pt. 1. A macroscopic view. ch. 1. Twentieth-century paths to genocide. ch. 2. The calculus of genocide: a model and method to understand national differences in Jewish victimization ch. 3. The bonds that hold, the bonds that break: causes of national differences in Jewish victimization. ch. 4. The keepers of the keys: responses of Christian churches to the threat against the Jews. ch. 5. The Judenrate and other Jewish control agents. ch. 6. Forging the bonds that hold: social defense movements against the state in Denmark, Belgium, and Bulgaria. ch. 7. Forces outside the German orbit: the role of the allied governments, the American and British Jewish communities, and the European neutrals
pt. 2. The victims' view. ch. 8. Defining the situation: some historical paradigms. ch. 9. The Warsaw ghetto. ch. 10. The Netherlands. ch. 11. Hungary. ch. 12. Implications.
