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General Editor's Introduction Mark Roseman; Introduction to volume I Mark Roseman and Dan Stone; 1. Historiography of the holocaust: early developments Boaz Cohen; 2. The historiography of the holocaust: the years of diversification and integration Dan Stone; 3. From 'final solution' to 'holocaust'. Autobiographical reflections Jane Caplan; 4. The holocaust, genocide, and the origins of the commensurability problem A. Dirk Moses; 5. Fascism and holocaust Aristotle Kallis; 6. The holocaust and modernity Mark Roseman; 7. Integrated approaches and boundaries in holocaust scholarship Dan Stone; 8. Mapping the holocaust Tim Cole; 9. Archiving the holocaust Jan Lambertz; 10. Antisemitism in interwar Europe Ulrich Wyrwa; 11. Race-thinking, Voelkisch-nationalism, and eugenics Eric Kurlander; 12. Inter-ethnic violence in Europe before the holocaust Robert Gerwarth; 13. Communism and anti-Communism Andreas Wirsching; 14. Weimar Germany's vanishing point: politics, violence and the rise of the nazis, 1918-1933 Annemarie Sammartino; 15. Hitler and the Nazi party Thomas Weber; 16. Hitler, state and party Helmut Walser Smith; 17. Anti-semitic policy in the early years of the third Reich Hans Christian Jasch; 18. Popular participation in anti-Jewish policy up to 1938 Michael Wildt; 19. Nazi biopolitics: eugenics, racial policy, and the persecution of 'Asoziale,' 1933-1939 Richard F. Wetzell; 20. 'Judenforschung' -Nazi Jewish studies Dirk Rupnow; 21. Belonging and belongings: the dispossession of German Jews Christoph Kreutzmueller and Jonathan Zatlin; 22. Kristallnacht Alan E. Steinweis; 23. Lebensraum, autarky and a new imperial order Richard Overy; 24. International responses to nazi race and Jewish policy, 1933-1939 Jonathan Wiesen.