1999 Summer Seminar, Raul Hilberg

Lectures presented by Raul Hilberg, June 1-18, 1999, at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C., as part of the 1999 Summer Seminar of the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies.

Lecture 1, tape 1. Introduction -- Lecture 1, tape 2. Pre-1932 : Europe before Third Reich -- Lecture 2, tape 1. Decision making process and evolution of law in the Third Reich -- Lecture 2, tape 2. Hitler and his rise to power -- Lecture 3, tape 1. Definition of Jews and Aryans -- Lecture 3, tape 2. Expropriation of property -- Lecture 4, tape 1. Ghettoization in Poland -- Lecture 4, tape 2. Nuremberg Laws and reduction of rights of Jews -- Lecture 5, tape 1. The Army and SS in the occupied USSR -- Lecture 5, tape 2. The first wave of killing, 1941 -- Lecture 6, tape 1. The evolution of the "Final solution"-- Lecture 6, tape 2. The second wave of killing, 1942 --

Lecture 7, tape 1. Organization of "Final solution" -- Lecture 7, tape 2. Deportation of Jews from Germany : categories -- Lecture 8, tape 1. Deportation of Jews from Germany : methods -- Lecture 8, tape 2. Deportation of Jews from Poland : German measures -- Lecture 9, tape 1. Deportation of Jews from Poland : Jewish reaction -- Lecture 9, tape 2. Deportation from other countries -- Lecture 10, tape 1. History of Auschwitz -- Lecture 10, tape 2. Concentration camp structure : Kulmhof, Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka -- Lecture 11, tape 1. End of camps -- Lecture 11, tape 2. Non-Jewish victims -- Lecture 12, tape 1. State of knowledge of bystanders -- Lecture 12, tape 2. Treatment of Holocaust after World War II -- Lecture 13, tape 1-2. Source material and methodology in Holocaust studies -- Lecture 14, tape 1-2. General discussion.

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