How was it possible?: a Holocaust reader

List of IllustrationsForewordHarvey SchulweisIntroductionPeter HayesEditorial NoteChapter 1. The ContextIntroductionPeter Hayes[1.1] AntisemitismRobert S. Wistrich, from Antisemitism: The Longest Hatred[1.2] RacismMichael Burleigh and Wolfgang Wippermann, from The Racial State[1.3] Contradictions in Central EuropeAmos Elon, from The Pity of It All[1.4] Germany's Turmoil, 1918-1933Klaus P. Fischer, from Nazi Germany: A New History[1.5] The Interwar Jewish HeartlandEzra Mendelsohn, from The Jews of East Central Europe Between the World WarsChapter 2. Nazism in PowerIntroductionPeter Hayes[2.1] Elite CooperationEckart Conze et al., from Das Amt und die Vergangenheit [The Office and the Past][2.2] Street-Level CoercionSebastian Haffner, from Defying Hitler[2.3] The Claims of CommunityThomas Kuhne, from Belonging and Genocide[2.4] AryanizationAvraham Barkai, from From Boycott to Annihilation[2.5] Talk of "Annihilation"Ernst von Weizsacker's Remarks to a Swiss Diplomat, November 15, 1938, from Documents Diplomatiques Suisses"Jews, What Now?" from Das Schwarze Korps, November 24, 1938Hitler's Reichstag Speech, January 30, 1939, from Nazism 1939-1945Chapter 3. Impediments to EscapeIntroductionPeter Hayes[3.1] The United States and Refugees, 1933-1940Richard Breitman and Alan M. Kraut, from American Refugee Policy and European Jewry, 1933-1945[3.2] France: From Hospitality to HostilityEugen Weber, from The Hollow Years[3.3] The Unreceptive British EmpireLouise London, from Whitehall and the Jews, 1933-1948[3.4] SwitzerlandIndependent Commission of Experts Switzerland-Second World War, from Switzerland, National Socialism, and the Second World War[3.5] PalestineRebecca Boehling and Uta Larkey, from Life and Loss in the Shadow of the Holocaust[3.6] Going and StayingMarion Kaplan, from Between Dignity and DespairChapter 4. The New Order in EuropeIntroductionPeter Hayes[4.1] Culling the German VolkRobert N. Proctor, from Racial Hygiene[4.2] Rearranging PopulationsGoetz Aly and Suzanne Heim, from Architects of Annihilation[4.3] Racial War in the EastTimothy Snyder, from Bloodlands[4.4] Plunder, Individual and GovernmentalGoetz Aly, from Hitler's Beneficiaries[4.5] Forced LaborUlrich Herbert, from Hitler's Foreign WorkersChapter 5. Jews in the Nazi GripIntroductionPeter Hayes[5.1] Indirect RuleIsaiah Trunk, from Judenrat[5.2] Isolation and ImpoverishmentChaim Kaplan, from Scroll of Agony[5.3] Choiceless ChoicesGordon J. Horwitz, from Ghettostadt: Lodz and the Making of a Nazi City[5.4] Leaving a RecordSamuel D. Kassow, from Who Will Write Our History?[5.5] Nothing to LoseYisrael Gutman, from The Jews of Warsaw, 1939-1943[5.6] Women Slave LaborersFelicja Karay, from Women in the Holocaust[5.7] Robbery in the NetherlandsMartin Dean, from Robbing the JewsChapter 6. The German Killers and Their MethodsIntroductionPeter Hayes[6.1] Deciding to KillMark Roseman, from The Wannsee Conference and the Final Solution[6.2] Bringing Death to JewsRichard Rhodes, from Masters of Death[6.3] Bringing Jews to DeathRaul Hilberg, from The Destruction of the European Jews[6.4] Political SoldiersEdward B. Westermann, from Hitler's Police Battalions[6.5] The Fates of GypsiesYehuda Bauer, from Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp[6.6] Camp LaborPrimo Levi, from If This Is a Man (Survival in Auschwitz)[6.7] The Final FrenzyDaniel Blatman, from The Death MarchesChapter 7. Collaboration and Its LimitsIntroductionPeter Hayes[7.1] Poland: The Blue PoliceJan Grabowski, from Hunt for the Jews[7.2] Romania: Annihilation AbortedJean Ancel, from The History of the Holocaust in Romania[7.3] Vichy France: "Our" Jews and the RestSaul Friedlander, from The Years of Extermination: Nazi Germany and the Jews, 1939-1945[7.4] The Italian ParadoxSusan Zuccotti, from The Italians and the Holocaust[7.5] The Hungarian ParoxysmRandolph L. Braham, from Studies on the Holocaust[7.6] Papal PrioritiesMichael Phayer, from The Catholic Church and the Holocaust, 1930-1965[7.7] Self-Serving SwitzerlandIndependent Commission of Experts Switzerland-Second World War, from Switzerland, National Socialism, and the Second World WarChapter 8. Rescuing Jews-Means and ObstaclesIntroductionPeter Hayes[8.1] The Kovno ConnectionJonathan Goldstein, from Lessons and Legacies VI[8.2] The Good German of VilnaMichael Good, from The Search for Major Plagge[8.3] Collective Action in Vivarais-LignonPatrick Henry, from We Only Know Men[8.4] The Hidden Jews of WarsawGunnar S. Paulsson, from Secret City[8.5] Saving Jewish Children in BelgiumBob Moore, from Survivors[8.6] American InhibitionsRichard Breitman and Alan M. Kraut, from American Refugee Policy and European Jewry, 1933-1945[8.7] Sweden Expands AsylumPaul A. Levine, from From Indifference to ActivismChapter 9. AftermathIntroductionPeter Hayes[9.1] SurvivorsMark Wyman, from DPs: Europe's Displaced Persons, 1945-51[9.2] Zion's AmbivalenceTom Segev, from The Seventh Million[9.3] America's IncomprehensionBeth B. Cohen, from Case Closed[9.4] The Great ReversalTony Judt, from Postwar[9.5] The Pathology of DenialRichard J. Evans, from Lying about Hitler[9.6] Restitution and Its DiscontentsMichael R. Marrus, from Some Measure of Justice[9.7] After Such KnowledgeEva Hoffman, from After Such KnowledgeList of AbbreviationsSource AcknowledgmentsIndex