Sussen Is Now Free of Jews: World War II, the Holocaust, and Rural Judaism, Gilya Gerda Schmidt (New York: Fordham University Press, 2012), xvi + 416 pp., hardcover $70.00
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In the fall of 1939, Jews across western Poland faced a momentous dilemma: whether to stay in their homes under Nazi occupation or to flee to the area controlled by the Soviets. The question was particularly acute for residents of Hrubieszów, m…
Much of our knowledge of the Holocaust in Lithuania is based on experiences in or near Vilnius and Kaunas. In the smaller towns, where tens of thousands of Jews lived before the war, so few survived that first-hand accounts are rare; all the less do o…
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Despite important corrective analyses, the narrative that reliable information about Auschwitz was „elusive“ has predominated among scholars. Many argue that the Vrba/Wetzler report was the first information about the camp to reach the West and be acc…
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