This book has been fully revised and updated to take account of recent world events. It traces the history of anti-semitism and describes the experiences before and during the Holocaust of Jews, Gypsies, and other groups deemed by the Nazis to be unworthy of life. By following the experiences of four individuals who endured the Holocaust, Carrie Supple gives a face to the millions who perished. The themes she explores--collaboration, indifference, obedience, dehumanization, resistance, and rescue--make the book a valuable resource for educators and readers alike.
