to comprehend.

This is a book for readers ready to look honestly at history and faith and see how acknowledgment can open the door to healing. Anthony offers not easy answers but the beginning of something better: truth, dialogue, and the hope of reconciliation between Christians and Jews.