Jewish Refugees in the Balkans, 1933-1945 (Balkan Studies Library, 34)

Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Note on Spelling
Introduction
	Significance of the Jewish Experience of/in the Balkans
	‘History is that Certainty Produced at the Point Where the Imperfections of Memory Meet the Inadequacies of Documentation.’
Chapter 1: The Jewish Exodus to the South 1933–1938
	Yugoslavia as a Destination
	How Many Jews Fled to Yugoslavia?
	Everyday Life
	Prominent Refugees
Chapter 2: After the Anschluss
	The Vienna Exodus
	At the Height of Refugee Pressure
	Fictive Marriages
	Illegal Migration and Border Crossings
	Smuggled by Josef Schleich
	War and Internment
	Belgrade: ‘Das vierte Tor’
	Last-Minute Escapes
Chapter 3: Annihilation of Jewry in the Balkans
	Attack and Escape(s)
	Occupation and Implementation of the Holocaust
	The Final Solution in the Hungarian- and Bulgarian-Occupied Areas of Yugoslavia and Greece
	Rescue and Survival
	Instead of a Conclusion
Chapter 4: Ruma: The Town From Which All Jews Perished
Chapter 5: Italian Rescue
	Flight to the Italians
	Life Under Italian Protection
	Internment in Camps/Centres Along the Adriatic Coast
	Rab
	Epilogue
Chapter 6: Exile on Korčula
Chapter 7: Rescue in Albania
	Arrivals Before the War
	Yugoslav Jews Flee to Italian-Held Albania
	Escaping and Hiding in Albania After the Italian Surrender
	Kosovo Deportation
	Humanity and Modernity
Chapter 8: Resistance of Jewish Refugees in Yugoslavia
	Resistance Before the War
	War Resistance
	Jewish Refugees and the Partisans
Conclusion: Refugee Survival Guide
Bibliography
Index