Hidden armies of the Second World War : World War II resistance movements / by Zander, Patrick G.

Table of Contents: “…The Czech Resistance and the Mission to Kill Reinhard Heydrich -- Chapter 6. Tragedy in Warsaw. The Polish Resistance and the Tragedy of the Warsaw Uprisings -- Chapter 7. …”
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Hidden armies of the Second World War : World War II resistance movements / by Zander, Patrick G.

Table of Contents: “…The Czech Resistance and the Mission to Kill Reinhard Heydrich -- Chapter 6. Tragedy in Warsaw. The Polish Resistance and the Tragedy of the Warsaw Uprisings -- Chapter 7. …”
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Studying the Holocaust : issues, readings, and documents / by Landau, Ronnie S., 1948-

Table of Contents: “…-- chapter 2 Obedience to authority -- chapter 3 Jewish powerlessness and choicelessness -- chapter 4 The moral responsibility of 'ordinary' Germans -- chapter 5 Six million accusers -- chapter 6 Euphemisms of death: Interpreting a primary source document on the Holocaust -- chapter 7 Yossel Rakover's appeal to God (an excerpt) -- chapter 8 The power of indifference -- part PART II SELECTED KEY DOCUMENTS -- chapter 1 'The Racists' Ten Commandments' -- chapter 2 The Protocols of the Elders of Zion -- chapter 3 The Balfour Declaration (2 November 1917) -- chapter 4 Adolf Hitler: A Letter on the Jewish Question -- chapter 5 The 25-point programme of the National-Socialist German Workers' Party -- chapter 6 The Nuremberg Laws -- chapter 7 An eyewitness response to Kristallnacht -- chapter 8 German Foreign Ministry memorandum on 'The Jewish Question', 25 January 1939 -- chapter 9 Hitler threatens Jews with annihilation -- chapter 10 Reinhard Heydrich's Order, 21 September 1939 -- chapter 11 The Warsaw Ghetto: The Jewish response -- chapter 12 The Wannsee Conference -- chapter 13 The Einsatzgruppen death squads: An eyewitness account -- chapter 14 Appeal to the outside world -- chapter 15 Inside the mind of a perpetrator -- chapter 16 The victims: Defiant responses -- chapter 17 Spiritual resistance -- chapter 18 The psychology of the victim -- chapter 19 Jewish disbelief at reports of mass annihilation -- chapter PART III GENOCIDE IN THE MODERN ERA -- part PART IV QUESTIONS, THEMES AND READING LISTS -- chapter 1 Historical background and context -- chapter 2 The Holocaust: A history -- chapter 3 Themes, issues and protagonists -- chapter PART V History of the Holocaust: A chronological outline (1933-45) -- chapter PART VI REFERENCE SECTIONS.…”
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