- Uniform Title
- Vichy et les juifs. English
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Marrus, Michael Robert.
- Published
- New York : Basic Books, [1981]
©1981
- Locale
- France
- Contents
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First steps
The roots of Vichy antisemitism. Traditional images of the Jews
Second wave : the crises of the 1930s and the revival of antisemitism
The reach of antisemitism : how influential was it?
The administrative response
The refugee crisis, 1938-41
The strategy of Xavier Vallat, 1941-42. The beginnings of German pressure
Vichy defines the Jewish issue, 1941
Vallat : an activist at work
The emigration deadlock
Vallat's fall
The system at work, 1940-42. The CGQJ and other state agencies : rivalries and border disputes
Business as usual
Aryanization
Emigration
The camps
Public opinion, 1940-42. The climax of popular antisemitism
The distribution of popular antisemitism
A special case : Algeria
The churches and the Jews
The opposition
An indifferent majority
The turning point : summer 1942. New men, new measures
The final solution
Laval and the final solution
The effort to segregate : the Jewish star
Preparing the deportation
The Vel d'Hiv roundup
Drancy
Roundups in the unoccupied zone
The massacre of the innocents
The turn in public opinion
The Darquier period, 1942-44
Darquier's CGQJ and its place in the regime
Darquier's CGQJ in action
Total occupation and the resumption of deportations
Vichy, the Abbé Catry, and the Massada Zionists
The Italian interlude
Denaturalization, August 1943 : Laval's refusal
Last days
Conclusions : the Holocaust in France. What did Vichy know about the final solution?
A comparative view
Principal occupation authorities dealing with Jews, 1940-44 (chart).
- Other Authors/Editors
- Paxton, Robert O.
- Notes
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Translation of: Vichy et les juifs.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
First steps -- The roots of Vichy antisemitism. Traditional images of the Jews -- Second wave : the crises of the 1930s and the revival of antisemitism -- The reach of antisemitism : how influential was it? -- The administrative response -- The refugee crisis, 1938-41 -- The strategy of Xavier Vallat, 1941-42. The beginnings of German pressure -- Vichy defines the Jewish issue, 1941 -- Vallat : an activist at work -- The emigration deadlock -- Vallat's fall -- The system at work, 1940-42. The CGQJ and other state agencies : rivalries and border disputes -- Business as usual -- Aryanization -- Emigration -- The camps -- Public opinion, 1940-42. The climax of popular antisemitism -- The distribution of popular antisemitism -- A special case : Algeria -- The churches and the Jews -- The opposition -- An indifferent majority -- The turning point : summer 1942. New men, new measures -- The final solution -- Laval and the final solution -- The effort to segregate : the Jewish star -- Preparing the deportation -- The Vel d'Hiv roundup -- Drancy -- Roundups in the unoccupied zone -- The massacre of the innocents -- The turn in public opinion -- The Darquier period, 1942-44 -- Darquier's CGQJ and its place in the regime -- Darquier's CGQJ in action -- Total occupation and the resumption of deportations -- Vichy, the Abbé Catry, and the Massada Zionists -- The Italian interlude -- Denaturalization, August 1943 : Laval's refusal -- Last days -- Conclusions : the Holocaust in France. What did Vichy know about the final solution? -- A comparative view --Principal occupation authorities dealing with Jews, 1940-44 (chart).