Facing the Nazi Genocide : Non-Jews and Jews in Europe

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Facing the Nazi Genocide : Non-Jews and Jews in Europe

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Kosmala, Beate (Éditeur intellectuel), Tych, Feliks (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	Berlin : Metropol Verl., 2004
Contenu:	12 notices

1. The Romanian-Jewish Relationship in Bukovina and Bessarabia, 1918-1944

2. "The Polish Street Fell Short in its Relations with the Jews" : Polish Clandestine Press and the Jews, 1940-1942

3. Gentiles and the Survival Chances of Jews in the Netherlands, 1940-1945: a Closer Look

4. Facing Deportation in Germany, 1941-1945 Jewish and Non-Jewish Responses

5. Plunder and the Collaboration in Hungary: financial Aspects of a Genocide

6. French Public Opinion and the Jews during World War II: Assumptions of the Clandestine Press

7. Polish Society's Attitudes toward the Holocaust

8. The Persecution of Jews in the Low Countries : Belgian Historiography and Public Memory in Comparative Perspective

9. Robbing the Dead : the Hungarian Contribution to the Holocaust

10. Expropriation and Deportation of Jews in Slovakia

11. The Holocaust in the Territory of the Russian Federation

12. The Role of the Lithuanians in the Holocaust