Nazi Germany and the Jews, Volume 2: The Years of Extermination

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by Saul Friedlander

Iron Wolf movement, 219–20

  isolationist campaign, U.S., 270–72

  Israelowitz, Israel, 121

  Italy

  attempted rescue of Salonika Jews by, 489

  deportation and murder of Jews of Rome, 559–61

  lack of Vatican guidance in, 561–74 (see also Pius XII [pope]; Vatican)

  Nazi occupation of, 612–13

  occupation of France by, 67, 69, 75

  pact of, with Nazi Germany, 130–31

  protection of Serbs and Jews by, 229–30

  replacement of Mussolini in, 470–71

  resistance of, to deportations, 452–54, 552–54, 559–61

  Izbica transit camp, 351, 355–56, 490

  Jacobson, Louise, 469–70, 662

  Jäger, Karl, 240, 362

  Jahn, Lilli, 338–39, 517–18, 639, 662

  Janowska Road labor camp, 435, 436

  Jantausch, Pavol, 373

  Japan, 86–87, 130–31, 193–94, 272

  Jasenovac extermination site, 229

  Jeckeln, Friedrich, 138, 200, 262–63, 267

  Jedwabne, 223–24

  Jesuits, 515

  Jewish Agency, 305–6, 594, 597, 622

  Jewish Central Museum, 592–93

  Jewish Councils

  in Auschwitz, 83

  in Belgium, 259

  in France, 121, 178, 258, 382, 416–18

  in Germany, 370

  in ghettos, 153–57

  in Holland, xiv, 180–82, 375, 406–10, 549

  in Hungary, 614–15

  in Lodz, 62–63

  in Lwov, 435–36

  in Poland, 30, 37–43

  responsibility of, xxiii–xxiv, 191–92

  in Slovakia, 231

  in Vilna, 241

  in Warsaw, 37–39, 61–62, 523

  Jewish Cultural Association, 97–98, 255–56

  Jewish Fighting Organization. See ZOB (Zydowska Organizacia Bojowa)

  Jewish Military Union, 522 Jewish Question, 11–14, 162–63, 184–85, 237–40, 302–3, 589–90, 634–6. See also extermination campaign; Final Solution

  Jewish Relief and Rescue Committee (Vaadah), 620–25

  Jewish Social Self-Help, 148, 304

  Jewish star. See star,

  Jewish Jewish Statutes, French, 111–12, 119–21, 172–73

  Jews. See also anti-Semitism; deportations; executions; expropriation campaign; extermination campaign

  awareness of, about exterminations, 318–28

  communists, 44–48

  converted (see converted Jews)

  definitions of, 51–52, 111–12, 123, 291–93

  diarists (see diarists, Jewish)

  diversity of European, 4–10

  as extermination site commandos (see special commandos, Jewish)

  German research on (see research on Jews, German)

  ghettos (see ghettos)

  history of extermination and leadership of, xxiii–xxv (see also Jewish Councils; leadership, Jewish)

  Jewishness, xiv–xv, 7

  Jewish star (see star, Jewish)

  lack of solidarity of, 60, 192, 479, 508–9, 528

  powerlessness and passivity of, xv, xxi–xxiii, 8–10, 103–4, 479, 631

  liberalism, communism, and, xvii–xviii, 25–26

  migration of (see migration, Jewish)

  mixed breed (see mixed-breed Jews; mixed marriages)

  persecution of (see anti-Jewish measures)

  propaganda against (see propaganda campaign)

  reaction of, to anti-Jewish measures, 43, 143–44

  reaction of, to Nazi occupation of Europe, 77–79, 126–27

  reactions of Soviet, 247–51

  religious (see Judaism)

  suicides (see suicides)

  survivors, xiii (see also survivors)

