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List of Figures Acknowledgement Preface Introduction Chapter One. “I Fought National Cannibalism with . . . Art”: Karl Schwesig, the Ethos of Dusseldorf, and the Weight of Stigmatization, 1933-1939 Chapter Two. “The Inferno or Hell of [Camp] Saint-Cyprien,” 1939-1940 Chapter Three. “Many of These Unfortunate People Are Intellectuals”: Art, Culture, Illness and Death at Camp Gurs Chapter Four. “They Are All Special Cases of Ill and Old People Who Need Better Care Than the Ordinary Intern”: Opening Our Eyes to Camp Noe Chapter Five. “Cruelty . . . That Dehumanizes Its Victims Before It Destroys Them”: The Violence of Racialization |