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Jews of Latvia in the World War II. Latvian jewish encyclopedia

In 5 volumes (In 6 books)

( Volumes I,II/1,II/2,III,IV,V )
Publisher
SHamir
Published in
Riga
Year
2013
Pages
1759
Volume1
309
Volume2
480
Volume3
377
Volume4
389
Volume5
204
Illustrations and maps
577 pp., illustrations
Cover
Paperback
Circulation
500 copies
Weight
6.000 kg
ISBN
978-9934-8003-7-5
559 USD
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Volume I: Jews in Latvia between two World War (1918-1940); Anti-Semitism and it’s propaganda in Latvia during World War II; Preconditions of World War II; One year of Soviet occupation of Latvia (1940-1941); The Beginning of War in Latvia: The Nazi occupation; The Holocaust in Latvia: general issues; Policy of Nazi Occupation regime in Latvia in regards to Jews. Volume II/1: The Holocaust in Riga; Bibliography. Appendices 1-12. Volume II/2: Appendix 13-Dokuments from: Datobase of Yad Vashem; Appendix 14-22. Volume III: The Holocaust in Riga. Foreign Jews. Salaspils concentration camp; The Holocaust in Riga. Kaiserwald concentration camp and its subcamps; The Holocaust in Daugavpils; The Holocaust in Liepaja; The Holocaust in Latvian small-size towns; Holocaust at Latvian countryside. Volume IV: The saviors and the saved; Trials of participants in the extermination of the Jews: the trial of German senerals in Riga (1946), trials of collaborators; The return of Jews in Latvia (1944-1949); Social memory about Holocaust: attempt of the theoretical and empirical research. Volume V: Latvian Jews at Soviet home fronts and in the Red Army forces (1941-1945); Appendix 1 – Lists of the Jews from Daugavpils who died at the front; Appendix 2 – Latvian Jews at the fronts of struggle against nazim in the ranks of Soviet and British armies (1941-1945), as well in the fight for independence of Israel.
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