»Jewish Councils« in Nazi Europe, 1938-1945: A Pan European Perspective
Herausgegeben von Laurien Vastenhout, Jan Láníček
283 S., 6 Abb., brosch., 14 x 22,2 cm
ISBN: 978-3-8353-5410-4 (2025-01-22)
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Jan Láníček, Dan Michman, Laurien Vastenhout
Introduction
Laurien Vastenhout
Challenging the East/West Dichotomy: Parallels and Differences between “Jewish Councils” in Western Europe and Beyond
Philipp Dinkelaker
“A Section of the Gestapo”?: The Role of Jewish Auxiliaries, the 'Reichsvereinigung' and the Hunt for “Illegal” Jews in Berlin between 1943 and 1945
Jan Láníček
The Jewish Community Leadership in Prague during the Second World War
Doron Rabinovici
Representatives of Powerlessness: Viennese Jewish Functionaries in the Era of National Socialist Persecution
Denisa Nešťáková
Public Health as Resistance in the Sereď Camp in Slovakia
Agnieszka Gawlas-Zajączkowska
The Kraków 'Judenrat' and Its Evolution
Ştefan Cristian Ionescu
Providential Rescuers or Collaborationist Traitors?: Depictions of Romania’s Jewish Center ('Centrala Evreilor') and Its Leaders in Jewish Diaries, 1942–1944
Wolfgang Schneider
Precarious Legitimacy: Jewish Ghetto Functionaries’ Community Recognition as Leaders in Transnistria
Andrea Löw
The German Jewish Councils and the Organization of Life in the German Ghettos of Riga and Minsk
Irina Rebrova
Unwilling Pawns: The Role of Jewish Councils in the Occupied Zones of the Russian Soviet Republic during the Second World War
Ferenc Laczó
The Henrik Fisch-Ernő Munkácsi Controversy: A Jewish Investigation and Public Hearing regarding “Matters of the Jewish Council” in Budapest in Early 1948
Katarzyna Person
'Judenräte' and the Jewish Communities of Eastern Europe
About the authors
Precarious Legitimacy: Jewish Ghetto Functionaries’ Community Recognition as Leaders in Transnistria
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ContentJan Láníček, Dan Michman, Laurien Vastenhout
Introduction
Laurien Vastenhout
Challenging the East/West Dichotomy: Parallels and Differences between “Jewish Councils” in Western Europe and Beyond
Philipp Dinkelaker
“A Section of the Gestapo”?: The Role of Jewish Auxiliaries, the 'Reichsvereinigung' and the Hunt for “Illegal” Jews in Berlin between 1943 and 1945
Jan Láníček
The Jewish Community Leadership in Prague during the Second World War
Doron Rabinovici
Representatives of Powerlessness: Viennese Jewish Functionaries in the Era of National Socialist Persecution
Denisa Nešťáková
Public Health as Resistance in the Sereď Camp in Slovakia
Agnieszka Gawlas-Zajączkowska
The Kraków 'Judenrat' and Its Evolution
Ştefan Cristian Ionescu
Providential Rescuers or Collaborationist Traitors?: Depictions of Romania’s Jewish Center ('Centrala Evreilor') and Its Leaders in Jewish Diaries, 1942–1944
Wolfgang Schneider
Precarious Legitimacy: Jewish Ghetto Functionaries’ Community Recognition as Leaders in Transnistria
Andrea Löw
The German Jewish Councils and the Organization of Life in the German Ghettos of Riga and Minsk
Irina Rebrova
Unwilling Pawns: The Role of Jewish Councils in the Occupied Zones of the Russian Soviet Republic during the Second World War
Ferenc Laczó
The Henrik Fisch-Ernő Munkácsi Controversy: A Jewish Investigation and Public Hearing regarding “Matters of the Jewish Council” in Budapest in Early 1948
Katarzyna Person
'Judenräte' and the Jewish Communities of Eastern Europe
About the authors