Johnson Eric A. - What we knew: terror, mass murder, and everyday life in nazi Germany: an oral history

Aachen

Adler, David

Adler, Director

American Psychological Warfare division

Andover Star

Antifascist press

Anti-Semitism

before Hitler

beginnings of

in Berlin

Catholic communities and

Cologne and

in commercial settings

in contemporary Germany

Der Sturmer newspaper

first years of Hitler's rule

forced policies of

Germany vs. other nations

"Jews as Germany's enemy,"

in Munich

in Poland

social isolation

Anti-Semitism/Jewish survey age and

community size and

family treatment by non-Jews (before/after 1933)

gender and

help from Germans

Hitler/Nazi influence on

increase with time

Jews' differing views on

non-Jewish neighbors' relation with Nazi Party

overview

time in Germany and

types of persecution

Anti-Semitism in school Benson's story

Falter's story

Gottfrieds' story

Hertz's story

Jewish schools and

Jewish survey

Levin's story

Liffmann's story

Rosenthal's story

Weisner's story

Antwerp

enforcement of anti-Semitic laws in

Jewish emigration and

Arendt, Hannah

Assimilation by German Jews

Auschwitz

administration of

Benson's story

civilians at

description

first transports to

gas chambers of

German criminals and

Grunewald's story

Hertz's story

Holz's story

Klein's story

knowledge of

Landau's story

Levin's story

Liffmann's story

Mahler's story

Mendel's story

Schiller's story

Schwartz's story

surviving at

Weinberg's story

Weisner's story

Auschwitz III

Autobahn building

Balfour, Lord

Bankier, David

BBC

accuracy of

detector and

Engel's story

German belief in

Germans listening to

Grolsch's story

Grunewald's story

Hassel's story

Kuhnel's story

Levin's story

mass murder information from

Schiller's story

statistics on Jewish listeners

BDM (League of German Girls)

Belgium

Germany's invasion of

Jewish emigration and

Bellamonte concentration camp

Belmonte, Ana Perez, xviii Benson, William

Berg, Helmut

Bergen-Belsen

Berkowitz, Max

Berlin

anti-Semitism of

communist resistance in

contemporary Berlin

deportations from

Hildebrand's story

Jews in hiding

Jews in hiding (Hirsch)

Jews in hiding (Schwartz)

as Protestant

resistance in

Rudolf's story

Russian forced laborers/camp in

Socialist/Nazi Party fighting in

Berlin Gymnasts Association

Berlin's Center for Research into Anti-Semitism

Bielitz-Schielitz

Birkenau

Blackouts

Block leaders

Blomberg, Werner von

Boycotts

of Jewish stores

of non-Jewish German stores

Brazil

Breslau

Bruchsal prison

Brzezinski, Zbigniew, xiii Bucharest

Buchenwald

administration of

American liberation of

Grunewald's story

Hertz's story

knowledge of

liberation of

political prisoners and

Schwartz's story

Weisner's story

Calabria concentration camp

Campania

Catholics/Catholicism

as anti-Nazi

Center Party

concordat with Hitler

euthanasia program and

fear and

mass murder knowledge

Sanders' story

Social Democratic Party and

Catholic youth organizations

Cell leaders

Center Party

Children's transport

Chile

China

"Cleansing measures,"

See also Mass murder

Collections in Germany

Cologne

anti-Semitism and

as Catholic

deportations from

Lutz and

Communist resistance

in Berlin

in Stettin

Communists

concentration camps and

in Dresden

German Communist Party (KPD)

German fear of

Jews in hiding and

opposition of

surveillance of

Communist youth sports association

Concentration camp knowledge

after Kristallnacht,

before Kristallnacht,

by German citizens

by German military

from German soldiers on leave

as "model rehabilitation facilities,"

by Polish citizens

released inmates and

See also specific camps

Concentration camps

communists and

handicapped and

in Hohenstein castle

Jewish bones and

Leib's story

for Nazi enemies

for political opposition

skulls from

as Stalag

stealing Jewish property and

volunteers for

world knowledge of

See also specific camps

Cossacks

Crimea mass shooting

Crime prevention and Hitler

Cuba

Czechoslovakia

Dachau

atrocities of

Emmerich's story

Hirsch's story

knowledge of

liberation of

Rudolf's story

Stone's story

Death march

from Auschwitz

escape from

Denouncement of Germans

anonymity of

Engel's story

false accusations

by family members

by friends

Walters's story

Denouncement of Jews

description/examples of

Lutz's father/Nazi Party and

school teachers and

survey findings/statistics

Deportations

beginnings of

from Berlin

from Breslau

cities deported from (overview)

from Cologne

deception with

description

destinations (overview)

"factory action,"

to France,

from Frankfurt

German knowledge of

Jews knowledge of

from Krefeld

Kristallnacht and

from Leipzig

from Mannheim

from Nuremberg

"openness" of

resistance/escape and

as secret

survey information/Jews

survey information/non-Jewish Germans

transport trains

Depression

Der Sturmer newspaper

Dictators, The (Wells)

Die Fichte

Dimitrov

District Show Group of Saxony

Dresden

boycott in

communists of

forced labor in

Jews and economy of

Jews leaving

as Protestant

resistance in

social democrats of

spas and

East Prussia

Eichmann

Einsatzgruppen

Electrocution

Emigration of Jews difficulties of

end of

Kristallnacht and

Nazis attitude towards

overview

papers for

statistics on destination

countries

Emmerich, Albert

Engel, Effie

England

children's transport to

Jewish emigration and

Estonia

Euthanasia program

"Factory action,

Falter, Ekkehard

Fear

before Kristallnacht

bombing raids and

Holz's story

Landau's story

Liffmann's story

Lutz's story

Mendel's story

race defilement and

those opposed to Hitler

Upper Silesia

See also Denouncement; Spying

Fear/Germans (non-Jewish) survey

age and

arrest initiation causes

arrest outcomes

arrest reasons

arrest statistics

caution in talking

by city

control and

denunciations

early political opposition and

education and

gender and

Gestapo

Gestapo statistics

illegal activities involvement and

law against political libel/slander

overview

religion and

spies and

torture

Fear/Jewish survey age and

Catholic communities and

caution in talking

community size and

gender and

illegal activities involvement

increase with time

police persecution/Jews