From generation to generation

• Foreword

• Editor's Acknoweldgments

• Introduction

• I
• Precedents and Antecedents

• The Symbol of the Corss: Secularization of a Metaphor from the Early Christian Church to National Socialism

• The First Genocide of the Twentieth Century: The German War of Destruction in South-West Africa (1904-1908) and the Global History of Genocide

• Suppressed Memory of Atrocity in World War I and Its Impact on World War II

• The Final Solution Turns East: How Soviet Internationalism Aided and Abetted Nazi Racial Genocide

• II
• Testimony, History, and Memory

• Interethnic Relations in the Holocaust as Seen Through Postwar Testimonies: Buczacz, East Galicia, 1941-1944

• Infinite Loneliness: Some Aspects of the Lives of Jewish Women in the Auschwitz Camps According to Testimonies and Autobiographies Written between 1945 and 1948

• Rereading Women's Holocaust Memoirs: Liana Millu's Smoke Over Birkenau

• Breaking the Silence of the Muted Witnesses: Video Testimonies of Psychiatrically Hospitalized Holocaust Survivors in Israel

• III
• Approaches to Historical Study of the Holocaust

• Spanning a Career: Three Editions of Raul Hilberg's Destruction of the European Jews

• Holocaust Research and Generational Change: Regional and Local Studies Since the Cold War

• Territorial Revision and the Holocaust: Hungary and Slovakia During World War II

• IV
• Postwar Legacies

• The Myth of the Clean Wehrmacht in Cold War America

• Personal Reflections on Jewish Ghosts in German and the Memory of the Holocaust

• "Poles-Catholics" and "Symbolic Jews": Religion and the Construction of Symbolic Boundaries in Poland

• Notes on Contributors