THE JUDENRÄTE — SOME CONCLUSIONS

Chapters in this book

1. I-IV I
2. Contents V
3. Series Preface IX
4. Introduction XI
5. Part One: East European Ghettos
6. EPIDEMICS AND MORTALITY IN THE WARSAW GHETTO, 1939-1942 3
7. Religious, Educational and Cultural Problems in the Eastern European Ghettos under German Occupation 44
8. The Mind and Spirit of East European Jewry During the Holocaust 81
9. THE CULTURAL LIFE OF THE VILNA GHETTO 94
10. Historical Research or Slander? 116
11. The Judenrat: Conscious or Unconscious "Tool" 162
12. THE JUDENRÄTE — SOME CONCLUSIONS 165
13. The Ghetto as a Form of Government 178
14. JEWISH ELITES UNDER GERMAN RULE 193
15. Adam Czerniakow—the Man and his Supreme Sacrifice 203
16. THE JUDENRAT IN WARSAW 216
17. The Last Days of Adam Czerniakow 232
18. The Trial of Alfred Nossig Traitor or Victim 239
19. The Reports of a Jewish "Informer" in the Warsaw Ghetto — Selected Documents 248
20. DICTATOR OF THE LODZ GHETTO: The Strange History of Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski 295
21. King of the Ghetto Mordecai Haim Rumkowski, the Elder of Lodz Ghetto 307
22. THE GHETTO IN LITZMANN STADT (LODZ) 340
23. Between East and West: Jews from Germany in the Lodz Ghetto 378
24. Jewish Leadership in Occupied Poland— Postures and Attitudes 440
25. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE JUDENRAT AND THE JEWISH POLICE 471
26. TWO "SAVIORS" WHO FAILED: Moses Merin of Sosnoviec and Jacob Gens of Vilna 488
27. THE JUDENRÄTE IN THE LITHUANIAN GHETTOS OF KOVNO AND VILNA 501
28. THE CONCEPT OF LABOR IN JUDENRAT POLICY 521