| Acknowledgments |
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| Introduction |
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| 1 The Siren Song of Emancipation |
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| PART ONE: The Great Depression and Anti-Semitism |
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4 Britain Wrestles with the Refugee Problem |
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5 Seeking Asylum in the New World: The United States |
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6 Seeking Asylum in the New World: Canada or Latin America? |
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| PART TWO: The Unending American Debate |
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9 A Jewish Hush-Hush Strategy |
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10 Scylla, Charybdis, and Washington, D.C. |
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| PART THREE: The Destruction of European Jewery |
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11 The Start of a Genocide |
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12 Militant Jews, Circumspect Jews, and Doomed Jews |
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13 A Statecraft of Carefully Calibrated Compassion |
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14 Should More Have Been Done to Stop the Holocaust? |
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| PART FOUR: From Victimhood to Martyrdom |
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15 The Twilight of European Jewry |
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16 The Emergence of the Holocaust |
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| Notes |
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| Bibliography |
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| Index |
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