A Mosaic of victims : Non-Jews persecuted and murdered by the Niazis

Beginning with two general essays,the book explores Nazi slave labor policies, and Nazi policies in the occupied territories. The remaining chapters examine Nazi treatment of Gypsies, Russian POW's, homosexuals, Catholic activists, Jehovah's Witnesses, and pacifists as well as Nazi medical experimentation policies. Modernization And The Politics Of Extermination / Richard L. Rubenstein -- The Uniqueness And Universality Of The Holocaust / Michael Berenbaum -- Nazi Germany's Forced Labor Program / Edward Homze -- Forced Labor In The Concentration Camps, 1942-1944 / Peter Black -- Germans And Serbs : The Emergence Of Nazi Antipartisan Policies In 1941 / Christopher R. Browning -- Genocide In Satellite Croatia During The Second World War / Menachem Shelah -- German Occupation Policy In Belgium And France / Sybil Milton -- The Polish Experience During The Holocaust / Richard C. Lukas -- The Victimization Of The Poles / Israel Gutman -- Slavs And Jews : Consistent And Inconsistent Perspectives On The Holocaust / Bohdan Vitvitsky. The Holocaust And The Ukrainian Victims / Aharon Weiss -- The Ukrainian Losses During World War Ii / Taras Hunczak -- The German Occupation Regime On Occupied Territory In The Ussr (1941-1944) / Georgily A. Kumanev -- The Fate Of The Soviet Prisoners Of War / Christian Streit -- Non-jewish Children In The Camps / Sybil Milton -- Non-jewish Victims In The Concentration Camps / Konnilyn Feig -- Between Cross And Swastika : The Position Of German Catholicism / John S. Conway -- Jehovah's Witnesses Under Nazism / Christine King -- Pacifists During The Third Reich / Gordon C. Zahn -- Gay Prisoners In Concentration Camps As Compared With Jehovah's Witnesses And Policial Prisoners / Ruediger Lautmann -- The Fate Of Gypsies In Czechoslovakia Under Nazi Domination / Jiří Lípa. Doubling : The Acts Of The Second Self / Robert Jay Lifton -- Sterilization And Euthanasia / Robert Jay Lifton. Edited By Michael Berenbaum. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Dedication Contents Foreword: The Triumph of Memory • Carol Rittner Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Modernization and the Politics of Extermination • Richard L. Rubenstein 2. The Uniqueness and Universality of the Holocaust • Michael Berenbaum 3. Nazi Germany’s Forced Labor Program • Edward Homze 4. Forced Labor in the Concentration Camps, 1942—1944 • Peter Black 5. Germans and Serbs: The Emergence of Nazi Antipartisan Policies in 1941 • Christopher R. Browning 6. Genocide in Satellite Croatia during the Second World War • Menachem Shelah 7. German Occupation Policy in Belgium and France • Sybil Milton 8. The Polish Experience during the Holocaust • Richard C. Lukas 9. The Victimization of the Poles • Israel Gutman 10. Slavs and Jews: Consistent and Inconsistent Perspectives on the Holocaust • Bohdan Vitvitsky 12. The Holocaust and the Ukrainian Victims • Aharon Weiss 13. The German Occupation Regime on Occupied Territory inthe USSR (1941—1944) • Georgily A. Kumanev 14. The Fate of the Soviet Prisoners of War • Christian Streit 15. Non-Jewish Children in the Camps • Sybil Milton 16. Non-Jewish Victims in the Concentration Camps • Konnilyn Feig 17. Between Cross and Swastika: The Position of German Catholicism • John S. Conway 18. Jehovah’s Witnesses under Nazism • Christine King 19. Pacifists during the Third Reich • Gordon C. Zahn 20. Gay Prisoners in Concentration Camps as Compared with Jehovah’s Witnesses and Political Prisoners • Ruediger Lautmann 21. The Fate of Gypsies in Czechoslovakia under Nazi Domination • Jiří Lipa 22. Doubling: The Acts of the Second Self • Robert Jay Lifton 23. Sterilization and Euthanasia • Robert Jay Lifton Contributors Index