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passivity, xv, xxi–xxiii, 9–10, 103–4, 479, 555–57, 631

in Poland, 4, 24–26, 46–48, 53–54, 525, 533–37

resistance (
see
protests; rescue operations; resistance)

transfers of Jewish (
see
deportations) in Ukraine, 534–37

Porat, Dina, 597

Portugal, 71, 86, 90

Portuguese Jews in Holland, 547

power, anti-Semitic, xx–xxi powerlessness, Jewish, xxiv, 8–10

precious metals, 499

press, Dutch, 125

press, German, 22–23

Presser, Jacob, 375, 408–9

Preysing, Konrad Count, 58, 185–86, 302, 459, 515–16, 570–72

prisoners of war, execution of, 207, 236–37

private institutes, 193

productionist policy, 145–47, 246

professional associations, xxi

profiteers, Jewish, 42, 149

progress reports, 479–83

propaganda campaign.
See also
Goebbels, Joseph academic research and, 160–64

anti-Bolshevik, 204–6

anti-Jewish films and publications, 19–24, 98–104, 355, 394, 593, 637

anti-Jewish speeches (
see
speeches, anti-Jewish)

continuing, as Nazi Germany disintegrated, 472–79, 644–48

about extermination of Jews, 337–38, 472–78

Goebbels vs. Rosenberg on, 102–3

Himmler and, 542–43

Jewishness and, xiv–xv

reinforcement of existing anti-Semitism, 189–91

Propaganda Ministry, 22–23, 98.
See also
Goebbels, Joseph; propaganda campaign

property, registration of, 41, 65–66, 180, 289–91, 375–76.
See also
expropriation campaign

prophecy, Hitler’s, 132, 239, 265, 273–74, 279–80, 287, 331–39, 402–4

Protestant churches.
See also
Christian churches

antiliberalism and, 68

French, 115, 193

German, 55–57, 202, 215–19, 299–302, 515–17, 539–40

Hungarian, 619–20

Slovak, 373

protests.
See also
resistance

British Catholic, 461

Dutch, 124–25, 410–13

Finnish, 449

French, 116, 257–58, 417

French Catholic, 74–75, 113, 420–21

German Catholic, 94, 185–86, 202, 302–3, 516–17, 576–77

German Christian, 57

German Jewish, 103–4

German military, 27, 30, 215–19

German Protestant, 299

in Greece, 489

in Hungary, 484–85

lack of European, xxi–xxiii

lack of German military, 210

Polish, 455

Polish Catholic, 25–26, 537–38

Slovak Christian, 485–86

Slovak Lutheran, 373

in Soviet territories, 224

Vatican, 74

Protocols of the Elders of Zion, The
, 19

Provisional Church, 301 Prüfer, Kurt, 503–4

Prützmann, Hans Adolf, 138, 200, 360

publications, anti-Jewish, 22–24

public reaction.
See

populations publishers, French, 117, 379–82

Pugliese, Stanislao G., 560

purity, racial.
See
racial

purity Pütz, Karl, 361–62

Pyrenees escape route, 90–91

Quisling, Vidkun, 80, 162

race defilement, 50–51, 365–67

racial purity, xx, 11–16

Raczkiewicz, Wladislaw, 598

Raczynski, Edward, 462

Rademacher, Franz, 81, 265

radio program, Himmler and, 542

Radnoti, Miklós, 642–43

Radom, 12, 36, 427

Radzilow, 223–24

Rahm, Karl, 592–93, 637–38

railway line bombing plan, 625–28.
See also
trains Rangell, Johan, 449

ransom money, 323, 559–60, 582–84, 594.
See also
bribery; exchange Jews; extortion

Rasch, Otto, 14

Rauca, Helmut, 323–24

Rauter, Fritz, 356, 406

Rauter, Hanns Albin, 122, 179

Ravensbrück concentration camp, 296, 299

Rebatet, Lucien, 111, 174, 380

Reche, Otto, 33

Red Army, 66, 249–50, 401–2, 628.
See also
Soviet Union

Red Cross, 461, 489, 582, 579–80, 582, 625, 637, 642, 648

redemptive anti-Semitism, Hitler’s, xviii–xix

Redlich, Egon (Gonda), 352–55, 439–40, 445, 579, 638–39, 662

Reeder, Eggert, 422

Reformed Churches, Dutch, 125

refugees, Jewish.
See also
migration, Jewish

in France, 109

Sturma
ship, 329–30

in Sweden, 449

in Switzerland, 447–49

in United States, 596

in western Europe, 7–9

Regenstein, Annelies, 510

registration

Belgian Jews, 259

Dutch Jews, 123

French Jews, 116–17, 172, 256

German Jews, 370–71

Polish Jews, 41

Reich.
See
Nazi Germany Reichenau, Walter von, 210, 216–19

Reich-Ranicki, Marcel, 151, 428, 534–35

Reichsbank, 498–99

Reichsvereinigung (German Jewish organization), 16, 59–61, 97–98, 103–4, 290, 425–26

Reinhardt, Rolf, 161

Reizer, Franciszka, 535

religion.
See
Christian churches; Judaism

Rémond, Paul, 421

Renteln, Adrian von, 588

Renthe-Fink, Cecil von, 545

rescue operations

Allied rejection of, 602, 625–28

in Belgium, 421–23

Christian, 576–77

discussions of, in United States, 594–96

in France, 84, 420–21

in France by Italy, 552–54

in Germany, 372

in Greece, 489

in Holland, 410–12

in Hungary, 620–28, 642 by

individuals, 193–94

in Italy, 453–54, 561, 572, 612–13

in Palestine, 597–98

in Poland, 534–38