16 Popular Fiction

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures vii
4. Glossary and Abbreviations xi
5. Preface xvii
6. Acknowledgments xix
7. Note on Usage xxi
8. Notes on Political and Military Figures xxiii
9. Maps follow page xxxi
10. Introduction 3
11. Motives
12. Genesis and Reasons for Volunteering 15
13. Collaborators and Co-operators 31
14. Kubijovyč, Pankivskyi, and the Ukrainian Central Committee 45
15. Military Training: Propaganda, Chaplains, and Relations with Germans 59
16. Actions
17. Beyersdorff Battle Group, February–March, 1944 85
18. District of Lublin as War Theatre: Battalions, Guards, and Mutinies 93
19. Galician SS Volunteer Regiments 102
20. Slovakia, Slovenia, Austria, and the Ukrainian National Army, 1944–45 121
21. Youth Soldiers, Women, and Nurses 142
22. Camps
23. Bellaria and the Repatriation Campaign, 1945 161
24. Rimini, 1945–47 177
25. United Kingdom, 1947–49 197
26. Stories
27. Stories of Captured Men: Interrogations 1944–54 and Interviews 1987–2012 211
28. Émigré Press and the Patriot Image, 1951–74 230
29. Poetry and Memoirs 244
30. Popular Fiction 264
31. Reappraisals
32. Commissions of Inquiry and Postwar Trials 281
33. Reasons Recalled: Last Interviews, 1987–2012 298
34. Accomplices, Traitors, and Foes: Three Narrative Perspectives 314
35. Monuments and Memory 326
36. Conclusion 345
37. Notes 351
38. References 389
39. Index 415