  Jews Unmasked (film), 20

  Jew Süss (film), 19–20, 96, 99–102, 173–74, 259, 443, 593

  Jezler, Robert, 447–48

  Jodl, Alfred, 131, 134–35

  Johnson, Eric, 254–55

  Johst, Hanns, 138

  Jood, Jude, Juif (terms), xiii–xiv

  Jordan, Fritz, 242

  Jorga, Nicolae, 167

  Judaism. See also religion

  Christianity vs., 574–77 (see also Christian churches; Christianity

  de-Judaization, 32–33, 161

  religious Jews, 5, 6, 24–25, 27–28, 444–47

  synagogues, 21–22, 257, 259, 514–15, 318, 444, 514–15, 524–25

  Juden ohne Maske. See Jews Unmasked (film)

  Judenräte. See Jewish Councils

  Jud Süss. See Jew Süss (film)

  Jünger, Ernst, 381

  Kaczerginski, Shmerke, 590

  Kafka, Ottla, 579

  Kaganowitsch, Lazar, 275

  Kahle, Paul E., 588

  Kahlich, Dora Maria, 297–98

  Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, 505

  Kallay, Miklós, 232–33, 451–52, 483–84

  Kalmanovitch, Zelig, 437–38, 532–33, 588–91, 632, 663

  Kaltenbrunner, Ernst, 350, 483, 497, 526, 542, 561

  “Kaltenbrunner Reports, The,” 635

  Kammler, Hans, 359, 502

  Kaplan, Chaim, 3–4, 10, 41, 44–45, 63–64, 77–78, 105, 148–49, 154, 159–60, 268, 322–23, 333, 429, 662

  Kaplan, Marion, 96

  Kappers, C. U. Ariens, xiii

  Kappler, Herbert, 559–61

  Karaites research, 587–89

  Karski, Jan, 46–47, 455–56, 598

  Kaspi, André, 414

  Kastner, Rudolf, 621, 624–25

  Katag A.G., 423–24

  Katyn Forest massacre, 475, 477–78

  Katzenberger, Leo Israel, 365–67

  Katzmann, Friedrich, 282

  Kaufering, 646

  Kaufman, Theodor N., 205–6, 337

  Kaufmann, Karl, 264

  Kautsky, Benedikt, 509

  Keitel, Wilhelm, 13, 165, 471–72

  Kennedy, Joseph P., 73

  Khoroshunova, Iryna, 197

  Kielce, 17, 64, 107, 320–21 Kiev, 197, 201, 215–19, 259–60, 293–94, 470

  Killinger, Manfred von, 80, 450–51

  Kirk, Alexander, 51

  Kladovo episode, 88–89

  Kleinbaum, Moshe, 44, 106

  Klemperer, Victor, 1, 3–4, 54, 60–61, 63–64, 78–79, 96, 126–27, 140, 199, 252–53, 268, 319–20, 327, 337, 367–70, 402–3, 440–41, 444, 474, 477–78, 518–19, 527, 609, 653, 661–62

