'The line must be drawn somewhere': Canada and Jewish Refugees, 1933-9

Chapters in this book

1. I-IV I
2. Contents V
3. Series Preface XI
4. Introduction XIII
5. Part One: Perceptions of the Holocaust
6. Did the Zionist Leadership Foresee the Holocaust? 3
7. The Holocaust in National-Socialist Rhetoric and Writings: Some Evidence against the Thesis that before 1945 Nothing Was Known about the "Final Solution" 19
8. When Did They Know? 52
9. Hitler's Holocaust Who Knew What, When, & How? 60
10. Auschwitz and the Archives 80
11. PIOUS SYMPATHIES AND SINCERE REGRETS: THE AMERICAN NEWS MEDIA AND THE HOLOCAUST FROM KRYSTALNACHT TO BERMUDA, 1938-1943 99
12. Part Two: Unwanted Refugees
13. Who Shall Bear Guilt for the Holocaust: The Human Dilemma 121
14. Exodus 1933-1939: A Survey of Jewish Emigration from Germany 143
15. Jewish Emigration from Germany: Nazi Policies and Jewish Responses (I) 161
16. The Jewish Refugee Community of Shanghai, 1938-1945 210
17. 'The line must be drawn somewhere': Canada and Jewish Refugees, 1933-9 230
18. Rescue Operations through Vilna 262
19. ROOSEVELT AND THE RESETTLEMENT QUESTION 271
20. CHURCHILL AND THE JEWS: THE HOLOCAUST 330
21. British Government Policy towards Jewish Refugees (November 1938 - September 1939) 353
22. The British Government and the German Immigration 1933-1945 394
23. The Bermuda Conference and Its Aftermath: An Allied Quest for "Refuge" During the Holocaust 413
24. Part Three: Jewish Communities
25. i. General
26. Jewish Denial and the Holocaust 435
27. Jewish Foreign Policy during the Holocaust 467