George Eisen is the president of EV Global Education Consulting, and professor emeritus of history and political science at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona. He is the author of numerous books and articles about the Holocaust, including Children and Play in the Holocaust, which received the American Library Association's Outstanding Academic Book of the Year Award in 1991. As a scholar, Eisen has served as keynote speaker and organizer of major international conferences, workshops, and art projects commemorating the Holocaust. Committed to increasing international awareness of the tragedy of the Holocaust, he has spoken extensively to community and student groups all over the world. He holds three honorary doctorates and received the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Leadership at Nazareth College in 2013.

• List of IllustrationsThe Main Characters: Survivors, Witnesses, Rescuers, PerpetratorsAuthor's NotePreface1. Prologue: A Primer to the Holocaust2. The Ostjuden: The Galicianer in the Hungarian Imagination3. Galicia: An Exile into the Unknown4. Kamenets-Podolsk: The Anatomy of a Massacre5. Galicia 1941 – 1942: The Delirium of Murder6. Weapon of War: Rape and Sexual Violence7. Return from the Abyss: Rescue and Survival8. Opening Old Wounds: Responsibility and Consequences9. Requiem for a Deportation: Unanswered QuestionsEpilogue: Looking for ClosureAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex

George Eisen is the president of EV Global Education Consulting, and professor emeritus of history and political science at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona. He is the author of numerous books and articles about the Holocaust, including Children and Play in the Holocaust, which received the American Library Association's Outstanding Academic Book of the Year Award in 1991. As a scholar, Eisen has served as keynote speaker and organizer of major international conferences, workshops, and art projects commemorating the Holocaust. Committed to increasing international awareness of the tragedy of the Holocaust, he has spoken extensively to community and student groups all over the world. He holds three honorary doctorates and received the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Leadership at Nazareth College in 2013.

• List of IllustrationsThe Main Characters: Survivors, Witnesses, Rescuers, PerpetratorsAuthor's NotePreface1. Prologue: A Primer to the Holocaust2. The Ostjuden: The Galicianer in the Hungarian Imagination3. Galicia: An Exile into the Unknown4. Kamenets-Podolsk: The Anatomy of a Massacre5. Galicia 1941 – 1942: The Delirium of Murder6. Weapon of War: Rape and Sexual Violence7. Return from the Abyss: Rescue and Survival8. Opening Old Wounds: Responsibility and Consequences9. Requiem for a Deportation: Unanswered QuestionsEpilogue: Looking for ClosureAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex

George Eisen is the president of EV Global Education Consulting, and professor emeritus of history and political science at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona. He is the author of numerous books and articles about the Holocaust, including Children and Play in the Holocaust, which received the American Library Association's Outstanding Academic Book of the Year Award in 1991. As a scholar, Eisen has served as keynote speaker and organizer of major international conferences, workshops, and art projects commemorating the Holocaust. Committed to increasing international awareness of the tragedy of the Holocaust, he has spoken extensively to community and student groups all over the world. He holds three honorary doctorates and received the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Leadership at Nazareth College in 2013.

• List of IllustrationsThe Main Characters: Survivors, Witnesses, Rescuers, PerpetratorsAuthor's NotePreface1. Prologue: A Primer to the Holocaust2. The Ostjuden: The Galicianer in the Hungarian Imagination3. Galicia: An Exile into the Unknown4. Kamenets-Podolsk: The Anatomy of a Massacre5. Galicia 1941 – 1942: The Delirium of Murder6. Weapon of War: Rape and Sexual Violence7. Return from the Abyss: Rescue and Survival8. Opening Old Wounds: Responsibility and Consequences9. Requiem for a Deportation: Unanswered QuestionsEpilogue: Looking for ClosureAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex