Fear
| Titel: | Fear : anti-semitism in Poland after Auschwitz : an essay in historical interpretation / Jan T. Gross |
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| Veröffentlicht: | New York : Random House, 2006 |
| Umfang: | XV, 303 S. : Ill. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 0375509240 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- Introduction
- p. ix
- 1
- Poland Abandoned
- p. 3
- The Underground State
- p. 5
- Discovery of the Katyn Mass Graves
- p. 7
- The Destruction of Warsaw
- p. 10
- The "Lublin Poles," or the Soviet Politics of the Faits Accomplis
- p. 12
- The Symbolism of "Yalta"
- p. 14
- The Decommissioning of the London-Affiliated Underground
- p. 19
- Monopolization of Power by the Communist Party
- p. 22
- The Landscape After the Battle
- p. 26
- 2
- The Unwelcoming of Jewish Survivors
- p. 31
- Anti-Jewish Violence
- p. 34
- The Takeover of Jewish Property by Polish Neighbors
- p. 39
- The Takeover of Jewish Property by the Polish State Administration
- p. 47
- Prosecution of Crimes Committed Against Jews
- p. 52
- Anti-Jewish Bias in Local Administration
- p. 58
- Employment Discrimination
- p. 64
- Anti-Semitism in Schools
- p. 66
- A Pogrom That Wasn't
- p. 73
- 3
- The Kielce Pogrom: Events
- p. 81
- The Taste of Cherries
- p. 83
- The Opening Phase
- p. 83
- Assault on the Building at Planty 7
- p. 85
- The Breakdown of Law Enforcement
- p. 94
- A Change of Venue
- p. 99
- Passionless Killings
- p. 103
- Conversations Between Strangers
- p. 104
- On the Railroad
- p. 109
- 4
- The Kielce Pogrom: Reactions
- p. 118
- How the Working Class Reacted to the Kielce Pogrom and What the Communist Party Made of It
- p. 120
- The Party Draws Conclusions
- p. 126
- The Response of the Polish Intellectual Elite
- p. 128
- How the Catholic Clergy Reacted to the Progrom
- p. 134
- Confidential Report from the Bishop of Kielce
- p. 142
- The Response of Bishop Kubina
- p. 149
- Not Much Official Ado About the Kielce Pogrom
- p. 153
- The Taste of Matzo
- p. 156
- 5
- Blinded by Social Distance
- p. 167
- The Rhetoric of Estrangement
- p. 169
- A Warning
- p. 176
- The Forgotten Interface
- p. 179
- What Was Recorded About the Murder of Polish Jews in Podlasie
- p. 183
- The Limits of Understanding
- p. 185
- 6
- Zydokomuna
- p. 192
- The Interwar Context
- p. 192
- Wartime and Postwar Official Soviet Attitudes Toward the Jews
- p. 199
- The Jewish Antifascist Committee and "The Black Book of Russian Jewry"
- p. 206
- Jews in the PPR
- p. 213
- Frakcja PPR in the CKZP
- p. 217
- Jews and the Postwar Regime
- p. 220
- The Co-optation of Radical Nationalists
- p. 222
- Jews in the Apparatus of Repression
- p. 226
- A Pragmatic Approach to the "Jewish Question" in Eastern Europe
- p. 239
- Recapitulation
- p. 241
- Conclusions
- p. 245
- Acknowledgments
- p. 263
- Bibliography
- p. 265
- Notes
- p. 275
- Index
- p. 295
