4. The trial of amon göth in postwar Poland: Poland’s “Nuremberg”

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction 1
5. 1. The Kharkov trial of 1943: the first trial of the holocaust? 15
6. 2. The trial of Pierre Laval: criminal collaborator or patriot? 45
7. 3. The Dachau trial under u.s. army jurisdiction 75
8. 4. The trial of amon göth in postwar Poland: Poland’s “Nuremberg” 101
9. 5. The hamburg ravensbrück trials in British-occupied Germany: women as perpetrators, women as victims 129
10. 6. The einsatzgruppen trial at Nuremberg: did anyone have to follow orders to kill? 159
11. 7. The Jewish kapo trials in Israel: is there a place for the law in the gray zone? 195
12. 8. The Frankfurt Auschwitz trial: the Germans trying Germans under German law 227
13. 9. The trial of feodor fedorenko: Treblinka relived in a Florida courtroom 247
14. 10. The trial of Anthony sawoniuk at the old bailey: the holocaust in the British courtroom 275
15. Conclusion 303
16. Notes 313
17. Bibliography 355
18. Index 361
19. About the authors 374