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1. Verfasser:	Braham, Randolph L. 1922-2018 (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Contents Volume 1 List of Tables xxvii List of Figures xxix List of Maps xxxiii Introduction to the Third Edition xxxv Introduction to the Second Edition xxxix Hungarian Military Ranks and Terms xlv Wehrmacht and SS Ranks with Their U.S. Equivalents xlvii List of Source A bbreviations xlix 1. Prelude to Destruction 1 The “Golden Era” of Hungarian Jewry 1 Evolution and Emancipation of Hungarian Jewry 2 The Problem of Nationalities 5 The Radical Regimes of the Left 14 Counterrevolution and White Terror 18 The Patriotic Organizations 22 Gyula Gombos 24 Trianon and its Impact 25 First Anti-Jewish Measures 32 Notes 36 CONTENTS viii 2. From Consolidation to Proto-Fascism 45 The Bethlen Era of Consolidation: 1921—1932 45 Swing to the Right: The Gombos Era, 1932—1936 51 Gombos’Anti-Semitism, 51: Gombos’ General Policy, 52; Gombos as Premier, 54; The Impact of Nazi Germany, 61 The Rise and Evolution of Ultra-Rightist 64 Parties and Movements Political Organizations of the Right, 67; Ferenc Szalasi, 70; The Szalasi Parties, 73 Notes 78 3. The Jewish Community of Hungary 87 before the Destruction Demographic Structure 87 Economic Position 89 Cultural and Sociological Characteristics 92 Congregations and Communal Organizations 96 The Leadership of Hungarian Jewry 104 Reaction to the Destruction of the Jews 110 in Nazi- Dominated Europe The Treatment of the Jewish Refugees 118 in Hungary Notes 127 4. The Beginning of the End 137 Daranyi’s Ambiguous Policies 137 The Gyor Program 138 The First Anti-Jewish Law 142 Provisions of the Law, 144 CONTENTS IX Imredy in Power 147 The Acquisition of the Upper Province 150 The Jews of the Felvidek 151 Toward the Second Anti-Jewish Law 152 Notes 156 5. The Teleki Era 161 Teleki the Man 161 Teleki’s Anti-Semitism 162 The Acquisition of Carpatho—Ruthenia 165 The Jews of Carpatho-Ruthenia 168 The Second Anti-Jewish Law 169 Provisions of the Law, 177 The Volksdeutsche 180 The Elections of 1939 184 The Rightist Press 184 Teleki’s Revisionist Policies 186 Toward the Second Vienna Award: 187 The Acquisition of Northern Transylvania The Jews of Transylvania 192 The Courting of the Reich 198 The Party of Hungarian Renewal, 200; Teleki’s Maneuvers, 202 The Conspiracy Against Yugoslavia 204 The Jews of the Delvidek: Demographic Data 207 Notes 209 X CONTENTS 6. The Bardossy Era 223 Bardossy the Man 223 Bardossy’s Jewish Policy 224 The Third Anti-Jewish Law 225 The War Against the Soviet Union 227 The Worsening of the Anti-Semitic Drive 230 The Kamenets-Podolsk Massacres 231 Refugees in Hungary, 231; The National Central Alien Control Office, 232; The Roundup and Deportation of the “Alien” Jews, 234; The Massacre of the “Alien” Jews, 239 The Delvidek Massacres 241 The Campaign Against the Partisans, 241; The Massacres in the Sajkas Area, 242; r The Ujvidek Massacres, 243; Further Atrocities, 246; Statistical Overview, 246; Reaction to the Massacres, 247 The Fall of Bardossy 251 Notes 252 7. The Kallay Era 261 Kallay’s General Policy 261 Kallay’s Jewish Policy 265 German Pressure for the Final Solution in Hungary 269 The Diplomatic Offensive 271 Pressures by the Hungarian Radical Right 278 The Schloss Klessheim Meeting of April 17-18 281 Veesenmayer’s First Mission in Hungary 283 The German Foreign