Between Mussolini and Hitler

by Carpi, Daniel

• ISBN13: 9780874516623
• ISBN10: 0874516625
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1994-04-01
• Publisher: Brandeis Univ

Summary

A landmark study of the forces shaping Fascist Italy's policies toward Jews in occupied territories during World War II.

Author Biography

Daniel V. Carpi is a Profesor of Jewish History at Tel Aviv University.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction	p. 1
Northern France: The Occupied Zone (June 1940-September 1943)
Social Discrimination and Economic Restrictions (June 1940-June 1942)	p. 19
The Massive Manhunts and the Deportation to the East (July-November 1942)	p. 39
The Last Days of Italy's Axis Partnership (November 1942-September 1943)	p. 62
Southern France (June 1940-September 1943)
The Unoccupied Zone (June 1940-November 1942)	p. 69
The Italian Occupation Zone: The First Days (November-December 1942)	p. 79
The Struggle over the Fate of the Jewish Refugees in the Italian Occupation Zone (January-February 1943)	p. 102
The Italian "Race Police" in Nice (March-July 1943)	p. 136
The Forty-five Days of the Badoglio Government (25 July-8 September 1943)	p. 104
Tunisia (June 1940-May 1943)
General Background	p. 195
In the Shadow of Vichy Government Policy (June 1940-November 1942)	p. 200
Under the Heel of the Axis Army (9 November 1942-13 May 1943)	p. 228
Conclusions	p. 241
Notes	p. 251
Bibliography	p. 323
Index	p. 333
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