"The definitive study of the topic," Prof. Antony Polonsky, Emeritus Professor of Holocaust Studies, Brandeis University, and Chief Historian, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Incredible story of the prisoner underground at Auschwitz, meticulously researched and highly readable. More than 200 photos and maps. Winner of the SILVER AWARD for HISTORY at the 2019 Benjamin Franklin Awards.
"The definitive study of the topic," Prof. Antony Polonsky, Emeritus Professor of Holocaust Studies, Brandeis University, and Chief Historian, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Incredible story of the prisoner underground at Auschwitz, meticulously researched and highly readable. More than 200 photos and maps. Winner of the SILVER AWARD for HISTORY at the 2019 Benjamin Franklin Awards.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
By Jozef Garlinski - Introduction by Antony Polonsky - Foreword by M. R. D. Foot
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FIGHTING AUSCHWITZ TABLE OF CONTENTS Abbreviations Introduction by Professor Antony Polonsky Foreword by Professor M. R. D. Foot Preface Part One Chapter 1 1. Voluntarily to Auschwitz 2. Undercover Mission 3. The German Plans for Auschwitz 4. Construction and Early Days of Auschwitz 5. Witold Pilecki Arrives in Auschwitz 6. Organization and Administration of the Auschwitz Camp 7. Use of Prisoners in the Camp Administration 8. Himmler's Visit to Auschwitz Notes to Chapter 1 Chapter 2 1. The Development of Underground Work in the Camp 2. The First 'Five' 3. The Polish Underground Notes to Chapter 2 Chapter 3 1. The Underground Organization in the Neighbourhood of the Camp 2. Secret Work in the Hospital 3. The First Reports to London 4. The Organization of Labour and Underground Workers in Key Positions 5. The Orchestra; Collective Responsibility for Escapes 6. The German-Soviet War Notes to Chapter 3 Part Two Chapter 4 1. The First Deaths from Gassing 2. The Fourth 'Five' 3. Agreement Between the Military and Political Groups 4. The Building of Birkenau and Other Sub-Camps 5. Forced Labour in Auschwitz 6. The Extermination of the Jews Notes to Chapter 4 Chapter 5 1. The Underground Network in Birkenau 2. Pilecki's Contact with the Czechs 3. The Radio Transmitter 4. The Underground's First Escapes 5. Revolt in the Penal Companies 6. Further Unification of the Military Groups Notes to Chapter 5 Chapter 6 1. The Women's Camp 2. The Hospital 3. Liquidation of Informers 4. Reassignment of Military Leadership 5. Himmler's Second Visit Notes to Chapter 6 Chapter 7 1. Losses Among the Underground 2. Help from Outside the Camp 3. The Partisan Units 4. Pilecki's Escape 5. Pilecki Reports to his Home Army Superiors Notes to Chapter 7 Part Three Chapter 8 1. Summary of the Previous Period 2. Underground Leadership After Pilecki's Escape 3. Overview of Nationalities and Ethnic Groups at Auschwitz 4. The Austrian Group 5. The French Group 6. The Soviet Group 7. Other Groups 8. Formation of the Kampfgruppe Auschwitz Notes to Chapter 8 Chapter 9 1. The Surveyors' Kommando 2. SS Morale 3. Conditions in the Hospital 4. Liquidation of the Leaders of the Polish Military Underground 5. The New Commandant and Changes in the Camp 6. Influence of Hermann Langbein Notes to Chapter 9 Chapter 10 1. Further Action by the Underground 2. Changes at the Hospital; Obliterating Traces of Crimes 3. The Book of the Bunker 4. Liquidation of the Hungarian Jews 5. Changes in the Underground Notes to Chapter 10 Chapter 11 1. Escapes and Partisans 2. The Moll Plan 3. The Revolt in the Sonderkommando 4. Preparations for the Relief of the Camp 5. The Underground's Final Actions 6. Evacuation Notes to Chapter 11 Conclusion Afterword by Jarek Garli¿ski Appendices 1. Subsequent Fate of the More Important Persons Mentioned in the Text 2. Additional Notes on Various Matters 3. Underground Members at Auschwitz and Those Who Helped Them 4. SS Ranks with Comparable Ranks in the British Army 5. Comments and Corrections Select Bibliography People Index Subject Index LIST OF MAPS Europe - 1939 Poland - 1939 Invasion of Poland - September 1939 Occupied Poland 1939-1941 Auschwitz and Environs Auschwitz and Environs - Detail KL Auschwitz I Europe - Summer 1940 Birkenau Pilecki's Escape Route
