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Table of Contents Foreword: A Personal Note. vii Acknowledgements. xii Introduction. 1 Chapter 1. 4 From Civil Equality to Nationalism and Antisemitism Chapter 2. 18 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1938-1939 The “Jewish Question” and its manifestation in the anti-Jewish legislation Chapter 3. 36 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1940-1941 Decrees against the Jews and responses of the Jewish leaderships Chapter 4. 62 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1942-1943 The “Final Solution”: What did the leaderships and the Jewish public know about it? Chapter 5. 113 The Jewish Leaderships in Hungary and Slovakia in 1944-1945 The silence of the leaders, the deportation of the Jews, and rescue activities Chapter 6. 178
The Importance of Information about the Destruction of the Jews and of Funding for Rescue Chapter 7. 228 The History of the Jews of Diószeg: A Case Study
vi Table of Contents Chapter 8. 232 Rudolf (Israel) Kasztner: A Case Study Notes. 261 Bibliography. 288
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Table of Contents Foreword: A Personal Note. vii Acknowledgements. xii Introduction. 1 Chapter 1. 4 From Civil Equality to Nationalism and Antisemitism Chapter 2. 18 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1938-1939 The “Jewish Question” and its manifestation in the anti-Jewish legislation Chapter 3. 36 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1940-1941 Decrees against the Jews and responses of the Jewish leaderships Chapter 4. 62 The Jewish Leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary in 1942-1943 The “Final Solution”: What did the leaderships and the Jewish public know about it? Chapter 5. 113 The Jewish Leaderships in Hungary and Slovakia in 1944-1945 The silence of the leaders, the deportation of the Jews, and rescue activities Chapter 6. 178
The Importance of Information about the Destruction of the Jews and of Funding for Rescue Chapter 7. 228 The History of the Jews of Diószeg: A Case Study
vi Table of Contents Chapter 8. 232 Rudolf (Israel) Kasztner: A Case Study Notes. 261 Bibliography. 288
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| title | The Jewish leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary during the Holocaust era the price of silence |
| title_auth | The Jewish leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary during the Holocaust era the price of silence |
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| title_full | The Jewish leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary during the Holocaust era the price of silence Ruth Landau |
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| title_full_unstemmed | The Jewish leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary during the Holocaust era the price of silence Ruth Landau |
| title_short | The Jewish leaderships in Slovakia and Hungary during the Holocaust era |
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