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Table of Contents:

• The conditions
• The concentration camps from 1938-1945
• The self-government of the inmates
• The battle between reds and greens
• What is meant by resistance?
• Sources and critique of sources
• Different conditions and changed goals
• The actors
• The Germans in the resistance
• The role of the Communists
• Social democrats in the resistance
• The special role of the Austrians
• The Poles
• The Russians
• Other ethnic groups
• Groups in a special position
• The actions
• The saving of lives
• Against the inhumanity of the system
• Breaking out of the isolation

• Escapes as lifesavers
• Resistance and rebellion
• Sabotage
• Resisting demoralization
• The end
• The end is in sight
• The liberation of the concentration camps
• A personal word in conclusion.

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Author/Creator:

Langbein, Hermann, 1912-1995 , author

Contributors:

Zohn, Harry , translator

Languages:

English
German

Language Notes:

Item content: English
Translated from (original): German

Main Work:

--nicht wie die Schafe zur Schlachtbank [by Langbein, H.] (English)

Subjects:

Anti-Nazi movement — Germany

Nazi concentration camps — Germany

Germany — Politics and government — 1933-1945

Nazi concentration camps — Psychological aspects

1933-1945

Nazi concentration camps

Politics and government

Anti-Nazi movement

Germany

General Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 467-483) and index.
Donated from the Rene and Jimmy Wisch Jewish Studies Collection.

Physical Description:

vi, 502 pages ; 23 cm

Call Numbers:

DD256.3 .L3313 1996

ISBNs:

0826409407 (pbk., alk. paper)
9780826409409 (pbk., alk. paper)

Library of Congress Control Numbers:

96026974

OCLC Numbers:

35110147