FIGHTING AUSCHWITZ TABLE OF CONTENTS Abbreviations Introduction by Professor Antony Polonsky Foreword by Professor M. R. D. Foot Preface Part One Chapter 1 1. Voluntarily to Auschwitz 2. Undercover Mission 3. The German Plans for Auschwitz 4. Construction and Early Days of Auschwitz 5. Witold Pilecki Arrives in Auschwitz 6. Organization and Administration of the Auschwitz Camp 7. Use of Prisoners in the Camp Administration 8. Himmler's Visit to Auschwitz Notes to Chapter 1 Chapter 2 1. The Development of Underground Work in the Camp 2. The First 'Five' 3. The Polish Underground Notes to Chapter 2 Chapter 3 1. The Underground Organization in the Neighbourhood of the Camp 2. Secret Work in the Hospital 3. The First Reports to London 4. The Organization of Labour and Underground Workers in Key Positions 5. The Orchestra; Collective Responsibility for Escapes 6. The German-Soviet War Notes to Chapter 3 Part Two Chapter 4 1. The First Deaths from Gassing 2. The Fourth 'Five' 3. Agreement Between the Military and Political Groups 4. The Building of Birkenau and Other Sub-Camps 5. Forced Labour in Auschwitz 6. The Extermination of the Jews Notes to Chapter 4 Chapter 5 1. The Underground Network in Birkenau 2. Pilecki's Contact with the Czechs 3. The Radio Transmitter 4. The Underground's First Escapes 5. Revolt in the Penal Companies 6. Further Unification of the Military Groups Notes to Chapter 5 Chapter 6 1. The Women's Camp 2. The Hospital 3. Liquidation of Informers 4. Reassignment of Military Leadership 5. Himmler's Second Visit Notes to Chapter 6 Chapter 7 1. Losses Among the Underground 2. Help from Outside the Camp 3. The Partisan Units 4. Pilecki's Escape 5. Pilecki Reports to his Home Army Superiors Notes to Chapter 7 Part Three Chapter 8 1. Summary of the Previous Period 2. Underground Leadership After Pilecki's Escape 3. Overview of Nationalities and Ethnic Groups at Auschwitz 4. The Austrian Group 5. The French Group 6. The Soviet Group 7. Other Groups 8. Formation of the Kampfgruppe Auschwitz Notes to Chapter 8 Chapter 9 1. The Surveyors' Kommando 2. SS Morale 3. Conditions in the Hospital 4. Liquidation of the Leaders of the Polish Military Underground 5. The New Commandant and Changes in the Camp 6. Influence of Hermann Langbein Notes to Chapter 9 Chapter 10 1. Further Action by the Underground 2. Changes at the Hospital; Obliterating Traces of Crimes 3. The Book of the Bunker 4. Liquidation of the Hungarian Jews 5. Changes in the Underground Notes to Chapter 10 Chapter 11 1. Escapes and Partisans 2. The Moll Plan 3. The Revolt in the Sonderkommando 4. Preparations for the Relief of the Camp 5. The Underground's Final Actions 6. Evacuation Notes to Chapter 11 Conclusion Afterword by Jarek Garli¿ski Appendices 1. Subsequent Fate of the More Important Persons Mentioned in the Text 2. Additional Notes on Various Matters 3. Underground Members at Auschwitz and Those Who Helped Them 4. SS Ranks with Comparable Ranks in the British Army 5. Comments and Corrections Select Bibliography People Index Subject Index LIST OF MAPS Europe - 1939 Poland - 1939 Invasion of Poland - September 1939 Occupied Poland 1939-1941 Auschwitz and Environs Auschwitz and Environs - Detail KL Auschwitz I Europe - Summer 1940 Birkenau Pilecki's Escape Route
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