  Klepper, Jochen, 51, 64, 79, 91–92, 144, 301–2, 426, 662

  Klieforth, Alfred W., 73

  Klonicki, Aryeh and Malwina, 214, 535–36, 663

  Klooga labor camp, 632–33

  Kluger, Ruth, 255, 354, 494, 504–5, 577–78, 651–52

  Klukowski, Zygmunt, xxiii, 29–30, 159, 242–43, 328, 358, 628

  Knatchbull-Hugessen, Hughe, 329

  Knochen, Helmut, 115, 175

  Knoll, Roman, 48

  knowledge. See awareness, public

  Koch, Erich, 76, 200, 361–62, 650

  Koch, Pietro, 612

  Kochanowski, Erich, 97–98

  Koenekamp, Eduard, 39

  Kogon, Eugen, 181

  Köhler, Hermann, 53–54 Kolb, Eberhard, 583

  Komoly, Otto, 621

  Königsberg, 650

  Koppe, Wilhelm, 263, 266

  Korczak, Janusz, 393, 429–30, 663

  Koretz, Zwi, 488, 489, 555

  Korherr, Richard, 480–82

  Körner, Thodor, 473

  Korsemann, Gert, 200

  Kos, 613

  Kossak-Szezucka, Zofia, 537–38

  Kot, Stanislaw, 456–57

  Kovner, Abba, 325–26, 328, 532

  Kovno, 193–94, 219, 222–25

  Kovno ghetto, 241–42, 267, 283, 323–24, 384, 445–46, 584, 632–33

  Kraków, 12, 14, 35–36, 38, 357, 523, 529

  Kramer, Joseph, 592

  Krauss, Clemens, 369

  Kremer
, Johann Paul, 506–7

  Krengiel, Ziula, 152

  Kritzinger, Friedrich Wilhelm, 300

  Krombach, Ernst, 355–56, 662

  Krüger, Friedrich Wilhelm, 37, 266, 347–48, 497, 522

  Krüger, Hans, 282

  Kruk, Hermann, 198, 241, 327, 382–83, 437–38, 446, 527–28, 530–33, 550, 590, 632–33, 663

  Krumey, Hermann, 647

  Krymchaks, 589

  Kube, Wilhelm, 362–63

  Kubowitzki, Leon, 627

  Küchler, Georg von, 27

  Kulturbund, 97–98, 255–56

  Kvaternik, Slavko, 203

  labor camps. See also concentration camps

  Belzec, 154

  Dutch, 375–76, 413

  Estonian, 632

  Polish, 154–55

  slave labor and, 582 (see also slave labor, Jewish)

  Labor Law for Jews, 289

  La Communauté Française, 173

  Lagedi labor camp, 633

  Lages, Willi, 179

  Lambert, Raymond-Raoul, 119–20, 256, 258, 318, 382, 416–17, 440, 554–56, 662

  Lammers, Hans-Heinrich, 139, 141, 291–92, 471–72, 517

  Landau, Felix, 246–47, 436

  Landau, Leib, 589

  Landesberg, Henryk, 435

  Lange, Herbert, 284

  Langfus, Leyb, 580

  Langgässer, Elisabeth and Cordelia, 519–20

  Laqueur, Walter, xxv

  Latin America, 86, 87, 270, 583–84

  Latvia, 223

  Laval, Pierre, 377–78, 416, 551

  law, Jewish belief in, 10, 191

  Law, Richard, 329

  leadership

  execution of Polish, 13–14, 40

  German opposition, 54–55, 74, 511–13, 526, 634

  Hitler’s charismatic, xx, 656–59

  Jewish (see leadership, Jewish)

  passivity of European, xv, xxi–xxiii, 68

  resistance by Nazi, 17

  leadership, Jewish. See also Jewish Councils

  compliance of, 555–57

  Jewish Central Museum and, 592–93

  in France, 118–21, 176–78, 416–18, 550–57

  in Germany, 59–61, 97–98, 103–4, 425–26

  in Holland, 180–82

  in Poland, 61–63

  reaction of, in Palestine, 305–6, 596–98

  responsibility of, xxiii–xxiv, 191–92

  at Theresienstadt, 578

  Lecca, Radu, 594

  Leeb, Wilhelm Ritter von, 210–11

  Leers, Johann von, 477

  legal rights, Jewish, 289

  Lehndorff, Heinrich von, 460

  Leibbrandt, Georg, 587–89

  Lejkin, Jacob, 522

  Lemgo, 514

  Lend-Lease Bill, U.S., 201, 265

  Leningrad, 470

  Lentz, Jacob, 123

  Les Milles concentration camp, 109

  letters, German soldiers’. See also soldiers, German

  anti-Semitism of, 107–8, 121, 159, 211–12, 634, 643–44

  awareness of Jewish exterminations by, xxii, 214, 293–94, 399–400, 426, 430–31, 528–29

