Hunter and hunted ; human history of the holocaust. Selected and edited by Gerd Korman.

Contributor Korman, Gerd, comp.

Imprint:New York : Viking Press, [1973]

Description320 p. : 22 cm.

Note:Personal narratives are grouped and in chronological order: Part one: JUDEN VERBOTEN: On being a refugee / Max O Korman -- The refugee problem: Nathan C. Belth -- American views on admitting refugee children: 1939 -- Part two: HUNTER AND HUNTED: The beginnings: first days of war / chaim A. Kaplan -- Warsaw Judenrat: [views of Adam Cherniakow] / Shmaryahu Ellenberg, A.H. Hartglass -- Youth movements in Czernowitz / Zvi Yavetz -- Part three: IN FLIGHT: On the Pentcho / Hans Goldberger -- From Mannheim / Jacob Kahn -- From Belgrade / Alexander Grin -- From Brussels / Samuel Silverman -- Part four: IN THE GHETTO: Systematic starvation / Raul Hilberg -- Expulsion / Chaim A. Kaplan -- Part five: AKZIA IMPOSSIBLE: WARSAW UPRISING: First stirrings / J. Kermish -- Guerrilla warfare / Raul Hilberg -- Last days / Alexander Donat -- To nowhere / Kalman Friedman -- Part six: CHIMNEYS: Arrival at Birkenau-Auschwitz / Elie Wiesel -- Agony at Buchenwald / Elie Wiesel -- Part seven: LIBERATION: Westerbork: two survivors: Muted enthusiasms / Walter Lenz ; Tears of joy / Max O. Korman -- Dachau / Joseph Rothenberg -- Mauthausen: all part of the American occupation / Trench Marye ; Steps beyond the grave / Simon Wiesenthal -- Salzwedel: death to the Jews / John Toland -- Death against life / Elie Wiesel -- Epilogue: A personal note.

Bibliography Note:Bibliography: p. 309.

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