Contents

Chapters in this book

1. I-IV I
2. Contents V
3. Series Preface XI
4. Introduction XIII
5. Part Four: The Soviet Union
6. The Jews in the Soviet Annexed Territories 1939-41 1009
7. Soviet Media on the Fate of Jews in Nazi-Occupied Territory (1939-1941) 1021
8. Jewish Refugees in Soviet Poland 1939-1941 1034
9. Jews in General Anders' Army in the Soviet Union 1052
10. THE ATTITUDE OF THE SOVIET UNION TO THE RESCUE OF JEWS 1118
11. Part Five: Neutrals
12. THE INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS AND ITS POLICY VIS-À-VIS THE JEWS IN GHETTOS AND CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN NAZI-OCCUPIED EUROPE 1133
13. SWEDEN'S ATTEMPTS TO AID JEWS, 1939–1945 1173
14. Part Six: Churches: i Catholics
15. History and Rolf Hochhuth's The Deputy 1201
16. The Vatican and the Jews: Cynicism and Indifference 1214
17. Records and Documents of the Holy see Relating to the Second World War 1227
18. Catholicism and the Jews during the Nazi Period and After 1246
19. Weizsäcker, the Vatican, and the Jews of Rome 1263
20. French Churches and the Persecution of Jews in France, 1940-1944 1284
21. Vatican Policy and the "Jewish Problem" in "Independent" Slovakia (1939-1945) 1306
22. The Vatican's Endeavors on Behalf of Rumanian Jewry During the Second World War 1333
23. Part Six: Churches: ii Protestants
24. German Protestantism and the Jews in the Third Reich 1349
25. THEOLOGICAL MYTH, GERMAN ANTISEMITISM AND THE HOLOCAUST: THE CASE OF MARTIN NIEMOELLER 1372
26. Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Jews: Thoughts and Actions, 1933-1945 1390
27. The Dutch Protestants, the Third Reich and the Persecution of the Jews 1406
28. APPENDIX
29. Jewish Emigration from Germany: Nazi Policies and Jewish Responses (II) 1415
30. FOOTNOTES FOR Some Aspects of the Yishuv Leadership's Activities During the Holocaust 1483
31. Copyright Information 1489
32. Index 1495