World Without Civilization: Mass Murder and the Holocaust, History and Analysis, Volume 1University Press of America, 2005 - 1002 pages This work, a two-volume set, is the result of over ten years of research in western Europe. It is not only a historical account of the Holocaust, but also an analysis of how, when, where, and why it took place. As a sub-theme, and perhaps just as important, is the realization that what happened originally to the Armenians at the start of the 20th century and continued with the Jews of Europe, was experimentation in the settling of problems with minorities by means of genocide. This history and analysis of the Holocaust serves as a warning that genocide is becoming a worldwide technique and method of domestic policy. |
Contents
Volume I | 1 |
Mass Murder | 31 |
A Religion or a Nation | 44 |
An Overview of the Sources and History of AntiSemitism in Christian Europe | 91 |
Adolf Hitler and His Beginnings | 128 |
Epilogue 787 | 148 |
The Genesis of National Socialist Ideology | 162 |
PostWorld War One Germany | 184 |
The Second World War Takes Flight | 290 |
Emigration to Extermination | 301 |
The Konzentrationslager | 342 |
Emergence of the Final Solution as Extermination | 407 |
The Extermination Centers | 430 |
Auschwitz | 453 |
Allied Reaction to the Holocaust | 472 |
Balfour Declaration and British White Paper following | 502 |
Hitlers Rise to Power | 201 |
Murder of Jews and NonJews in Europe following | 216 |
The Nazi State | 219 |
Terror | 243 |
Locations of Extermination Centers in Poland following | 288 |
Pope Pius XII | 504 |
Volume II | 507 |
The War and Jewish Hopes of Swift Deliverance 530 | 516 |
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