Eichmann's Men
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Fifty years after the advent of the National Socialist genocides, the question still remains: how could a state-sponsored terror that cost the lives of millions of men, women, and children, persecuted as Jews or Gypsies, happen? Now available in a new English translation, Hans Safrian?s classic work on Adolf Eichmann and his Nazi henchmen chronicles the escalation of Nazi anti-Semitic policies during World War II to the chilling ?final solution? of genocide. This book examines a central group of National Socialist perpetrators who expelled German, Austrian, and Czech Jews from their homelands and deported them to the ghettos, concentration camps, and extermination centers of occupied Eastern Europe. Safrian reconstructs the ?careers? of Eichmann and his men in connection with the implementation of racial policies, particularly the gradual marginalization of their victims and the escalation from stigmatization, divestment, and segregation to deportation, forced labor, and, finally, mass murder.
Acknowledgments ixIntroduction 11 Eichmann and the Development of the "Vienna Model" 142 The Unsuccessful Beginning: The Deportations to Nisko on the River San 463 The Development and Initial Activities of Referat IV D 4 594 From Expulsion to Mass Murder: 1941 725 Controversies over the Deportations to the Occupied Areas of the Soviet Union: 1941 916 The Development of the Genocide Program: 1942 1127 Collaboration and Deportations: 1942 1348 The Destruction of the Jewish Community of Salonika: The Cooperation of the SS and the Wehrmacht 1509 Manhunts in France and Greece: 1943-1944 17310 Manhunts in Hungary and Slovakia: 1944-1945 19411 The Postwar Era 211Notes 225References 295Index 311
