The Theresienstadt Deception The Concentration Camp the Nazis Created to Deceive the World (Softcover)
Vera Schiff
Description
The
author describes the social structure, created by the prisoners
themselves at Theresienstadt: the library, banks, schools, orchestra,
medical facilities, and economic life. The book’s author provides eye
witness information about the organization of this camp created by the
Nazis in order to deceive the world about their true purpose.
Reviews
“Theresienstadt
was a Nazi prison camp intentionally designed to deceive the world
about the true nature of the Third Reich. Vera Schiff’s eyewitness
account of the prison and its inhabitants paints a vivid picture of the
human response to inhumane conditions. Her book is an invaluable
contribution to the historical record. Writing with dignity,
intelligence, honesty, and skill, Ms. Schiff creates an intimate
portrait of a place, a time, and a valiant prison population determined
to celebrate life and culture. This is a remarkable book by a
remarkable woman.” - Madeline Albright
Table of Contents
1. Theresienstadt: An Overview
Fast Downfall
Fooling the Jews
Great Deception
Red Cross Commission
2. Structure and Organization of the Camp
Authority and Hierarchy
Jewish Government
Camp Population
Layout of the Camp and Daily Life
Privileged
Labour
Population and Facilities
Camp Maintenance
Theresienstadt’s Library
Bank of Theresienstadt
Culture and Art
Attempts to Flee or Fight
3. The Children of Terezin
4. The Artists of Theresienstadt
Music
Painters and Graphic Artists
5. Health Care
Vrchlabi
Department of Internal Medicine
Department of Urology
Department of Gynecology
Department of Surgery
Insane AsylumM
Musselmen
6. Relationships in Terezin
Friends in Theresienstadt
Sex and Love
Religious Life and Relations with G-D
(and more)
ISBN10: 0-7734-4061-5 ISBN13: 978-0-7734-4061-6 Pages: 186 Year: 2013
Series: hors série Number: 0
Subject Areas: 20th Century Studies, Forthcoming, Holocaust - History, Holocaust Studies - Jewish,
Imprint: Edwin Mellen Press
USA List Price: $49.95 UK List Price: £ 29.95
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