ABSTRACT
Told with scrupulous attention to detail and accuracy, this text provides important background information on Jewish life in Europe, the functions of the hierarchy within the Nazi government, and the psychological foundations of prejudice. Unlike other texts on the subject, A History of the Holocaust gives students an idea of just who the victims of the Holocaust were. In fact, the author tells this story from a unique point-of-view, having experienced Nazi Germany as a child.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 4|22 pages
Masters of the Third Reich
Four of the Leading Perpetrators of Modern History's Greatest Crime
chapter 8|22 pages
From Ideology to Isolation
From “You May Not Work among Us” to “You May Not Live among Us”
chapter 9|14 pages
Annihilation: Theory and Practice
From “You May Not Live among Us” to “You May Not Live!”
chapter 11|13 pages
Resistance Against All Odds
In the Ghettos, in the Camps, with the Partisans, Singly and in Groups, They Fought Back
chapter 12|16 pages
Rescue: Little and Late
But to Save a Single Jew Required Extraordinary Heroism and Uncommon Altruism
