Includes bibliographical references (p. [381]-447) and index.
Contents
1933 : the end of an era -- People : the first to flee -- Places : a homeland in Palestine -- Papers : passports in a closed world -- Problems : minority rights and Jews as a minority -- 1933-1938 : the screws tighten -- People : officials and their solutions -- Places : a life anywhere -- Papers : visa stamps offer hope -- Problems : the rupture of departure -- 1939-1942 : toward genocide -- People : passeurs : guides to freedom -- Places : caught in internment camps -- Papers : loved ones become letters -- Problems : life as a refugee -- 1942-1946 : Holocaust -- People : Sherit Hapleita : the surviving remnant -- Places : where now? -- Papers : lists of the living -- Problems : adjustment.
Summary
Discusses the legal and illegal ways that millions of Jews managed to leave Germany, the challenges they faced, and the diversity of the refugee experience.