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Acknowledgments

Introduction - Neighbours, Killers, Enablers, Witnesses: The Many Roles of Mennonites in the Holocaust
Doris L. Bergen, Mark Jantzen, and John D. Thiesen

Introduction to Chapter 1 - Mennonites and Nazi Crimes: Gerhard Rempel's Call for Historical Reckoning
Doris L. Bergen

1. Mennonites, War Crimes, and the Holocaust
Gerhard Rempel, edited by Doris L. Bergen with John D. Thiesen

2. Enjoying the Entitlements of German Freedom: German Mennonites and Nazi Church-State Policy
James Irvin Lichti

3. Antisemitism and the Concept of Volk: The Mennonite Youth Circular Community at the Beginning of the Nazi Dictatorship
Imanuel Baumann

4. German Mennonite Theology in the Era of National Socialism
Arnold Neufeld-Fast

5. Dutch Mennonite Theologians and Nazism
Pieter Post

6. Mennonite Collaboration with Nazism: A Case Study of the Responses of Mennonites in Deutsch Wymyschle, Poland, to the Plight of Local Jews during the Early Nazi Occupation Period (1939-1942)
Colin Neufeldt

7. Mennonites in Ukraine before, during, and Immediately after the Second World War
Dmytro Myeshkov

8. A Portrait of Khortytsya/Zaporizhzhia under Occupation
Aileen Friesen

9. Dutch Mennonites and Yad Vashem Recognition
Alle G. Hoekema

10. Identity and Complicity: The Post-Second World War Emigration of Chortitza Mennonites
Erika Weidemann

11. A Usable Past: Soviet Mennonite Memories of the Holocaust
Hans Werner

12. Selective Memory: Danziger Mennonite Reflections on the Nazi Era, 1945-1950
Steve Schroeder

List of Contributors
Index