The Nazi Census: Identification and Control in the Third Reich

Götz Aly · Karl Heinz Roth · Edwin Black · Assenka Oksiloff

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Foreword - Edwin Black Foreword to the 2000 Edition Introduction 1. Soldiers of Science in the New Reich 2. Registering, Recording, Sorting 3. Statistics on Jews 4. The Value of a Human Being 5. Siegfried Koller 6. From the Volkskartei to the Reich 7. Personnel Number Epilogue: The Modern State Abbreviations Notes Illustration Credits Index

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