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The Holocaust : problems and perspectives of interpretation / edited by Donald L. Niewyk

Contributor(s): Series: Problems in European civilization seriesPublication details: Boston, Mass. : Houghton Mifflin, c2003Edition: 3rd edDescription: xxv, 278 p. : ill. ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 0618214623 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 940.5318 HOL
Contents:
Preface. - Editor's preface to instructors. - Editor's preface to students. - Chronology of events - Glossary. - Reference map : Poland, 1939-1945, with locations of concentration and extermination camps. - Table : estimated Jewish deaths in the Holocaust. Table : Estimated Gypsy deaths in the Holocaust. - Introduction. - I. Origins of the Holocaust. - II. The Motivations of the killers. - III. The Holocaust experience. - IV. The problem of Jewish resistance. - V. Bystander reactions. - VI. Possibilities of rescue. - Suggestions for additional reading.
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Preface. - Editor's preface to instructors. - Editor's preface to students. - Chronology of events - Glossary. - Reference map : Poland, 1939-1945, with locations of concentration and extermination camps. - Table : estimated Jewish deaths in the Holocaust. Table : Estimated Gypsy deaths in the Holocaust. - Introduction. - I. Origins of the Holocaust. - II. The Motivations of the killers. - III. The Holocaust experience. - IV. The problem of Jewish resistance. - V. Bystander reactions. - VI. Possibilities of rescue. - Suggestions for additional reading.