Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS vii
4. PREFACE x
5. Part I INTRODUCTION
6. A HISTORY WITHOUT BOUNDARIES The Robbery and Restitution of Jewish Property in Europe 1
7. Part II THE ROBBERY OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
8. THE SEIZURE OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN EUROPE Comparative Aspects of Nazi Methods and Local Responses 19
9. ARYANIZATION AND RESTITUTION IN GERMANY 33
10. THE LOOTING OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN OCCUPIED WESTERN EUROPE A Comparative Study of Belgium, France, and the Netherlands 53
11. THE ROBBERY OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN EASTERN EUROPE UNDER GERMAN OCCUPATION, 1939-1942 68
12. THE ROBBERY OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN EASTERN EUROPEAN STATES ALLIED WITH NAZI GERMANY 81
13. Part III THE RESTITUTION OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
14. WEST GERMANY AND THE RESTITUTION OF JEWISH PROPERTY IN EUROPE 97
15. JEWISH PROPERTY AND THE POLITICS OF RESTITUTION IN GERMANY AFTER 1945 113
16. TWO APPROACHES TO COMPENSATION IN FRANCE Restitution and Reparation 134
17. THE EXPROPRIATION OF JEWISH PROPERTY AND RESTITUTION IN BELGIUM 155
18. INDIFFERENCE AND FORGETTING Italy and its Jewish Community, 1938–1970 171
19. “WHY SWITZERLAND?” Remarks on a Neutral’s Role in the Nazi Program of Robbery and Allied Postwar Restitution Policy 182
20. THE HUNGARIAN GOLD TRAIN Fantasies of Wealth and the Madness of Genocide 211
21. RELUCTANT RESTITUTION The Restitution of Jewish Property in the Bohemian Lands after the Second World War 223
22. THE POLISH DEBATE ON THE HOLOCAUST AND THE RESTITUTION OF PROPERTY 240
23. Part IV CONCLUDING REMARKS
24. REFLECTIONS ON THE RESTITUTION AND COMPENSATION OF HOLOCAUST THEFT Past, Present, and Future 257
25. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 269
26. SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 273
27. INDEX 287