Justice at Dachau · the Trials of an American Prosecutor by Greene, Joshua M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Dedication BROADWAY BOOKS NEW YORK Preface Part One - War’s End

1. - The Liberation of Dachau 2. - A Call for Trials 3. - An Appointment in Court 4. - Preparing for Trial

Part Two - Dachau

5. - Common Design 6. - Credibility 7. - The Prosecution on Trial 8. - Manna from Heaven 9. - In the Name of Humanity 10. - The Clock of Civilization 11. - Judgment at Dachau

Part Three - Mauthausen

12. - Christmas, 1945 13. - Preparations Begin 14. - 186 Steps of Death 15. - A Hollywood Soldier 16. - Death Books, Doctors, Sick Camp 17. - Christ’s Rebirth 18. - Witnesses for the Prosecution 19. - “The Pigs Must Perish” 20. - Case for the Defense 21. - Life and Death in the Block 22. - A Ruling for the Defense 23. - The Oldest Defendant 24. - A Witness for the Defendants 25. - The Youngest Defendant 26. - Quarryman 27. - Closing Arguments 28. - The Verdicts 29 - The Miracle 30. - Flossenburg

Part Four - Buchenwald

31. - In the Shadow of Nuremberg 32. - Goethe’s Prophecy 33. - A Tour of Buchenwald 34. - The Buchenwald Report 35. - Commando 99 36. - The Dachau Death Train 37. - Tattoos, Lampshades, Shrunken Heads 38. - The Bitch 39. - The Commandant 40. - An American Collaborator 41. - The Verdicts 42. - The Sentences

Part Five - Aftermath

43. - Homecoming, 1947 44. - Justice Betrayed, 1948 45. - Senate Hearings Begin 46. - Senate Hearings Conclude 47. - Huschi

Author’s Note Acknowledgements About the Author ALSO BY JOSHUA M. GREENE Epilogue - Fifty Years Later Postscript Endnotes Copyright Page