H is for Holocaust: From the Greek Holókaustos, to Burn Whole : Who, Why, What, where when : Themes Chronology LexiconPresents a chronology (pp. 7-83) and an alphabetical lexicon ("Aktion Reinhard" to "Zygielboim, Shmuel", pp. 91-256) of places, people, events, etc. connected with the Holocaust. Contains, also, graphs (largely demographic), maps, and photographs. |
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Origin and Evolution of the Holocaust | 1 |
Bermuda Conference | 4 |
Chronology | 7 |
Copyright | |
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Allies anti-Semitism April arrested arrived Auschwitz Austria barracks became began Belzec Bergen-Belsen Berlin Bibliography Birkenau British brutal Buchenwald century Chełmno concentration camps crematoria Czechoslovakia Dachau Death Camps Death Marches deported destroyed died east Einsatzgruppen emigration escape European extermination factories forced France gas chambers gassed Generalgouvernement German army German Jews German Resistance Gestapo Göring groups Gypsies Heydrich Himmler Hitler Holocaust Höss human inmates ISBN Italy January Jewish Jewry Jews July June killed Krakow later liberated living Lodz Lublin Majdanek mass graves Mauthausen million Minsk Munich murdered National Socialist Nazi party November occupied Europe October organized partisans percent persons Pogrom Poland police Polish political population prisoners racial Ravensbrück refugees Romania Sachsenhausen Second World Second World War sent Sept September shot slave labourers Sobibor Soviet Union survived terror Theresienstadt Third Reich thousands transport Treblinka troops victims Wannsee Conference Warsaw Ghetto Wehrmacht women York