A history of the holocaust

Includes a map of Auschwitz and a plan for "The Final Solution".

Who are the Jews?

Christianity and the developing Jewish civilization

Jewish reactions until modern times

Jewish mysticism and messianism

Jewish social and economic life in the diaspora

Liberalism, emancipation, and antisemitism

Social and political developments in eastern Europe

The ideological and organizational structure of nineteenth-century Jewish society

The results of emancipation

Modern antisemitism

Political antisemitism

Jewish reations: Zionism and Palestine

Jewish Reactions: The Bund

Jewish Reactions: Anti-Zionist and other reactions

World War I and its aftermath

The background: 1914-1918

The Armenian massacres

The background: 1918-1933

Soviet Jewry

British and French Jewry

Antisemitism is Britain and France

American Jewry

The new Jewish center in the United States

Jewish reactions

The Weimar Republic

The revolutionary era

Social and economic problems

Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party

Nazi antisemitism

The Evolution of Nazi Jewish policy, 1933-1938

German foreign policy

Nazi antisemitic policy

German Jewry in the prewar era, 1933-1938

Jewish emigration

Christianity and the Nazis

Poland- The seige begins

The German invasion

The Jews in prewar Poland

The Jews in occupied Poland

The German plan for Jewish containment

The ghettoes

The Jewish councils - the Judenraete

Four Jewish Councils: The Lodz Judenrat

Four Jewish Councils: The Vilna Judenrat

Four Jewish Councils: The Warsaw Judenrat

Four Jewish Councils: The Minsk Judenrat

Life in the ghettoes

Ghettoes in Poland

ghettoes in the USSR

Theresienstadt - The "Model" Ghetto

The "Final solution"

The Wannsee Conference

Concentration and death camps: Auschwitz

West European Jewry, 1940-1944

France: The southern (Vichy) zone

France: The northern zone

France: Algerian Jews under Vichy rule

The Italian-occupied zone of France

Begium

Holland

Resistance

Armed resistance

The attitude toward resistance in the ghetto

Other problems of armed resistance

The Warsaw Ghetto rebellion

The Bialystok Ghetto rebellion

The Vilna Ghetto rebellion

Resistance in other ghettoes

Partisans in eastern Europe

Resistance in camps

Resistance in western Europe

Rescue

Summary, 1935-1939

Poland and Lithuania, 1939-1941

Jewish-Gentile relations in eastern Europe

The avenue of the righteous

The rescue of Bulgarian Jews

Rescue operations in western Europe: France

Rescue operations in western Europe: Denmark

The attitudes of the major powers: The USSR, 1939-1942

The attitudes of the major powers: The United States, 1939-1942

The attitudes of the major powers: Britain, 1939-1942

Public information about the Holocaust, 1942-1944

The Last years of the Holocaust, 1943-1945

Rumania

The rescue negotiations: Slovakia

The rescue negotiations: Hungary

The rescue negotiations: The war refugee board

The rescue negotiations: Trucks for lives

The rescue negotiations: The Mayer negotiations

The war ends

Was rescue by negotiation possible?

The Holocaust: Summing up

What "caused" the Holocaust

Holocaust and genocide: Is there a difference?

Theodicy: Where was God?

Theodicy: Where was man? Consequences of the Holocaust

Aftermath and revival

Appendix: Himmler's "Reflections on the treatment of peoples of alien races in teh East."