Office in High Gear 284 CONTENTS xi Veesenmayer’s Second Mission in Hungary 289 Notes 291 8. Treatment of Hungarian Jews in German- 299 Occupied Europe Germany, the German-Annexed Areas, 299 and the General Government German-Occupied Western Europe 305 Belgium, 307; France, 308; The Netherlands, 310 Greece and Italy 312 Slovakia 313 Notes 317 9. The First Mass Deportation Plans 321 The Initial Objective 321 The Leading Hungarian Rightists Behind the Plan 322 The Revival of the Plan 325 Wisliceny’s Visit in Budapest 327 Himmler’s Interest in the Plan 329 Notes 330 10. The Labor Service System 333 Antecedents 333 The Legal Basis for the Labor Service System 335 The Attitude of the Ministry of Defense 337 Organization of the Labor Service System 340 The Transitional Phase 344 The New Regulation of the Jewish Labor Service 352 System CONTENTS xii The Labor Service in Wartime 354 Uniforms and Clothing, 356; The Yellow Armbands, 359 The Jewish Labor Servicemen in the Ukraine 360 German-Hungarian Frictions, 364 The Work and Plight of the Labor Servicemen 366 The Era of Vilmos Nagy 376 Law No. XIV of 1942, 379 Reorganization of the Labor Service System 381 Further Reform Measures, 382; Further Reorganizational Measures, 384 Labor Servicemen at Bor 386 The Deployment Agreement, 387; Conditions of Labor, 392; The Road to Disaster, 393; The Slaughter of October 7-8, 1944, 394 The Labor Service System During the 397 German Occupation The Sztojay Era, 397; The Nyilas Era, 402 Jewish Self-Help to Labor Servicemen 405 Hungarian Jews in Soviet POW Camps 408 Notes 411 11. The Road to Destruction 429 Antecedents of the German Occupation 429 The Schloss Klessheim Conference 437 The Crown Council Meeting of March 19 438 The Jagerstab Project 445 Horthy’s Consent to the Delivery of 447 “Jewish Workers” Notes 451 CONTENTS xiii 12. The Occupation Forces and Authorities 457 The Wehrmacht 457 Representation of the Führer and 458 of the Foreign Office Agencies of the RSHA 463 The Higher SS- and Police Leader, 463; The I’ ichmarm-Sonderkommando, 467 Notes 470 13. The Sztöjay Government 474 The Police 480 Departments XX and XXI 484 The Gendarmerie 485 The Civil Service 491 Notes 495 14. The Jewish Council 501 Guiding Principles 501 The Jewish Council of Budapest 502 The Rationalizations of Samu Stem 506 Perceptions and Policies of the Council 508 Favors Granted to Council Members 510 The Issue of the Immunity Certificates 512 Atomization of the Community 515 Lulling of the Jewish Masses 519 The First Meeting with Eichmann 522 Plans for the Structural Reorganization 527 of the Community The “Legalization” of the Council 536 XIV CONTENTS The Basis for the Appointment of 540 New Council Members Berend and the Council, 540; The Trial of Berend, 547 The Reorganized Council’s Operations 551 The Association of the Christian Jews of Hungary 553 Reorganization of the Provisional Executive 557 Committee Notes 561 15. The First Anti-Jewish Measures 575 Arrests and Intimidations 575 Demands and Requisitions 581 The Isolation of the Jews: The Anti-Jewish Decrees 587 Marking of the Jews 590 Social and Spiritual “Purification” 596 The Hungarian Royal Propaganda Office for National Defense, 602; The Hungarian Institute for the Researching of the Jewish Question, 604 Notes 605 16. The Processes of Economic Destruction 613 The Pauperization of the Jews 613 The Economics of the Final Solution 614 The