Kurt Schilde

Examines the involvement of German fiscal authorities in the plundering of Jewish property during the Holocaust. Argues that the annihilation of European Jewry should not be conceived only as the work of perpetrators in concentration camps, but should be understood in the context of the entire history of the persecution of Jews. Exclusion from the "Aryan" community, restriction of living space, discrimination, exclusion from professional life, isolation, and deprivation of basic human rights preceded annihilation. Studies, as an example, the case of the Fenichel family in Berlin, which had owned a watchmakers' supply business. The business declined gradually between 1933-38 and was Aryanized by 1941. The expanded family was deported to Riga in December 1942; the family's property was confiscated. Pp. 97-184 include many documents, such as a declaration of assets, account sheets, tax calculations, and bills for electricity, coal, and gas.

Lebensgeschichten jüdischer Opfer des NS-Regimes im Spiegel von Finanzamtsakten

Bürokratie des Todes

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Jugendopposition 1933-1945

Dagmar Schulte

Need and Care is based on the findings from the project "History of Social Work in Eastern Europe 1900-1960". This collection is directed at teaching social work and history of social work in an international context. The book contains 16 articles about the national histories of social work in Bulgaria, Croatia, Latvia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, and Slovenia. It deals with problems and important aspects of historical and comparative research in general and offers contributions on four major topics: biographical sketches of social work pioneers in Eastern Europe, fields of social work, the impact of social politics and social movements, and the question of professionalisation.

Glimpses Into the Beginnings of Eastern Europe's Professional Welfare

Need and Care

Berteke Waaldijk

Sabine Hering

This bi-lingual flip-over book, written in English and German, describes the results of case studies about the history of social work in Eastern Europe between 1900 and 1960 in the countries of Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Russia, and Slovenia. Topics include governmental social policy, institutions of civil society, social movements, charity activities of churches and communities, mutual aid in family and neighborhood networks, professional development and training, and international influences.

Guardians of the poor, custodians of the public

Im Buch geht es darum, die im Vergleich zum BDM relativ schlecht erforschte Organisation der 18 bis 21 Jahre alten jungen Frauen in der NS-Zeit vorzustellen und mittels der Erinnerungen von zwölf Zeitzeuginnen lebendig zu machen.

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