The Holocaust in occupied Poland : new findings and new interpretations

I>Jan T. Gross: Introduction. - Natalia Aleksiun: Christian Corpses for Christians! Dissecting the Anti-Semitism behind the Cadaver Affair of the Second Polish Republic. - Krzysztof Persak: Jedwabne before the Court. Poland's Justice and the Jedwabne Massacre. - Investigations and Court Proceedings, 1947-1974. - Barbara Engelking: Murdering and Denouncing Jews in the Polish Countryside, 1942-1945. - Alina Skibinska: Perpetrators' Self-Portrait. The Accused Village Administrators, Commune Heads, Fire Chiefs, Forest Rangers, and Gamekeepers. - Jan Grabowski: 'I have only fulfilled my duties as a soldier of the Home Army'. Miechów AK and the killings of Jews in Redziny-Borek. A Case Study. - Omer Bartov: Wartime Lies and Other Testimonies. Jewish-Christian Relations in Buczacz, 1939-1944. - Andrzej Zbikowski: 'Night Guard': Holocaust Mechanisms in the Polish Rural Areas, 1942-1945. Preliminary Introduction into Research. - Agnieszka Haska: Discourse of Treason in Occupied Poland. - Joanna Tokarska-Bakir: Cries of the Mob in the Pogroms in Rzeszów (June 1945), Cracow (August 1945), and Kielce (July 1946) as a Source for the State of Mind of the Participants. - Benjamin Frommer: Postscript. The Holocaust in Occupied Poland, Then and Now. Reprinting as a freestanding volume the August 2011 issue of "East European Politics and Societies."--Page [7]. 237 p. ; 22 cm.