Title: Documents of destruction; Germany and Jewry, 1933-1945.
Authors: Hilberg, Raul, 1926-2007
Publisher: Quadrangle Books,
Year: 1971
Subjects: Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Sources; Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Sources
Contents: A Jewish argument -- A confidential Nazi analysis -- Name changes: 1932 -- Action in the universities -- The Jews defined -- The disbarment of the Jewish lawyers -- An "aryanization" contract -- Jews in health resorts -- Jewish self-concentration -- The ghettos of Poland -- A Jewish labor camp -- Open-air killings in Russia -- The Roumanian sector -- German army propaganda -- The final solution -- A railroad timetable -- The appeal of Fanny Steiner -- Special accounts "W" -- Wathcing Jewish apartments -- Jewish firm names -- Jewish pensions -- Last annual report from Vienna -- An offer of marmalade -- The Jewish mood in Galicia -- The Jewish artisans in Poland -- Pillaging -- Deportations from Norway -- The way it was done in the Netherlands -- France: action against Jewish children -- An exemption -- Jewelry, silver, coins, stamps -- An arrest in Rome -- The Salonika Jews are destroyed -- Paying for the Salonika transports -- Memoir from Rhodes -- An individual survives in Yugoslavia -- Compiling lists of Slovak Jews -- Slovak Jewish camouflage -- Prime Minister Tuka's father confessor -- Hungary's reluctance -- Postcards from Waldsee -- A ransom attempt -- The camps -- Behind the fence -- Selection -- The gas supply -- Revolt -- Liberation -- Who is who in postwar Germany -- Amends.