The Holocaust and history

• Preface

• Acknowledgments

• Part 1
• Probing the Holocaust: Where We Are, Where We Need to Go

• 1
• Sources and Their Uses

• 2
• A Past that Will not Go Away

• 3
• The Holocaust: Where We Are, Where We Need to Go

• 4
• The Holocaust: Where We Are, Where We Need to Go: A Comment

• Part 2
• Antisemitism and Racism as Factors in

• 5
• The Use of Antisemitism in Nazi Wartime Propaganda

• 6
• The Holocaust: A Very Particular

• 7
• Antisemitism and Racism in Nazi-Ideology

• 8
• Antisemitism, the Holocaust and Reinterpretations of National Socialism

• Part 3
• The Politics of Racial Health and Science

• 9
• Human Genetics and the Mass Murder of Jews, Gypsies and Others Benno

• 10
• From Colonial Racism to Nazi Population Policy: The Role of the So-Called Mischlinge

• 11
• The Cooperation of German Racial Hygienists and American Eugenicists Before and After 1933

• Part 4
• The Nazi State: Leadership and Bureaucracy

• 12
• Executive Instinct: Reinhard Heydrich and the Planning for the Final Solution

• 13
• Plans for the Final Solution in Early 1941

• 14
• State Policy and Corporate Involvement in the Holocaust

• 15
• The Civil Service and the Implementation of the Holocaust: From Passive to Active Complicity

• 16
• The Other Crimes of Adolf Hitler Franklin Littell

• Part 5
• "Ordinary Men": The Socio-Political Background

• 17
• The T4 Killers: Berlin, Lublin

• 18
• Ordinary Germans or Ordinary Men? A Reply to the Critics

• 19
• Complicity or Entanglement? Wehrmacht, War and Holocaust

• 20
• The Amsterdam Police and the Persecution of the Jews

• 21
• Ordinary Men or Ordinary Germans? Daniel Goldhagen

• Part 6
• Multiple Voices: Ideology, Exclusion, and Coercion

• 22
• Neglected Holocaust Victims: The Mischlinge, the Judischversippte, and the Gypsies

• 23
• Slapping Up Spastics Hugh

• 24
• Final Solution of the Homosexual Question? The Anti-Homosexual Policies of the Nazis and the Social Consequences for Homosexual Men

• 25
• The Pink Triangle: Homosexuals as "Enemies of the State"

• 26
• The Black Experience During the Holocaust Robert Kesting

• Part 7
• Concentration Camps

• 27
• Auschwitz: From Architect's Promise to Inmate's Perdition

• 28
• Auschwitz Concentration Camp: Its Places and Significance in the Structure of the Nazi System of Terror and Genocide, and in the Economy of the Third Reich

• 29
• Antechamber to Birkenau: The Zigeunerlager after 1933

• 30
• Concentration Camps and the Non-Jewish Environment

• 31
• Places Far Away, Places Very Near: Mauthausen, the Camps of the Shoah, and the Bystanders

• Part 8
• The Axis, the Allies, and the Neutrals (vis-a-vis the Final Solution)

• 32
• The Holocaust in Hungary: A Retrospective Analysis

• 33
• The Holocaust in Italy: Problems of Research

• 34
• Antonescu and the Jews

• 35
• The Allies and the Holocaust

• 36
• British Responses to the Plight of Jews in Europe, 1933-1945 Louise London

• 37
• Bureaucracy, Resistance, and the Holocaust: Understanding the Success of Swedish Diplomacy in Budapest, 1944-1945

• 38
• A Catholic Response to the Holocaust: Institutional Perspectives

• 39
• The Ecclesiastical Final Solution: The German Christian Movement and the Anti-Jewish Church

• Part 9
• Jewish Leadership

• 40
• The Armed Jewish Resistance in Eastern Europe: Its Unique Conditions and its Relations with the