دانلود کتاب Hitler's prisons: legal terror in Nazi Germany

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Cover page
Halftitle page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Figures
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Map
Introduction
Part I Setting the Scene
1 The Weimar Prison, 1918-33
Crime and Correction
The Prison and the Public
Fighting the \'Incorrigible\'
The Prison in Crisis
Part II Enforcing Legal Terror, 1933-39
2 Inside the Nazi Prison
Terror, Crime and Punishment
Hitler\'s Jurists and the Prison
Everyday Life Behind Bars
Prison Camps
3 The Campaign against \'Community Aliens\'
Political Resistance and Repression
\'Dangerous Habitual Criminals\' and Security Confinement. Sex Crimes, Castration and HomosexualityThe Sterilisation of Prisoners
German Jews and Legal Terror
4 The Nazi Web of Terror
The Rise of the Police and the SS
Conflict and Compromise: the Law and the Police
Denouncing Prisoners to the Police
Prisons and Concentration Camps
Part III Escalating Legal Terror, 1939-45
5 Law in Wartime
Terror on the Home Front, 1939-41
The Legal System under Attack, 1942
Total War and Extermination, 1942-44
6 Prison Conditions: from Bad to Worse
Prisons as Penal Factories
Life and Death in Prisons
Torment in Prison Camps
7 Privilege and Punishment. \'National Comrades\' behind BarsSoldiers as Prisoners --
Prisoners as Soldiers
Foreign Political Prisoners
Enforcing Racial Policy: Polish Prisoners
8 Killing Prisoners
\'Annihilation through Labour\': the View from Above
\'Annihilation through Labour\': the View from Below
Extending the Killings: \'Asocials\' and the Disabled
Capital Punishment
9 Final Defeat
The Last Stand of Nazi Terror
Prison Evacuations
Chaos, Murder, Liberation
Part IV Aftermath
10 The Nazi Prison in Perspective
Bloody Hands, Clean Conscience: Nazi Jurists and Postwar Justice. Back to Work: Prison Officials in West GermanyEast Germany and the Perversion of the Law
Special Path? A Comparative View
Conclusion
Figures
Notes
Bibliography
Index.