Ashes in the wind: the destruction of Dutch Jewry

Chapter 1: Towards Isolation (May 1940

December 1941)

The First Few Months

The Aryan Attestation

The Registration of Businesses and Individuals

The Founding of the Jewish Council and the February Strike

New Measures

The Jewish Weekly

Spring and Summer of 1941

Chapter 2: From Isolation to Deportation (September 1941

July 1942)

Educational Segregation

Raids in Eastern Holland

The Attack on Jewish Culture

The End of 1941

The Jewish Work-Camps

The Beginning of the Evacuation to Amsterdam

March and April 1942

The Yellow Star

Towards the Deportation

Chapter 3: The Deportations (July 1942

September 1943)

The Beginning

The Raids of July and August

Further Raids

The Hollandse Schouwburg

The Stamps

The End of the Work-Camps

The Winter of 1942

the Evacuation of Apeldoorn

January

April 1943

Sterilization

The Last Raids

Chapter 4: The State Within a State

Facts and Figures

The Refugees from Germany and Austria

Other Groups

The Camps at Ellekom, Amersfoort, Schoorl, Ommen, and Doetinchem

The Camp at Barneveld

The Jewish Council

Chapter 5: Aspects of Persecution

Jewish Resistance

Escape

Calmeyer

The Portuguese Jews

The Blue Knights

Baptized Jews

Mixed Marriages

Munition Jews

Other Exemptions

The Unprotected

Jews and Gentiles

London

The Persecutors

The Dutch Authorities at Home

Robbery

Jews in the Diamond Trade

The Legal Remnant

Mixed Marriages

Chapter 6: Into Hiding

Chapter 7: The Transit Camps

Westerbork

Organization

Gemmeker

The Camp Inmates

Departure

Vught

Chapter 8: Murder

The Journey

Some Figures

Auschwitz-Birkenau

Other Camps

Life on the Brink of Death

Bergen-Belsen

Evacuation

Theresienstadt.