German Expropriation Process 616 The “Legislative” Measures of the 618 Sztöjay Government Hungarian Reaction to German Expropriations 625 The SS Acquisition of the Weiss-Manfféd Works 627 CONTENTS xv Reaction of the Hungarian Government 632 Reaction of the German Foreign Office 635 Notes 638 17. Ghettoization: Phase I 646 The Ghettoization Decision 646 The Military Operational Zones 657 The Hungarian “Dejewification” Unit 659 The Ghettoization, Concentration, 660 and Deportation Master Plan The Ghettoization Process, 663 The Rationalizations of the Jews 665 Zone I: Carpatho-Ruthenia 668 and Northeastern Hungary Munkacs, 670; Ungvar, 671; Beregszasz, 674; Nagyszollos, 674; Huszt, 675; Tecso, 675; Satoraljaujhely, 675; Maramarossziget, 676; Kassa, 679; Nyiregyhaza, 681; Mateszalka, 684; Kisvarda, 685 The “Emergency” Measures in Southern Hungary 686 Reaction of the Jewish Council 687 Internments through the Council 694 The Ghettoization Decree 697 Notes 698 18. Zone II: Northern Transylvania 715 The Ghettoization Conferences 715 The Ghettoization Operation 717 XVI CONTENTS Kolozsvâr, 721; Szamosüjvâr, 725; Dés, 726; Szilâgysomlyô, 728; Szatmâméméti, 730; Nagybânya, 731; Beszterce, 733; Nagyvârad, 734 The Székely Land 739 Marosvâsârhely, 739; Szâszrégen, 742; Sepsiszentgyôrgy, 743 Endre’s Second Tour 744 The Ghettoization in Northern Transylvania: 745 An Overview Notes 746 19. Deportation 759 Demoralization of the Jews 759 Finalization of the Deportation Plans 760 Operational Directives 765 Transportation Arrangements 769 Deportations: Zones I and II 771 Extraordinary Deportations 774 The Mission of Eberhard von Thadden 776 German Camouflage Attempts 779 A German Film on the Deportations 780 Ferenczy’s Deportation Progress Reports 781 Hungarian Official Camouflage 783 Notes 786 20. Zone III: Northern Hungary 791 The Concentration of the Jews 791 Gendarmerie District II 794 CONTENTS xvii Dunaszerdahely, 794; Ersekujvar, 795; Gyor, 795; Komarom, 797; Leva, 797; Szekesfehervar, 798 Gendarmerie District VII 799 Balassagyarmat, 799; Eger, 800; Hatvan, 802; Miskolc, 802; Salgotarjan, 804 Reaction of the Jewish Council 804 “Revolt” Against the Council 807 Notes 812 Volume 2 21. Zone IV: Southern Hungary East of the Danube 823 The Ghettoization Process 823 Gendarmerie District V 824 Hodmezovasarhely, 824; Kalocsa, 825; Kecel, 825; Kiskdros, 825; Mako, 826; Nagykata, 826; Szentes, 827 Gendarmerie District VI 827 Halduboszormeny, 828; Hajdudorog, 828; Hajduhadhaz, 828; Hajdunands, 829; Hajduszoboszlo, 829; Karcag, 829; Szarvas, 829; Teglas, 830 The Delvidek 830 Bacstopolya, 832; Baja, 833; Ujvidek, 834; Szabadka, 835; Zombor, 835 The Concentration of the Jews 836 Bacsalmas, 838; Bekecsaba, 838; Debrecen, 839; Kecskemet, 841; Szeged, 842; Szolnok, 849; Nagyvarad, 849 “On Ice” in Strasshof 850 xviii CONTENTS Reaction of the Jewish Council 854 Notes 861 22. The Last Phase: Zones V and VI and Auschwitz 879 Zone V: Western Hungary 879 Bonyhad, 880; Keszthely, 880; Kormend, 880; Koszeg, 881; Mohacs, 881; Nagyatad, 886; Nagykanizsa,886; Sarbogard, 887; Szentgotthard, 887; Vasvar, 887; Veszprem, 888 The Concentration Process 889 Kaposvar, 891; Paks, 892; Papa, 892; Pecs, 893; Sarvar, 894; Sopron, 895; Szombathely, 897; Zalaegerszeg, 898; Deportation: A Zonal Evaluation, 901 Zone VI: Budapest and Its Environs 902 Csepel, 903; Kispest, 904; Ujpest, 904 Concentration and Entrainment