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converted Jews and, xxi (
see also
converted Jews)

protests by Dutch, 125, 410–12

protests by German, 185–86, 202

reaction of European, 574–77

reaction of German, 53, 55–58, 298–303, 539–40

role of, in Nazi Germany, 514–17

as vested interests, xxi

Christianity.
See also
Judaism de-Judaization of, 32–33, 161

Hitler on, 17, 203

Christianstadt labor camp, 651

Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto 1941–1944, The
, vii, 146, 632

chroniclers.
See also
diarists, Jewish

Lodz ghetto, vii, 146, 245–46, 388–89, 433–35, 585–86, 632, 662

Warsaw ghetto (Oneg Shabat), 106, 146, 150, 394, 445, 528

Chuikov, Vasily, 401 churches, Christian.
See

Christian churches

Churchill, Winston, 67, 201, 447, 462, 623, 627, 657

Church of Zion, 24

Ciano, Galeazzo, 270, 274, 453–54

Cioran, E. M., 77 citizenship

French, 550–51

German, 289

civil servants, Dutch, 123–24

Clages, Gerhard, 647

Cleveringa, R. P., 124

clothing, 499

Codreanu, Corneliu Zelea, 168

Cohen, David, 181–82, 408–9, 555, 556

Cohn, Willy, 96–97, 268, 307

Cointet, Michèle, 421

collaboration, 67–75, 76, 111, 117, 169, 175, 610–12

collective rights, Jewish, 7

colonization, 76, 133–34, 233–34.
See also
deportations

Comité de Coordination, 121

Comité de Défense des Juifs, 121

Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives (CGQJ), 172, 377, 382, 551, 589

communism

in Belgium, 423

European anti-Semitism and, xvii–xviii

Soviet (
see
Bolshevism)

Ukrainian anti-Semitism and, 537

Compiègne concentration camp, 110, 258, 376–77

compulsory sterilization.

See
sterilization

concentration camps.
See also
labor camps

administration of, 346

evacuation of, 648–52

for exchange Jews, 582–84 extermination sites vs., 508–9 (
see also
extermination sites)

in France, 93, 109–10, 170, 257, 415–16

in Holland, 375–76

Kovno as, 584 in Poland, 14–15

as transit camps, 283, 351–56 (
see also
transit camps)

Confessing Church, German, 56, 57, 92, 299–302, 512, 516–17, 575

Consistoire Central, 118–21, 176, 416–17, 554

converted Jews burial of, 57

Catholic Church and, 58, 86, 94, 186, 229, 640

Christian churches and, xxi, 56–57, 298–303, 574–75

conversion motive for rescuing children, 577

Dutch, 125, 410–11

French, 172–73

Hungarian, 620 in Warsaw ghetto, 243–45

Conze, Werner, 32

Cornides, Wilhelm, 399–400 corpses, 237, 462, 503, 581–82 corruption, 42, 374, 407, 432, 497, 544

Cotnareanu, León, 171

Coty, François, 170–71

Coughlin, Charles, 271

Councils, Jewish.
See
Jewish

Councils

Council to Aid Jews, Polish, 537–38

Crédit Lyonnais, 170

crematoriums, Auschwitz, 359, 502–4, 616.
See also

Auschwitz concentration camp

Croatia, 71, 227–30, 453, 487

culture

cultural regulations, 97–98

expropriation of cultural assets, 76, 164–66

Jewish, 5, 24–25, 97–98, 255–56

Jewish ghetto and camp, 150–53, 382–83, 393, 438, 584–86, 637–38

Nazi policies and, xvii soldiers and Auschwitz, 509–10

Cuza, Alexander, 162, 167–68

Czapik, Gyula, 620

Czech, Danuta, 236

Czechoslovakia, 3, 6, 343, 349, 351–56, 581–82, 592–93, 649–50

Czerniaków, Adam, 4, 10, 37–39, 41, 61–64, 81–82, 105, 155, 157–58, 199, 243–44, 390, 392, 395, 427–29, 662

Dachau concentration camp, 14, 584, 646–47, 651

Daluege, Kurt, 13, 31, 138 Dannecker, Theodor, 121, 172–73, 178, 258,

376–78, 484, 560–61

Darlan, François, 112, 170, 256

Darnand, Joseph, 554, 610

Darré, Walther, 141

death marches.
See
marches

Deelman, H. T., xiii

de Jong, Jan, 411, 412

de Jong, Louis, 407 de-Judaization, 32–33, 161

Delasem, 560

Delp, Alfred, 511–12 Denmark, 66, 69, 75, 545–47, 610

deportations.
See also
extermination campaign

from Belgium, 374–75, 421–23, 443–44

from Bulgaria, 452, 484–85

from Croatia, 487

from Denmark, 545–47

expropriation campaign and, 289–91

from Finland, 449

from France, 374–78, 550–57

from Germany, 65–66, 93–94, 136, 138–39, 203, 262–67, 300, 306–14, 369–72, 424–26, 490–97, 652–53

from Greece, 487–90, 613

Himmler and, 30–37, 76

Hitler and beginning of, 263–67

from Holland, xiii–xv, xxvi, 124, 374–76, 405–13

from Hungary, 483–84, 615–19

from Italy, 559–64, 612

Jewish protests of, 103–4

Jewish Question and, 237–40

from Norway, 454

planned, to Madagascar, 81–82, 93, 103–4, 136, 203, 265

within Poland, 30–37, 46

from Romania, 450–51, 483

from Slovakia, 231, 372–74, 463, 485–86

Swedish response to, 449

Swiss response to, 447–49 to

Switzerland, 625, 638 train transports and, 490–97

transit camps and, 351–56 (
see also
transit camps)