The Holocaust in Greece - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures and Maps

pp vii-vii

Tables

pp viii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xiv

Preface

pp xv-xvi

Introduction: The Holocaust in Greece

pp 1-12

I - Perpetrators

pp 13-86

1 - The German Occupation and the Holocaust in Greece: A Survey

pp 15-35

2 - “The Bulgarians Were the Worst!” Reconsidering the Holocaust in Salonika within a Regional History of Mass Violence

pp 36-57

3 - The Deportation of the Jews of Rhodes, 1944: An Integrated History

pp 58-86

II - Collaborators and Victims

pp 87-180

4 - Greek Collaboration in the Holocaust and the Course of the War

pp 89-112

5 - A City against Its Citizens? Thessaloniki and the Jews

pp 113-134

6 - Bystanders, Rescuers, and Collaborators: A Microhistory of Christian–Jewish Relations, 1943–1944

pp 135-156

7 - “We Lived as Greeks and We Died as Greeks”: Thessalonican Jews in Auschwitz and the Meanings of Nationhood

pp 157-180

III - The Question of Property

pp 181-252

8 - The Scale of Jewish Property Theft in Nazi-occupied Thessaloniki

pp 183-207

9 - The Jewish Community of Thessaloniki and the Christian Collaborators: “Those that are Leaving and What They are Leaving Behind”

pp 208-227

10 - Expropriating the Space of the Other: Property Spoliations of Thessalonican Jews in the 1940s

pp 228-252

IV - The Aftermath: Survival, Restitution, Memory

pp 253-358

11 - “New Men vs Old Jews”: Greek Jewry in the Wake of the Shoah, 1945–1947

pp 255-272

12 - “You are Your Brother’s Keeper”: Rebuilding the Jewish Community of Salonica from Afar

pp 273-303

13 - Being a Holocaust Survivor in Greece: Narratives of the Postwar Period, 1944–1953

pp 304-326

14 - Bodies Visible and Invisible: The Erasure of the Jewish Cemetery in the Life of Modern Thessaloniki

pp 327-358

Epilogue

pp 359-370

15 - Gray Zones

pp 361-370

Index

pp 371-380