Memories of a devil : my life as a Jesuit in Dachau / Father Chester Fabisiak, S.J..

An acknowledgment: -- Father Fabisiak's acknowledgments -- Prologue -- The beginning -- Flowers at the foot of the monument -- New visits from the Gestapo -- Jailed -- My sister-in-law had reason -- Watching the mouth of the machine gun -- Facing new death -- Change of the guard -- Friend of a Jewish family -- Saving a young Jewish boy -- A grand mystery: kindness without measure -- Or cruelty without limits -- Triumph of the tribune -- The family of Brzezinskich -- The flight -- In the arms of a German colonel -- The betrayed -- In the hands of the Gestapo -- In jail for the second time -- The gesture of a noble Austrian -- The judge -- Zachthaus-Sieradz cell 13 -- Mario -- Stasiek -- The taciturn genius -- A saved bounty -- Saved by a song -- Game of cards -- Attention to the imprisoned -- The secretary -- I traveled to Ostrow Wiekopolski -- The mechanics -- Autumn in Ronau -- The chief of the workforce camp -- Tilly, the chief of the works -- Helper of Anthony -- Kotzine -- The comedy of a fugitive -- The carpenter -- The soldier waiter -- The kitchen inspector -- We are comrades -- The small farms -- The doctor to the sticks -- Off to Lodz -- A daring step -- Cell 31 -- More clever than the Germans -- In search of the dust -- The priests and the Jews -- The failure -- The road to Dachau -- Dachau -- Quarantine -- A suspicious friendship -- The work of a horse -- Baumlager No. 1 -- Baumlager No. 2 -- In search of what I like -- The Command in which the priests could not work -- Tooth for tooth -- The sick ones -- The infirmary -- Among the Communists -- The English spy -- The boy who snored -- The Jewish prisoner who was saved -- The thief -- The young Greek man -- The jubilee of ten years in Dachau -- Zbyszek -- Hampel Edek -- Julio -- Jasiu -- One day in Dachau -- The punishments -- The showers -- The crematorium -- The sacrifice of Jewish Families -- Katyn -- Elegant Jung -- Some nationalities at Dachau -- The Germans -- The martyrs of Poland -- The Reds -- The French -- The priests -- The wine -- Neutral zone -- A bit of "Revier" -- The experiments -- The food -- The investigations -- The inseparable -- Entertainment -- Friends are coming -- The liberation -- The bombings -- The American campaign -- Pullach -- New problems -- The fortune-telling nun -- Toward Rome -- In Rome -- Lucky Saturdays -- Something small has become large-scale -- The organization -- Just them? -- Neither one nor the other...then, who? -- If you think a little, you can -- God and the suffering of man -- German morality -- Epilogue -- The laughter of Warsaw -- A brief biography of Father Chester Fabisiak, SJ