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Abetz, Otto, 81, 115–16, 165, 172–73, 380

academic institutions

awareness of exterminations in German, 296–98

Dutch, xiii–xv, xxvi, 124

execution of elites in Polish, 14

French, 118, 125

German, 32–36, 50 (
see also
research on Jews, German)

mixed-breeds in, 424

Polish, 32–36

as vested interests, xxi–xxiii

accommodation.
See
collaboration

acculturation, 5–8, 26, 97–98

Action Française, 71, 73, 111, 114–15, 172

administration, extermination campaign, 339–45, 478–79

Adorno, Theodor, 127

Agudath Israel, 462

AK (Armeia Krajowa), 523

Aktion Reinhardt camps, 346, 357, 431, 479–80, 500–501.
See also
extermination sites

Akzin, Benjamin, 627

Alfieri, Dino, 454

al-Husseini, Haj Amin, 277

Alibert, Raphael, 111

Allen, Michael Thad, 502

Allies, 458–61, 593.
See also

Great Britain; United

States

Almansi, Dante, 559–60

Alsace-Lorraine, 93–94

Altenburg, Günther, 487–89

Alter, Wiktor, 250–51

Aly, Götz, 658

Ambros, Otto, 235

Ambrosio, Vittorio, 230

America.
See
United States

America First Committee, 67, 270–71

American Friends Service

Committee, 193

American Jewish Conference, 595–96

American Jewish Joint

Distribution

Committee, 87, 304–5

Amsterdam, xiii–xv, xxvi, 64, 121–23, 178–84, 375.

See also
Holland

Anders, Wladyslaw, 250

Andreas-Friedrich, Ruth, 372

Anielewicz, Mordechai, 522, 524

anonymous Lodz diarists, 629–31, 662

Anschluss, 5, 9

Antek, 326–27, 328

Antignac, Joseph, 554

anti-Jewish measures.
See also

anti-Semitism;

deportations;

extermination campaign;

ghettos; propaganda

campaign; registration;

speeches, anti-Jewish;

star, Jewish

in Belgium, 121–22, 258–59, 421–23

in Croatia, 227–30

evolution of, 187–92, 237–40, 602–3

in Finland, 449

first phase of, 603–7

in France, 108–21, 169–78, 256–58, 413–21

French Catholic Church and, 419–21

German Christian

churches and, 298–303 in Germany, 9, 48–58, 94–104, 138–44, 288–91, 365–72, 517–20

in Greece, 488

Hitler’s consent for, 142–43 in Holland, 121–25, 178–84, 609–10

in Hungary, 232, 451–52

Jewish Councils and, 37–43, 121 (
see also
Jewish Councils) in Lithuania, 219–25

Nazi Party and, 75–77 planned for Soviet territory, 131–38, 207–12

in Poland, 13–14, 16, 26–43, 144–60

in Ukraine, 212–19

in Yugoslavia, 227–31

antiliberalism, 5, 8, 9, 67–69

anti-Semitism.
See also
anti-Jewish measures;

extermination campaign;

propaganda campaign

American, 85, 270–71

British, 89–90

Catholic, 24–26, 184–87, 228–30

Christian, xvii–xviii, xx, 55–58, 512–14, 574–77

of converted Jews, 244

Dutch, 609–10

Eastern European, 6–7, 71

in extermination camps, 508–9

European, 162

European antiliberalism and, xvii–xviii

French, 108–21, 175–78, 256–59, 376–82, 418–19, 610–11

Hitler’s redemptive, xviii–xxi (
see also
Hitler, Adolf)

Hungarian, 619–20

as mobilizing myth, xix–xx, 19, 288, 478–79

in Nazi Germany, xvii, xx, 53–58, 338–39, 653–55, 661–62

of Nazi opposition leaders, 635

Nazi reinforcement of

existing, 189–91

in Nazi soldiers’ letters, 107–8, 121, 159, 211–12, 634, 643–44

Polish, 24–26, 46–48, 384–85

of Pope Pius XII, 571 in propaganda (
see
propaganda)

Romanian, 166–69

spread of, during

extermination campaign,

xxi–xxiii, 609–12, 634–36, 653–55, 661–62

Ukrainian, 212–15, 535–37

Western European, 8 antisocialism.
See
Bolshevism; communism

Antonescu, Ion, 70, 166, 169, 225–27, 450–51, 483, 606–7, 628, 636

Antonescu, Mihai, 277, 450

Antonioni, Michelangelo, 100

Apfelbaum, David, 524 Arad, Yitzhak, 45

Arendt, Hannah, xxiii–xxiv, 10

Arens, Moshe, 524

Arlt, Fritz, 164 armament industries, 348–49, 495–97, 582

armbands, 37–38 armed resistance, Jewish, xxiv, 249–50, 348–50, 364–65, 520–33, 556–59

Arrow Cross party, 71, 232, 640–42

art, 76, 117, 164–66, 481–82, 560

Aryanization campaign 140, 142–43, 170–71, 179–80, 256, 423–24.
See also
expropriation campaign

assassinations

attempts on Hitler, 18, 633–34

of Heydrich, 349–50

Asscher, Abraham, 180–82, 409, 555, 556

assembly camps.
See

concentration camps

assets.
See
expropriation

campaign

assimilation, 5–8, 26, 97–98

Athens, 613.
See also
Greece

Atlantic Charter, 201, 239

atrocities.
See
mass executions

Aubin, Hermann, 33

Auerswald, Heinz, 147, 157, 243, 427

Auschwitz concentration camp

administration of, 346

Allied plan to bomb

railway line between

Hungary and, 625–28

anti-Semitism of prisoners

at, 508–10

deportations of French

Jews to, 258

deportations of German

Jews to, 425–26

deportations of Greek Jews to, 487–90

deporatations of Hungarian

Jews to, 615–19, 624

development of Auschwitz

II–Birkenau at, xiii, 359, 501–10, 582

development of gas

chambers at, 235–36

escapes from, 614–15

evacuation of, 649–50

executions at, 636, 651

family camp at, 577–82, 636

gassings at, 358–59, 404–13, 415, 416, 422, 454, 470, 486, 502, 520, 555, 600, 601, 610, 615–19, 624, 632, 637, 647

Himmler’s visit to, 404–5

Jewish Council in, 83

Jewish experience at, 504–8

liberation of, 602

soldiers at, 509–10

transports from

Theresienstadt to, 579

Auschwitz II–Birkenau

extermination site, xiii, 359, 501–10, 582

Auschwitz Protocols, 614, 619

Aus der Fünten, Ferdinand, 378–79, 407–9, 412

Austria, 5, 8–9, 34–35, 48, 81, 139, 266–67, 640–43

auxiliary forces, 360–61, 427, 458, 519–20, 639.
See also
partisans

awareness, public

about anti-Jewish measures

in Germany and Poland, 53–54

about exterminations, 293–98, 358, 438–47, 454–63, 510–17