Resisting genocide : the multiple forms of rescue

Resisting genocide : the multiple forms of rescue / edited by Jacques Semelin, Claire Andrieu , Sarah Gensburger

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Autres auteurs:	Sémelin, Jacques (Autre) Andrieu, Claire (Autre) Gensburger, Sarah (Autre)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English French
Publié:	London : Hurst, 2010
Collection:	Comparative politics and international studies series
Sujets:	Genocide > History Genocide > Prevention Genocide > History > Case studies Genocide > Prevention > Case studies
Contenu:	18 notices

1. The BBC Hungarian service and rescue of Jews of Hungary, 1940-1945

2. Roundups, rescue and social networks in Paris (1940-1944)

3. Protestant minorities, judeo-protestant affinities and rescue of the Jews in the 1940s

4. Nieuwlande, land of rescue (1941/1942-1945)

5. "Guide and motivator" or "central treasury"? : the "Joint" in France, 1942-1944

6. The "Brunner Aktion" : a struggle against rescue (September 1943-March 1944)

7. Italian Jews and the memory of rescue (1944-1961)

8. Assistance to Jews and to allied soldiers and airmen in France : a comparative approach

9. Researching the survival and rescue of Jews in nazi occupied Europe : a plea for the use of quantitative methods

10. The Swiss reaction to the nazi genocide : active refusal, passive help

11. Anti-semitism and the rescue of Jews in France : an odd couple?

12. Surviving undetected : the "Bund", rescue and memory in Germany

13. The OSE and the rescue of Jewish children, from the postwar to the prewar period

14. The context of rescue in nazi-occupied Western Europe

15. Who dared to rescue Jews, and why?

16. From the memory of rescue to the institution of the title "Righteous"

17. Rescue and self-interest : protecting property to save people?

18. Was the UGIF an obstacle to the rescue of the Jews?