Shavelings in death camps : a Polish priest's memoir of imprisonment by the Nazis, 1939-1945 / Fr. Henryk Maria Malak ; translated by Bozúenna J. Tucker and Thomas R. Tucker.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to the 1961 Edition -- The Merciless Summer of 1939 -- And That Day Arrived -- "Invitation" to a Meeting -- Górna Grupa -- To Gdańsk -- In the Hell of Stutthof -- The Butchers of Stutthof -- Miserere -- A Hunger for Freedom -- Holy Week 1940 -- Ethnic Germans -- Grenzdorf -- Here You Have to Work -- Satan's Program -- What Will Become of Us? -- Sachsenhausen -- The First Days -- No Changes in Sachsenhausen -- One-Eyed Fritz -- In the Valley of Jehoshaphat -- A Chapel in the Death Camp -- The Stream of Time Was Flowing -- Roll Call -- The Last Days -- A Holy Shipment -- The Sanitarium in Dachau -- Snow --

The Year 1941 Approaches -- When on Candlemas Day All Was Covered with Snow -- Allow Us to Work -- The Second Freiland -- "Joyful Privileges" -- The Reverend Bishop -- September 15, 1941 -- The Fence Fell and with It the Privileges -- A Memorable Transport -- Zdzich's Hanka -- Now You'll Rot in Dachau! -- The Mountain Girl with Little Thèrése's Face -- The Dismal Beginning of 1942 -- Holy Week 1942 -- Polish Priests Build a Crematorium -- Three Hundred Polish Priests to the Gas Chambers -- Guinea Pigs -- At the Turning Point of 1942 -- My Mother's Brother -- They Would Have Survived -- Autumn of 1942 -- Goebbels and the Catholic Nuns -- The Year 1943 -- At the Turning Point of 1943 -- Autumn of 1943 -- The Nazi Nero -- Spring of 1944 -- The Fruitful Summer of 1944 -- The Nun Barbara -- A Diary -- At the Dawn of 1945 -- The Last Month -- The Last Sunday -- Epilogue.