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CONTENTS Series editor’s preface Acknowledgements vii ix Introduction 1 OMER BARTOV PART I Origins: antisemitism and scientific racism 19 1 The destruction of the European Jews: precedents 21 RAUL HILBERG 2 Psychiatry, German society and the Nazi “euthanasia” programme 43 MICHAEL BURLEIGH 3 Step by step: the expansion of murder, 1939–1941 63 HENRY FRIEDLANDER PART II Implementation: beyond intentionalism and functionalism 77 4 The extermination of the European Jews in historiography: fifty years later 79 SAUL FRIEDLÄNDER 5 The planning intelligentsia and the “Final Solution” 92 GÖTZ ALY v
CONTENTS 6 The Wannsee Conference, the fate of German Jews, and Hitler’s decision in principle to exterminate all European Jews 106 CHRISTIAN GERLACH 7 German soldiers and the Holocaust: historiography, research and implications 162 OMER BARTOV 8 “Once again I’ve got to play general to the Jews”: from the war diary of Blutordensträger Felix Landau 185 ERNST KLEE, WILLI DRESSEN AND VOLKER RIESS (EDS) 9 Places far away, places very near: Mauthausen, the camps of the Shoah, and the bystanders 204 GORDON J. HORWITZ 10 Under a cruel star: a life in Prague 1941–1968 219 HEDA MARGOLIUS KOVÁLY PART III Aftermath: testimony, justice, and denial 233 11 Redefining heroic behavior: the impromptu self and the Holocaust experience 235 LAWRENCE LANGER 12 The gray zone 251 PRIMO LEVI 13 Remembering in vain: the Klaus Barbie trial and crimes against humanity 273 ALAIN FINKIELKRAUT Index 292 vi
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HENRY FRIEDLANDER international pri
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HENRY FRIEDLANDER the conservation
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8 “ONCE AGAIN I’VE GOT TO PLAY
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10 UNDER A CRUEL STAR A life in Pra
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REDEFINING HEROIC BEHAVIOR twice in
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REDEFINING HEROIC BEHAVIOR have not
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12 THE GRAY ZONE Primo Levi In this
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THE GRAY ZONE Have we—we who have
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THE GRAY ZONE of primitive peoples:
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THE GRAY ZONE not enough to relegat
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THE GRAY ZONE commit the worst atro
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THE GRAY ZONE many improbable event
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THE GRAY ZONE sense, but something
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13 REMEMBERING IN VAIN The Klaus Ba
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REMEMBERING IN VAIN longer a place
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REMEMBERING IN VAIN June 18, 1988).
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INDEX Breitman, R. 65 brickyard 225
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INDEX Krieg der deutschen Wehrmacht
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INDEX Rome ghetto 27 Rose, P. 83 Ro
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