Europe on Trial

Deak, Istvan | Naimark, Norman M.

• Introduction  1 From Brutality to International Conventions to Renewed Brutality: Foreign Occupations in European History  2 Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland: The First German Conquests   A Perfect Union Without Firing a Shot To the Last Bullet    3 Defeat and Submission: Europe's Honeymoon with Hitler, 1939-1941  Toward a "Great Germanic" Brotherhood? The Belgians and the French under German Rule Cozy Islanders The Pitfalls of Collaboration in the Balkans  4 The Invasion of the Soviet Union and East European Collaboration  Caught Between Two Giants   The Worst Place to Be: Ukraine during the War Toward a Turning Point in the Conflict    5 Germany's Many Allies: A Blessing or a Curse?     The Allies of Germany and the "Final Solution" Mutual Jealousies and Suspicions Ethnic Cleansing Hitler's "Strong-Man" Allies  6 The Beginnings of German Decline:  The Growth and Many Dilemmas of the Resistance Movements    Life and Death in the Resistance The Resistance Press and Radio The Special Operations Executive (SOE) Resistance in the Countries Expecting British and American Liberation Helping Jews       7 Resistance and Civil War in Eastern, Southern, and Southeastern Europe  The East European Tragedy Poland: An Extraordinary Case Polish and Jewish Resistance: A Difficult Relationship Resistance in the German-Occupied Parts of the Soviet Union Resistance and Chaos in the Balkans  The Gorgopotamos Saga Slovakia and Transylvania  8 Freedom Fighters or Terrorists: Case Studies of Resistance and Reprisal  The Via Rasella and the Ardeatine Cave The Oradour Tragedy Revenge and Ethnic Cleansing at Novi Sad  9 The End of the War, the Apparent Triumph of the Resistance Movements, and the First Retributions  The End in Germany       The Legacy of the German Resistance