Jewish reactions to the Holocaust / Yehuda Bauer.

The Jews in Germany and their fate, 1933-1937 -- The transfer agreement -- The Evian Conference and its consequences -- Kristallnacht and after -- Aliyah B and emigration from Germany at the beginning of the war -- Jewish leadership in Poland and German policy, 1939-1940 -- Rescue attempts -- The sanctification of life -- The decision to murder the Jews : first reactions -- The western world and the news of the Holocaust -- The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising -- Jewish fighting -- Kovno, Vilno, Lodz, and Minsk -- Western European Jewry -- Jewish reacttion and resistance in other countries -- The reaction in Palestine and the Slovakian affair : the "plan" -- The mission of Joel Brand -- The Kastner train -- The bombing of Auschwitz -- Too little, too late -- Negotiations with the S.S. -- As sheep to the slaughter?