German Crimes in Poland / Central Commission for Investigation of German Crimes in Poland. Warsaw
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- German Crimes in Poland
- Front cover
- Vordeckel Innenseite
- Endsheet
- Title page
- Anmerkung zu diesem Band
- Table of contents
- I. Nazi Occupation of Poland in the Light of Hans Frank's Diary and Reports from Cabinet Sittings of the General Gouvernement
- 13The German Policy in the General Gouvernement
- 22Terror as a Method of Governing
- 29Slave Labour for Poles
- 32Eviction of Poles
- 35Starvation Policy
- 38Crimes against Jews
- II. Mass Executions in Poland in the Period 1939-1945
- III. How the Eviction of the Poles by the Germans from the Area of Zamosc was carried out
- 691. Introduction
- 702. Mass Expulsions
- 733. Methods used in Carrying out Mass Expulsion
- 794. Transit Camps
- 815. Children of the Zamosc Area
- IV. Belzec Extermination Camp
- V. Sobibor Extermination Camp
- VI. Stutthof Concentration Camp
- 107I. Situation of the camp and its description
- 108II. The Camp's Organisation
- 112III. A Prisoner's Living Conditions in the Camp
- 117IV. Ways of Liquidating
- 120V. The Prisoners Nationality
- 122VI. General Number of Prisoners and Camp Victims
- VII. Liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto in the Light of German Documents
- VIII. Experimental Operations in the Ravensbrück Concentration Camp
- IX. Extermination of Patients with mental Disorders
- X. "Documents of polish Cruelty" (Methods used by hitlerite Propaganda)
- Endsheet
- Rückdeckel Innenseite
- Back cover
- German Crimes in Poland
- Front cover
- Vordeckel Innenseite
- Endsheet
- Title page
- Table of contents
- 7Introduction
- Errata
- I. Extermination, Concentration and Labour Camps in Poland during the Years 1939-1945
- II. Concentration and Extermination Camp at Oswiecim (Auschwitz-Birkenau)
- 27I. The geographical, geological und climatic situation of the Camp
- 28II. The beginnings of the Camp and its development
- 31III. "Sonderbehandlung" und "Sonderaktion"
- 33IV. Arrangements and organization of the Camp
- 38V. Prisoners
- 54VI. The fate of the Soviet prisoners
- 57VII. Punishments
- 61VIII. Housing conditions
- 63IX. Food Rations
- 70X. The victims of hunger in photographs
- 71XI. The camp hospital and "scientific" experiments on the prisoners
- 76XII. The selections
- 79XIII. The shootings
- 82XIV. Hanging
- 83XV. Gas-chambers
- 87XVI. The burning of corpses. Crematoria
- 90XVII. The wiping out of all vestiges of the crime
- III. The Treblinka Extermination Camp
- IV. The Extermination Camp at Chelmno (Kulmhof)
- V. Extermination of the polish Jews in the Years 1939-1945
- 125I. Statistics of the Jewish population in Poland
- 131II. Phases and methods of the "solution of the Jewish problem" under the German occupation
- 136III. The Period of the "Small terror" and "Cold pogroms"
- 145IV. The Period of "Liquidation Activities" in Ghettoes and Camps
- 162V. General Conclusions
- VI. The Public Executions at Warsaw
- VII. German Crimes committed during the Warsaw Rising
- VIII. German Law in "Incorporated" Territory
- IX. German Crimes against soviet Prisoners-of-War in Poland
- Authors List
- List of Illustrations
- Endsheet
- Back cover