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Trading in lives?: operations of the Jewish Relief and Rescue Committee in Budapest, 1944-1945

Szabolcs Szita and Sean Lambert c2005 © Central European University, LLC
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  • 9789637326301 (hardcover)
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  • Central European
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  • 1. Operations of the Budapest Relief and Rescue Committee from 1941 to 1944 (page 1)
  • 2. The German Occupation of Hungary, March 19, 1944 (page 19)
  • 3. The Sonderkommando and the Ungarnaktion (page 27)
  • 4. The Deportation of Hungarian Jews in the Eyes of the World (page 47)
  • 5. The SS Trading in Human Lives (page 57)
  • 6. The "Sample Train" (page 89)
  • 7. Another Chapter in Human Trade; Forced Labor for the SS (page 101)
  • 8. More Looting---Daylight Robbery on a Different Plain (page 125)
  • 9. An Extraordinary Hostage: János Mauthner and the Deputy Chief of the Gestapo in Vienna (page 155)
  • 10. In the Lion's Maw (page 165)
  • 11. Spring 1945 (page 191)
  • 12. The Bonds Survive (page 199)
  • Epilogue (page 219)
  • Index (page 225)
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