THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST - Series page

pp ii-ii

The Cambridge History of the Holocaust - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Figures

pp viii-x

Maps

pp xi-xi

Contributors to Volume II

pp xii-xii

Abbreviations

pp xiii-xiv

Maps

pp xv-xviii

General Editor’s Introduction

pp 1-7

Introduction to Volume II

pp 8-24

Part I - Structures, Players, and Processes

pp 25-288

1 - Hitler, the Nazi Leadership, and the Evolution of the “Final Solution”

pp 27-50

2 - The Nazi Apparatus of Terror: SS, SA, Police

pp 51-71

3 - Bystanders, Collaboration, and Complicity

pp 72-92

4 - German Agencies at the Center and at the Periphery

pp 93-121

5 - The German Economy and the Exploitation and Extermination of the Jews

pp 122-145

6 - The Wehrmacht, Its Allies, and “Partisan Threats”

pp 146-168

7 - Gender and Perpetration

pp 169-192

8 - Perpetrator Depictions of Violence and the Obliteration of Evidence

pp 193-216

9 - Discourses, Knowledge, and Disbelief in the Reich and Beyond

pp 217-237

10 - “Euthanasia,” “Germanization,” and the Beginnings of Organized Mass Murder, 1939–1941

pp 238-261

11 - The Extermination Camps and Their Contexts

pp 262-288

Part II - Times and Places

pp 289-567

12 - Ghettos and Other Confined Spaces of Jewish Life in Nazi-Dominated Europe

pp 291-312

13 - German and Local Violence in the Balkans

pp 313-335

14 - Forced Migration, Flight, and Refuge in the West

pp 336-355

15 - “War of Annihilation” in the Occupied Soviet Union, 1941–1942

pp 356-376

16 - Neighbors and Killing in the East

pp 377-398