Part1: Introduction and Overview Introduction
1. Jews in Twentieth Century Poland
Part2: Studies of Wartime
2. The Capacity of the Tzadik in the Late 1930s in Poland According to the "Akedat Yitzchak" Book
3. “I'm Being Punished Despite My Complete Innocence!”: Soviet Secret Police (NKVD) Meets Holocaust Refugees from the German-Occupied Part of Poland, 1939-1941
4. "Maybe the Afterlife Will Be Better"- Letters from Włodawa County During the Holocaust
5. Jews From Markowa: Life, War, and the Struggle to Survive
6. Josef Burger ? the Executioner of the Jews in Łukow
7. Jewish Initiatives of Rescue by Means of Labor and Jewish Self-Help in the Face of Aktion Reinhardt
8. February 1943 in the Białystok Ghetto: The Writings of Mordechai Tenenbaum-Tamaroff
Part3: Postwar Jewish Life, Historiography, Commemoration, and Representation
9. Holocaust Monuments in Poland: Forms, Meanings, and Messages
10. Passports From Switzerland: How History Becomes Politics
11. My Love Affair With Jewish History: From Small Town to Source of Identity
12. In Search of the Victims’ Agenda: German Scholarship on Polish Jews During the Holocaust
13. March 1968 - The Last Chapter in the History of Polish Jews - Reflection and Representation of the Events of March 1968 in Polish Films
14. Two Jewish Traitors from Ostrowiec: The Zeyfman Brothers
15. “Windows of Memory. The Jewish Community of Bochnia” ? Exhibition Organised by the Stanisław Fischer Museum in Bochnia
16. 21st Century Polish Literature and the Shoah: The Struggle for the Memory
Part4: Family History, Family Memory
17. In Search of the Lost Tydors: An Exercise in Holocaust Documentation
18. "My Parents Left Poland, but Poland Didn't Leave Them": History and Personal Memory
19. Dis-location: Past - Present ? Future in a Changing Silesian Town
20. My Jewish Krakow
21. Following My Roots: Building the Unknown Puzzle of My Family Roots in Poland
22. Can I Be a Good Historian?