  on slave labor, 209–10

  Leventhal, Zalman, 580

  Le Vernet concentration camp, 109

  Levi, Primo, 493–94, 504, 616–17, 651

  Levin, Dov, 45

  Lewandowski, Jozef, 460

  Lewin, Abraham, 195, 394, 430, 441–42, 445, 521–22, 662

  Ley, Robert, 17, 23–24, 337

  liberalism, 5, 8, 9, 67–69

  libraries, 150–51, 438, 590–91

  Lichtenbaum, Marc, 523 Lichtenberg, Bernhard, 303,

  468–67

  Lichtheim, Richard, 306, 463

  Lidice, 349–50

  Liebehenschel, Arthur, 509

  Liénart, Achille, 419

  Lifar, Serge, 117

  Lifton, Robert Jay, 507

  Lindbergh, Charles A., 270–71, 304–5

  Lippman-Rosenthal bank, 180

  liquidations. See executions

  Lischka, Kurt, 171–72

  Lithuania, 7, 44, 86–87, 193–94, 219–25, 241–42, 303, 632–33

  Lithuanian Activists’ Front, 220

  Litzmannstadt ghetto, 263, 584–86. See also Lodz ghetto

  Lodz, 4, 21–22, 24

  Lodz ghetto

  awareness of exterminations in, 441

  Chelmno extermination site and, 284, 441

  chroniclers of, vii, 146, 245–46, 388–89, 433–35, 585–86, 632, 662

  creation of, 38, 104, 245–46

  cultural life in, 149–53, 446–47, 584–86

  deportations to and from, 266–67, 310–14, 387–89, 433–35, 629–32

  euthanasia in, 245–46

  extermination of, 314–18, 337, 629–32

  leadership in, 61, 62

  reaction in, to Eastern Front war, 197–99

  slave labor and, 347

  starvation in, 144

  Logothetopoulos, Constantine, 489

  Lohse, Hinrich, 76, 200, 261, 361–62

  Long, Breckinridge, 85, 596 looting, 28–29, 164–66, 22.

  See also expropriation campaign

  Lorentz, Werner, 138

  Losacker, Ludwig, 526

  Lospinoso, Guido, 553

  Lowenstein, Karl, 578

  Lubetkin, Zivia, 126

  Lublin, 12, 16

  Lublin ghetto

  Belzec extermination site for, 283–84

  colonization plans and, 233–34

  concentration camp, 584–86

  creation of, 38

  deportations to, 30–37

  executions at, 431

  euthanasia hospital, 16

  gassing of Jews of, 356–57, 521

  Jewish perceptions in, 322–23

  slave labor, 154–55

  Lublin-Majdanek labor camp, 233

  Ludin, Hans, 373–74, 485–86

  Luftgas, Markus, 273

  Lustig, Walter, 520

  Luther, Martin, 81, 340–41, 450–52

  Lutheran Church

  in Germany, 56

  in Holland, 125

  in Hungary, 619–20

  in Slovakia, 373

  Lutz, Carl, 642

  Lutze, Viktor, 475

  Luxembourg, 75

  Lwov, 213, 215, 356–36, 435–36, 458, 464

  Macedonia, 452, 484–85, 487–88

  Mach, Alexander, 80

  Mach, Sano, 162, 231

  Mackensen, Hans Georg von, 453

  MacQueen, Michael, 498

  Madagascar deportation plan, 81–82, 93, 103–4, 136, 203, 265

  Magill, Franz, 208

  Maglione, Luigi, 229, 373, 464–65, 562–63, 566

  Majdanek extermination site, 359, 421, 559, 628

  Mandel, Georges, 611

  Mandel, Maria, 577

  Manfred Weiss industrial empire, 625

  Mann, Thomas, 334

  Manstein, Erich von, 210

  Mapai party, 305–6, 457–58

  marches

  concentration camp evacuation, 648–52

  Hungarian, 640–43

  Marcone, Giuseppe Ramiro, 229

  Marian, Ferdinand, 99

  Marie-Benoît, Pierre, 553

  Maritain, Jacques, 113

  Marothy, Karoly, 641

  marriages. See mixed marriages

  Marsonas, Georg, 224–25

  Martel, C., 115

  Marti, Roland, 579–80

  Marxism. See Bolshevism; communism

  Masse, Pierre, 116

  mass executions

  awareness of, 426 of Dutch Jews, 405–10, 608

  of French Jews, 415–16, 469–70

  of German Jews, 262–63

  of Hungarian Jews, 232–33

  in Kiev, 197, 215–19, 259–60

  of Lodz Jews, 314–18

 

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