Table of Contents
Foreword
Author’s Introduction
Abbrevations used in the Footnotes
Part IThe Hell Called Belzec
Chapter IAktion Reinhardt:An Overview
Chapter IIThe Labor Camps In the Belzec Area
Chapter IIIConstruction of the Death Camp November 1941–February 1942
Chapter IVRecruitment into Aktion Reinhardt: T4 & Trawniki
Chapter VDescent into Mass Murder: The First Phase March-June 1942
Chapter VIConstruction of the New Gas Chambers—Camp Expansion:Second Phase, June-July 1942
Chapter VII The Killing Frenzy Visit of Kurt Gerstein and Wilhelm Pfannenstiel & The Deportations from Lvov—August 1942
Chapter VIIIJewish Work Brigades
Chapter IXTransports of Death: Eyewitness Accounts
Chapter X The End of the Slaughter
Chapter XI Exhumation and Cremation November 1942–March 1943
Chapter XIIThe Final Days
Part IISurvivors, Victims, Perpetrators, and the Aftermath
Chapter XIIIJewish Survivors and Victims
Belzec Survivors—this includes those who survived the Holocaust, or escaped from the camp but did not survive:
Victims from Germany—Murdered at Belzec
Belzec Victims from other Countries
Chapter XIVThe Perpetrators
Richard THOMALLABelzec Death Camp—Construction Supervisor (Latter Stages)
Christian WIRTHBelzec Death Camp Commandant & Inspector of SS-Sonderkommandos Aktion Reinhard
Gottlieb Jakub HERINGSecond Commandant BelzecAugust 1942-May 1943Temporary Commandant Sobibor
Belzec Death Camp Garrison Listed in Alphabetical Order
Chapter XVWartime Reports About the Death Camp
Chapter XVIThe Long Road to Justice
Chapter XVIIThe Paintings of Waclaw Kolodziejcyk
Chapter XVIII The Number of Victims
Epilogue
Illustrations and Sources
Drawings, Maps, and Sources
Documents and Sources
Appendix 1
Alphabetical List of Ukrainian Guards—Belzec
Appendix 2
Glossary of Nazi Terms
Appendix 3
Table of Equivalent Ranks
Selected Bibliography
Published Papers and Unpublished Works / Correspondence
Archival Sources
Websites
Acknowledgements