Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Abbreviations xi
5. Introduction 1
6. Part 1: Methodologies
7. 1 Oral, Gender, and Everyday Life Histories in a German-Soviet-War Context 19
8. Part 2: A Record of the War and Occupation
9. 2 Between Invasion and Liberation: Everyday Life and Loyalties Prior to the German-Soviet War 33
10. 3 Defense and Surrender of Smolensk 47
11. 4 “Normalcy” 61
12. 5 Occupation Atrocities and War Crimes 96
13. Part 3: Popular Attitudes, Propaganda, and Enemy Imagery
14. 6 Between Stalinists and Nazis: The Long-Term Aims and Long-Lasting Effects of Occupation 135
15. 7 Propaganda and Persuasion 148
16. 8 Group Perceptions, Oral Narratives 187
17. 9 Sex/Gender Relations and Youth Experiences 220
18. Part 4: Restoration and Reconstruction
19. 10 Liberation and Revival 235
20. 11 Interrogations, War Crimes Trials, and the Making of War History 247
21. Conclusion 265
22. Notes 271
23. Bibliography 325
24. Index 355