Centers 905 Budakalasz, 905; Monor, 906 Hungarian Jews in Auschwitz 907 Hungarian Jews in Other Concentration Camps 920 Notes 921 23. The Conspiracy of Silence 939 The Facts and Sources of Information 939 The First Revelations About the Mass Murders 941 Report on the Nazi Resolution Relating 945 to the Final Solution The Revelations by Polish and Slovak Refugees 949 Acknowledgments by Jewish Leaders 955 CONTENTS xix The Auschwitz Reports 959 The Hungarian Leaders’ Awareness of the 969 Catastrophe The Attempt at Assessment 971 Kasztner and the Auschwitz Reports, 973 Notes 979 24. Fate of the Jews of Budapest 991 The Concentration of the Jews of Budapest: 991 The Establishment of Yellow-Star Houses The Relocation of the Jews 994 “Legal” Provisions, 994 The Separation of the Converts 999 The Administration of Jewish Apartments, 1000 Notes 1002 25, From the End of the Deportations 1004 to the Szälasi Coup Meetings of the Council of Ministers 1004 The “Explanations” of Baky and Endre 1008; Pressure on Horthy, 1017; The Crown Council Meeting of June 26, 1019 The Baky Coup Attempt and the Scheme 1026 to Deport the Jews of Budapest The Halting of the Deportations 1028 Germany and the Deportation of Budapest Jews 1030 The Kistarcsa Tragedy 1040 The Jewish Community of Budapest 1043 in the Summer of 1944 XX CONTENTS Cultural-Educational Situation, 1044; Conversions and the Converts, 1046; The Exemption System, 1051 Ferenczy “to the Rescue” 1057 New Deportation Threats 1063 The Lakatos Government 1070 Mobilization for Labor 1075 Notes 1085 26. The Szalasi Era 1100 Toward the Denouement 1100 The Armistice Attempt and 1104 the Coup of October 15 Unleashing of the Nyilas Terror 1110 The German Dimension in the Renewed 1115 Anti-Jewish Drive The Drive Against the Jews 1117 The Death-Marches to Hegyeshalom 1121 The Fate of the Labor Servicemen in the Military 1129 The International Ghetto 1130 The Ghetto of Budapest 1137 Administration of the Ghetto 1145 The System of Public Safety 1148 Food and Supplies 1150 Health Problems 1152 Education and Religious Life 1156 Governmental Quixotism and Unchecked Terror 1157 Plans for the Destruction of the Ghetto 1168 Notes 1171 CONTENTS xxi 27. Treatment of Foreign Jews in Hungary 1185 The Foreign Jewish Nationals in Hungary 1185 Before the German Occupation The Anti-Jewish Measures and the 1186 Foreign Jewish Nationals The Governmental Decisions 1189 The Axis-Allied States 1192 Bulgaria, 1192; Croatia, 1192; Finland, 1193; France, 1193; The Third Reich, 1194; Italy, 1194; Romania, 1195; Slovakia, 1196 Enemy and Neutral States 1198 Notes 1199 28. Treatment of Hungarian Jews Abroad 1203 The Pre-Occupation Era: An Overview 1203 Romania: From Adoption to Rejection 1205 of the Final Solution Romania as a Haven for Hungarian-Jewish 1209 Refugees Slovakia: A Pioneer of Anti-Jewish Measures 1219 Slovakia: The Temporary Haven 1221 Slovakia: The Tragedy Completed 1222 Notes 1224 29. Rescue and Resistance 1230 The Domestic Climate for Rescue and Resistance 1230 Attitude of the Hungarian Christians 1231 Jewish Self-Help 1238 The Jewish Council 1240 The Relief and Rescue Committee: 1243 The Kasztner Line xxu CONTENTS The Brand Mission 1254 The Reaction of the Free World, 1260; Brand’s Perception of the Yishuv Leaders, 1263 The SS Line and Its Achievements 1265 The Kasztner Transport, 1266; Kasztner’s Negotiations with Becher, 1271; The Freeing of