Hitler's shadow war : the Holocaust and World War II /
Examines the entire history of Hitler's racial war, including the murderous role of the Wehrmacht in the extermination of Jews; Jewish resistance; and the role of German citizens as both enablers and witnesses.
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New York :
Cooper Square Press : Distributed by National Book Network,
2002.
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| Edition: | 1st Cooper square press ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Germany and the rise of Hitler
- 2. The Nazi revolution and German Jews, 1933
- 3. The revolution ends? Between anti-Jewish violence and legislation, 1933-36
- 4. Foreign aggression and the "Jewish question," 1936-38
- 5. The final steps to war and intensification of Jewish persecution, 1938-39
- 6. The beginning of racial war, 1939-40
- 7. Expanding the racial war, 1940
- 8. The racial war in the east, 1941
- 9. Repercussions of the war and decision for the final solution
- 10. The killing centers and deportations of Polish Jewry, 1942
- 11. Attempted revolts, Auschwitz, and the beginning deportations of European Jewry, 1942
- 12. Growing Jewish resistance and continued deportations, 1943
- 13. Expansion of Auschwitz, Allied victories, and more deportations, 1943-44
- 14. The final solution amid German defeat, 1944-45
- 15. Bystanders: the world and the Holocaust, 1942-44
- 16. Rescue, relief, and war crimes trials
- 17. The perpetrators: types, motives, and the post-war era
- 18. The victims: destruction, resistance, and memory
- 19. Learning from the Holocaust.