Holocaust: The Nazi Persecution and Murder of the Jews (146 page)

Final Solution
335–
7

Yahil, Leni
487 n. 101

Frank and
175

Yanov ghetto
350
–1

Jewish Councils in
336

Young German Order (Jungdeutscher

uprising
377
–8,
401

Orden)
13–
14

Warthegau
138,
155,
156,
264,
343
–
4

deportations from
159,
174

ZAL Plaszow (Plaszow labour camp)
376,

Final Solution in
290–
1

382

forced labour camps
380

Zapp (commando leader)
189

mentally ill, murder of
138

Zeitschel, Carltheo
274,
329,
396

Warthegau ghettos
160

Zentralestelle der Landesjustizverwaltungen

Warthenau ghetto
380

zur Aufklärung nationalsozialistischer

weapons: ban on Jews owning
98,
117

Verbrechen (Central Office for the

Wehrmacht
180,
182,
345,
346

Investigation of Nazi Crimes)
8

Armaments Inspection
341
–2

Zentralestelle für jüdische Auswanderung,

and criminal offences
183

see Central Office for Jewish

and ghettos
212

Emigration

mass murders in Soviet Union
242
–7

Zhitomir
348,
349–
50

and pogroms
194

Zhitomir ghetto
224,
226,
518 n. 181

and prisoners of war
249

Ziegler, Hans Severus
82

and reprisals
246

Zimmermann, Michael
517 n. 174

retaliatory actions
301

Zionist Organization for Germany
43,
44,
105

Weiss, Aharon
169–
70

Zionists
377

Weissmandel, Michael Dor
326

Zlocow pogrom
194

Weizsäcker (Secretary of State)
404

ZOB (Zydowska Organizacja Bojowa,

welfare benefits: as indication of ‘social

Jewish combat organization)
377

misfits’
49

Zyklon B gas
281,
345,
415

welfare organizations: autonomous Jewish

ZZW (Zydowski Zwiazek Wojskowy, Jewish

sector and
88

Military Association)
377

• Contents
  
• Abbreviations
  
• Introduction
  
• Historical Background: Anti-Semitism in the Weimar Republic
  
• PART I: RACIAL PERSECUTION, 1933�1939
  
• 1. The Displacement of the Jews from Public Life, 1933�1934
  
• 2. Segregation and Comprehensive Discrimination, 1935�1937
  
• 3. Interim Conclusions: The Removal of Jews from German Society, the Formation of the National Socialist �People�s Community�, and its Consequences for Jewish Life in Germany
  
• 4. The Intensification of the Racial Persecution of Non-Jewish Groups by the Police Apparatus, 1936�1937
  
• 5. Comprehensive Deprivation of Rights and Forced Emigration, late 1937�1939
  
• 6. The Politics of Organized Expulsion
  
• PART II: THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS, 1939�1941
  
• 7. The Persecution of Jews in the Territory of the Reich, 1939�1940
  
• 8. German Occupation and the Persecution of the Jews in Poland, 1939�1940/1941: The First Variant of a �Territorial Solution�
  
• 9. Deportations
  
• PART III: MASS EXECUTIONS OF JEWS IN THE OCCUPIED SOVIET ZONES, 1941
  
• 10. Laying the Ground for a War of Racial Annihilation
  
• 11. The Mass Murder of Jewish Men
  
• 12. The Transition from Anti-Semitic Terror to Genocide
  
• 13. Enforcing the Annihilation Policy: Extending the Shootings to the Whole Jewish Population
  
• PART IV: GENESIS OF THE FINAL SOLUTION ON A EUROPEAN SCALE, 1941
  
• 14. Plans for a Europe-Wide Deportation Programme after the Start of Barbarossa
  
• 15. Autumn 1941: Beginning of the Deportations and Regional Mass Murders
  
• 16. The Wannsee Conference
  
• PART V: THE EXTERMINATION OF THE EUROPEAN JEW, 1942�1945
  
• 17. The Beginning of the Extermination Policy on a European Scale in 1942
  
• 18. The Further Development of the Policy of Extermination after the Turning of the War in 1942�1943: Continuation of the Murders and Geographical Expansion of the Deportations
  
• Conclusion
  
• Notes
  
• Bibliography
  
• Index
  
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