Description
Book SynopsisDescribes the perpetration of the Holocaust in the USSR and probes the political and social consequences of the mass destruction of Soviet Jews.
Table of Contents1. Soviet Jewry Before the Holocaust Zvi Gitelman
2. Politics and the Historiography of the Holocaust in the Soviet Union Zvi Gitelman
3. The Holocaust and Ukrainian Jews Shmuel Spector
4. The Ukrainian Population and the Nazi Genocide of the Jews M. I. Koval
5. Metropolitan Andrei Sheptyts'kyi and the Complexities of Ukrainian-Jewish Relations Shimon Redlich
6. Antisemitism in Ukraine toward the End of the Second World War Mordechai Altshuler
7. From White Terror to Holocaust in Lithuania: Nazi Policy towards the Jews in the Reichskommissariat
Ostland, June-December 1941 Michael MacQueen
8. "Inventing" the Holocaust for Latvia: New Research Hans-Heinrich Wilhelm
9. Jewish Refugees from Poland in the USSR, 1939-1946 Yosef Litvak
10. Jewish Warfare and the Participation of Jews in Combat in the Soviet Union: Soviet and Western
Historiography Mordechai Altshuler
11. Jewish-Lithuanian Relations during World War II: History and Rhetoric Sara Shner-Neshamit
12. Lithuanian-Jewish Relations in the Shadow of the Holocaust: Some Recent Lithuanian Discussions Introduced and annotated by Sima Ycikas
13. The Holocaust and the Armed Struggle in Belorussia as Reflected in Soviet Literature and Works by
Emigres in the West Shalom Cholawski
14. Soviet Jews under Nazi Occupation in Northeastern Belarus and Northern Russia Daniel Romanovsky
Documents
15. German Orders
16. Implementation
17. Eyewitness Accounts
18. Rescue
19. Collaboration and Resistance
20. Antisemitic Legacy of the Holocaust
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