The Shadow of Death: The Holocaust in LithuaniaUniversity Press of Kentucky, 1992 - 174 Seiten |
Inhalt
Before the War | 1 |
The Shadow of Death | 2 |
Before the War | 5 |
The Russian Invasion | 9 |
The Shadow of Death | 10 |
The War Begins | 22 |
The Purge of Slobodka | 37 |
The Shadow of Death | 40 |
Koshedar | 88 |
Back in the Ghetto | 99 |
Escape from the Ghetto and Life with the Lithuanians | 106 |
A New Work Brigade | 115 |
Red Plantation | 118 |
The Obersturmbannfuhrer | 122 |
The Liquidation of the Helpless | 126 |
The Partisans in the Woods | 131 |
Moving to the Ghetto | 41 |
In the Ghetto | 43 |
The Collection of Valuables | 46 |
The First Practice Massacre | 50 |
The Airfield Work Brigade | 55 |
The Liquidation of the Little Ghetto | 59 |
Life in the Big Ghetto | 63 |
The Big Liquidation | 65 |
The Workshops and the Small Brigades | 69 |
The Jewish Police | 73 |
New Life and New Work | 75 |
Kazln Ruda and Escape | 135 |
Deportation to the Concentration Camps | 139 |
Auschwitz | 143 |
Dachau Camp Number One | 147 |
The Sick Camp | 152 |
Liberation | 157 |
In the Hospital | 162 |
The DP Camp | 166 |
The Voyage to the United States | 171 |
The New Life | 173 |
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