• Jan Masaryk and the Palestinian Solution Solving the German, Jewish, and Statelessness Questions in East Central Europe

  Sarah A. Cramsey

  4-25
• „Meine Familie hatte es gut in Auschwitz“ Das Leben der Lager-SS in Auschwitz-Birkenau nach Dienstschluss

  Anna-Raphaela Schmitz

  26-38
• Far-Right Parties and the Jews in the 1930s The Antisemitic Turn of Italian Fascism Reconsidered through a Comparison with the French Case

  Nicola D'Elia

  39-52

SWL READERS

• Representing Genocide The Holocaust as Paradigm?

  Rebecca Jinks

  54-71

CONTEXT: REFUGEES & CITIZENS

• Refugees and Citizens. New Nation States as Places of Asylum, 1914–1941

  Michal Frankl

  72-77
• From Political Activism to Disillusionment Austrian Socialist Refugees in Czechoslovakia, 1934-1938

  Wolfgang Schellenbacher

  78-94
• Jewish Refugees from Austria in the Hospitals of the Jewish Community of Pest after the Anschluss

  Kinga Frojimovics

  95-103
• Refugees or deportees? The semantics of the first “Polenaktion” past and present

  Alina Bothe

  104-115