Examines National Socialist perpetrators who expelled Jews from their homelands and deported them to ghettos, concentration camps and killing centers in Eastern Europe.
Examines National Socialist perpetrators who expelled Jews from their homelands and deported them to ghettos, concentration camps and killing centers in Eastern Europe.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hans Safrian lectures in history at the Institute für Zeitgeschichte at the University of Vienna. He was also a Pearl Resnick Fellow at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Research Team Leader for the Independent Commission of Experts - Switzerland - Second World War, and a research historian for the Historic Commission of the Republic of Austria. He is the author of numerous works on World War II and Nazi war crimes.
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Introduction 1. Eichmann and the development of the Vienna model 2. An unsuccessful start: the deportations to Nisko on the River San 3. The development and initial activities of Referat IV D 4 4. 1941: from expulsion to mass murder 5. 1941: controversies over the deportations to the occupied areas of the Soviet Union 6. 1942: the establishment of the genocide program 7. 1942: collaboration and deportations 8. The destruction of the Jewish community of Salonika: the cooperation of the SS and Wehrmacht 9. 1943-4: manhunts in France and Greece 10. 1944-5: manhunts in Hungary and Slovakia 11. The post-war era.
Introduction; 1. Eichmann and the development of the Vienna model; 2. An unsuccessful start: the deportations to Nisko on the River San; 3. The development and initial activities of Referat IV D 4; 4. 1941: from expulsion to mass murder; 5. 1941: controversies over the deportations to the occupied areas of the Soviet Union; 6. 1942: the establishment of the genocide program; 7. 1942: collaboration and deportations; 8. The destruction of the Jewish community of Salonika: the cooperation of the SS and Wehrmacht; 9. 1943-4: manhunts in France and Greece; 10. 1944-5: manhunts in Hungary and Slovakia; 11. The post-war era.
Introduction 1. Eichmann and the development of the Vienna model 2. An unsuccessful start: the deportations to Nisko on the River San 3. The development and initial activities of Referat IV D 4 4. 1941: from expulsion to mass murder 5. 1941: controversies over the deportations to the occupied areas of the Soviet Union 6. 1942: the establishment of the genocide program 7. 1942: collaboration and deportations 8. The destruction of the Jewish community of Salonika: the cooperation of the SS and Wehrmacht 9. 1943-4: manhunts in France and Greece 10. 1944-5: manhunts in Hungary and Slovakia 11. The post-war era.
Introduction; 1. Eichmann and the development of the Vienna model; 2. An unsuccessful start: the deportations to Nisko on the River San; 3. The development and initial activities of Referat IV D 4; 4. 1941: from expulsion to mass murder; 5. 1941: controversies over the deportations to the occupied areas of the Soviet Union; 6. 1942: the establishment of the genocide program; 7. 1942: collaboration and deportations; 8. The destruction of the Jewish community of Salonika: the cooperation of the SS and Wehrmacht; 9. 1943-4: manhunts in France and Greece; 10. 1944-5: manhunts in Hungary and Slovakia; 11. The post-war era.
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'Eichmann's Men is a breakthrough in the study of Eichmann, his office, and the men who implemented anti-Jewish policy in the Third Reich - culminating in the grotesquely efficient management of genocide. It is the standard work on the subject; it deserves to become a classic.' David Cesarani, Research Professor in History, Royal Holloway, University of London
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