Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Open-Access-Transformation in History VII
3. Acknowledgments V
4. Contents IX
5. Introduction 1
6. Chapter 1 The Historical Events that Unfolded in Hungary During World War II 6
7. Chapter 2 Negotiations and Rescue Efforts 11
8. Chapter 3 Examining Risk Factors and Triggers for Genocide 19
9. Chapter 4 Nazi Ideology and Hungarian Antisemitism 43
10. Chapter 5 Understanding Victims’ Perspective: Compliance Behavior 54
11. Chapter 6 The Nazi Determination to Execute the Holocaust in Hungary 73
12. Chapter 7 Adolf Eichmann 80
13. Chapter 8 Eichmann’s Approach During His Interviews and Trial 92
14. Chapter 9 Hungary’s Role in the Holocaust 98
15. Chapter 10 The Controversy Surrounding the Jewish Council 108
16. Chapter 11 The Kasztner Affair: Unveiling the Complexities 123
17. Chapter 12 Analysis of Risk Assessments and Triggers for the Holocaust in Hungary 136
18. Chapter 13 The role of External Parties like Britain, FDR, or Jewish Groups as Bystanders 148
19. Chapter 14 Conclusions 158
20. Chapter 15 Insights into Recent Developments and Research 172
21. Appendices 185
22. Bibliography 199
23. Index