Passion Play 
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SOURCE: The Atlantic
8/4/2022
How Hitler's Favorite Passion Play Lost its Anti-Semitism
The Oberammergau Passionspiele in the 1930s garnered praise from Hitler for its vilification of Jews for the death of Christ. Today, the village production reflects Germany's efforts to eradicate antisemitism from many of its traditional cultural products, though that process is slow and contentious.
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