Velimirović's writing in "Words to the Serbian People Through the Prison Window" is generally seen as the strongest evidence of the canonized Bishop holding antisemitic beliefs. Notably, many proponents of Velimirović's ideology suggest that the work is not definitive evidence of the Bishop's true ideology and beliefs about Jews and Judaism because they claim that it was written under duress during his time at Dachau. The excerpts from Velimirović's "Words to the Serbian People Through the Prison Window" that attract the most attention from scholars studying antisemitism are quoted in Jovan Byford's "Denial and Repression of Antisemitism: Post-Communist Remembrance of the Serbian Bishop Nikolaj Velimirović" as follows: