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The "final solution" in Riga : exploitation and annihilation, 1941-1944

Andrej Angrick

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Latvia caught between two dictatorships
Operation Barbarossa : preparations for the German attack on the Soviet Union
From the pogroms to the establishment of the ghetto
Securing German rule in occupied Riga : the period of the large ghetto for Latvian Jews
Murder on a massive scale : the murder of the ghetto's Latvian Jews
In search of territories for the "final solution" : the road to Riga as a final destination for deportations
Plans for the Salaspils Camp
The deportation of German Jews to Riga
The Salaspils Camp : a place of internment with many functions
German Jews build Salaspils : December 1941-August 1942
Excursus I. SS Major Rudolf Lange and the Wannsee Conference
The Latvian labor market and the compulsory deployment of Jews in Riga
The utilization of Jewish assets and the issue of ghetto administration
Ghetto life and forced labor in Riga in spring 1942
The turning point : Operation Dünamünde at Jungfernhof and in the "ghetto for Reich Jews"
Forced labor and annihilation in County Commissariat Riga City
Failed resistance : the Tin Square Operation, October 1942
Annihilation instead of forced labor: Himmler's struggle against production constraints and armaments interests in General Commissariat Latvia
Concentration Camp Kaiserwald and the barrackings
Excursus II. SS Second Lieutenant Fritz Scherwitz, the commander at Lenta : a biographical sketch
The decommissioning of Concentration Camp Kaiserwald, evacuation, and liberation
A new start and the search for justice
Conclusion
Glossary
Organizational chart
Table of ranks
Biographical appendix.

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