ERIC LE BOURHIS is associate professor at the Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO, Paris) and member of the Europe Eurasia Research Center (CREE). IRINA TCHERNEVA is senior researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS / Eur'ORBEM, Paris. VANESSA VOISIN is senior assistant professor of history at the University of Bologna (DiSCI pour Dipartimento do Storiche Culture Civiltà). NADÈGE RAGARU is a Research Professor at the Centres d'études internationales (CERI), in Paris, France.

• Table of FiguresIntroduction V. Voisin, E. Le Bourhis, and I. TchernevaList of Abbreviations Part I - Justice and visibility Shaping the Spectacle: Politics and Professional Practices Chapter 1. Justice in Mantle Coats: Shooting the Bulgarian People's Courts in Revolutionary Times, 1944-1945Nadège RagaruChapter 2. The Nuremberg Trials - To Stage or Not to Stage: Conflicting Visions and Creative DifferencesSylvie Lindeperg/Camille NoûsChapter 3. Evidence and Soviet Rhetorical Devices: Staging Justice at the Nuremberg TrialVictor Barbat Disclosing Data: Doubt and Uncertainty Chapter 4. Tensions Between Secrecy and Publicity: Internment, Investigation, Extradition, and Convictions in the Soviet Occupation Zone in Germany, 1945-1950Enrico Heitzer and Julia LandauChapter 5. Concentration Camp Crimes on Trial, on TV, and in Civic Education. Bonn 1958-1959Götz LachwitzChapter 6. Law and Accountability, Secrecy and Guilt: Soviet Trawniki Defendants' Trials, 1960-1970David Alan Rich Part II - Justice and social mobilization From Rumor to Testimony: Challenges in Voluntary Social Involvement Chapter 7. Rehabilitation of individuals suspected of collaboration: The Jewish Civic Court by the Central Committee of Jews in Poland, 1946-1950Katarzyna PersonChapter 8. Risks and Results of Citizens' Commitments: The Kačerovski Case in Riga, 1958-1963Eric Le Bourhis and Irina TchernevaChapter 9. Mediators behind the Scenes: The World Jewish Congress and the International Auschwitz Committee during the Preparations for the First Auschwitz Trial in FrankfurtKatharina Stengel Individual and Collective AdvocacyChapter 10. Accusing Hans Globke, 1960-1963: Agency and the Iron CurtainJasmin Söhner and Máté ZomboryChapter 11. The Fils et Filles des Déportés Juifs de France and the Lischka Trial in Cologne, 1971-1980Anne Klein and Birte Klarzyk List of ContributorsIndex

ERIC LE BOURHIS is associate professor at the Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO, Paris) and member of the Europe Eurasia Research Center (CREE). IRINA TCHERNEVA is senior researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS / Eur'ORBEM, Paris. VANESSA VOISIN is senior assistant professor of history at the University of Bologna (DiSCI pour Dipartimento do Storiche Culture Civiltà). NADÈGE RAGARU is a Research Professor at the Centres d'études internationales (CERI), in Paris, France.

• Table of FiguresIntroduction V. Voisin, E. Le Bourhis, and I. TchernevaList of Abbreviations Part I - Justice and visibility Shaping the Spectacle: Politics and Professional Practices Chapter 1. Justice in Mantle Coats: Shooting the Bulgarian People's Courts in Revolutionary Times, 1944-1945Nadège RagaruChapter 2. The Nuremberg Trials - To Stage or Not to Stage: Conflicting Visions and Creative DifferencesSylvie Lindeperg/Camille NoûsChapter 3. Evidence and Soviet Rhetorical Devices: Staging Justice at the Nuremberg TrialVictor Barbat Disclosing Data: Doubt and Uncertainty Chapter 4. Tensions Between Secrecy and Publicity: Internment, Investigation, Extradition, and Convictions in the Soviet Occupation Zone in Germany, 1945-1950Enrico Heitzer and Julia LandauChapter 5. Concentration Camp Crimes on Trial, on TV, and in Civic Education. Bonn 1958-1959Götz LachwitzChapter 6. Law and Accountability, Secrecy and Guilt: Soviet Trawniki Defendants' Trials, 1960-1970David Alan Rich Part II - Justice and social mobilization From Rumor to Testimony: Challenges in Voluntary Social Involvement Chapter 7. Rehabilitation of individuals suspected of collaboration: The Jewish Civic Court by the Central Committee of Jews in Poland, 1946-1950Katarzyna PersonChapter 8. Risks and Results of Citizens' Commitments: The Kačerovski Case in Riga, 1958-1963Eric Le Bourhis and Irina TchernevaChapter 9. Mediators behind the Scenes: The World Jewish Congress and the International Auschwitz Committee during the Preparations for the First Auschwitz Trial in FrankfurtKatharina Stengel Individual and Collective AdvocacyChapter 10. Accusing Hans Globke, 1960-1963: Agency and the Iron CurtainJasmin Söhner and Máté ZomboryChapter 11. The Fils et Filles des Déportés Juifs de France and the Lischka Trial in Cologne, 1971-1980Anne Klein and Birte Klarzyk List of ContributorsIndex

ERIC LE BOURHIS is associate professor at the Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO, Paris) and member of the Europe Eurasia Research Center (CREE). IRINA TCHERNEVA is senior researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS / Eur'ORBEM, Paris. VANESSA VOISIN is senior assistant professor of history at the University of Bologna (DiSCI pour Dipartimento do Storiche Culture Civiltà). NADÈGE RAGARU is a Research Professor at the Centres d'études internationales (CERI), in Paris, France.

• Table of FiguresIntroduction V. Voisin, E. Le Bourhis, and I. TchernevaList of Abbreviations Part I - Justice and visibility Shaping the Spectacle: Politics and Professional Practices Chapter 1. Justice in Mantle Coats: Shooting the Bulgarian People's Courts in Revolutionary Times, 1944-1945Nadège RagaruChapter 2. The Nuremberg Trials - To Stage or Not to Stage: Conflicting Visions and Creative DifferencesSylvie Lindeperg/Camille NoûsChapter 3. Evidence and Soviet Rhetorical Devices: Staging Justice at the Nuremberg TrialVictor Barbat Disclosing Data: Doubt and Uncertainty Chapter 4. Tensions Between Secrecy and Publicity: Internment, Investigation, Extradition, and Convictions in the Soviet Occupation Zone in Germany, 1945-1950Enrico Heitzer and Julia LandauChapter 5. Concentration Camp Crimes on Trial, on TV, and in Civic Education. Bonn 1958-1959Götz LachwitzChapter 6. Law and Accountability, Secrecy and Guilt: Soviet Trawniki Defendants' Trials, 1960-1970David Alan Rich Part II - Justice and social mobilization From Rumor to Testimony: Challenges in Voluntary Social Involvement Chapter 7. Rehabilitation of individuals suspected of collaboration: The Jewish Civic Court by the Central Committee of Jews in Poland, 1946-1950Katarzyna PersonChapter 8. Risks and Results of Citizens' Commitments: The Kačerovski Case in Riga, 1958-1963Eric Le Bourhis and Irina TchernevaChapter 9. Mediators behind the Scenes: The World Jewish Congress and the International Auschwitz Committee during the Preparations for the First Auschwitz Trial in FrankfurtKatharina Stengel Individual and Collective AdvocacyChapter 10. Accusing Hans Globke, 1960-1963: Agency and the Iron CurtainJasmin Söhner and Máté ZomboryChapter 11. The Fils et Filles des Déportés Juifs de France and the Lischka Trial in Cologne, 1971-1980Anne Klein and Birte Klarzyk List of ContributorsIndex