the Kasztner Transport, 1280; Competing Claims for Credit, 1282 The Kasztner Case in Israel 1283 Other Lines of Rescue 1293 The Rescue Activities of Miklos Krausz, 1294; The Rescue Activities of Otto Komoly, 1300 Non-Jewish Rescue Efforts 1303 Resistance 1305 Hungarian Resistance, 1306; Jewish Resistance, 1311; The Parachutists, 1313; The Attempt to Enlighten Hungarian Public Opinion, 1315; The Plan to Arm the Labor Servicemen, 1317; The Rescue Activities of the Hehalutz Youth, 1318 Notes 1332 30. The Attitude and Reactions of the 1359 Christian Churches The Christian Churches and the Jews 1359 The Attitude and Actions of the Catholic Church 1365 The Attitude and Actions of the 1377 Protestant Churches The Attitude and Actions of Individual Bishops 1383 The Christian Churches During the Nyilas Era 1388 CONTENTS The Holy Cross Society The Good Shepherd Committee Notes 31. International Reaction and Intervention The International Red Cross The Vatican and the Budapest Nunciature The Attitude and Reaction of the Neutral Countries Switzerland, 1425; Sweden, 1434; The Role of Raoul Wallenberg, 1436; The Disappearance of Wallenberg, 1441; Spain, 1443; Portugal, 1446; Turkey, 1448 The Attitude and Reaction of the Western Allies The Politics of Indifference, 1449; The Western Allies and the Destruction of Hungarian Jewry, 1455; The Allies’ Reaction to the Brand Mission, 1458; The Allies’ Reaction to the Auschwitz Reports and to the Krausz Report, 1464; The Allies’ Reaction to the Horthy Offer, 1468 The USSR El Salvador The Jewish Relief and Rescue Organizations Notes 32. Liberation, Restitution, Retribution Liberation The Losses of Hungarian Jewry: A Statistical Overview Reconstruction The Revitalization of Communal Life xxiii 1390 1391 1393 1401 1402 1409 1425 1448 1474 1476 1477 1481 1505 1505 1506 1512 1515 XXIV CONTENTS Restitution, Indemnification, and Reparation 1517 Reaction to Jewish Demands: Neo-Anti-Semitism 1528 Restitution and Reparation from the Federal 1531 Republic of Germany War Crimes Trials 1535 Hungary, 1535; Romania, 1542; Yugoslavia, 1543; The Federal Republic of Germany, 1544; Austria, 1547; Other Countries, 1548; The United States, 1549; The Jozsef Szendi Case, 1550; The Ferenc Koreh Case, 1551; Canada,1554; Finta’s Background, 1555; The Test Case: Regina v. Finta; 1557 Those Who Escaped 1561 Notes 1563 33. Hungarian Reactions to the Holocaust 1585 The Pre-Stalinist Era 1585 The Stalinist Era 1591 The Post-Stalinist Era 1592 The Post-Communist Era 1595 The Intensification of the Assault, 1606; The Assault on Memory in High Gear, 1614; The Fiasco of the Remembrance Year, 1619 Notes 1630 Appendix 1.Administration of the Labor Service 1655 System in the Ministry of Defense: 1944 Appendix 2. Labor Service Companies 1657 Authorized for Transfer to the Germans Appendix 3. Major Anti-Jewish Decrees Issued 1661 Between March 29 and December 6,1944 CONTENTS XXV Appendix 4. Hungarian and Foreign Jewish 1675 Authors Whose Works Were Banned Hungarian-Jewish Authors 1675 Foreign Jewish Authors 1676 Hungarian-Jewish Authors: Supplemental List 1676 Foreign Jewish Authors: Supplemental List 1678 Appendix 5. Chronology 1679 Appendix 6. Deportation Trains Passing 1700 Through Kassa in 1944: Dates, Origin of Transports, and Number of Deportees Glossary * Name Index 1717 Geographic Index 1759 Subject Index 1793
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