The Jews of the general government, September 1939
June 1941 : deportations and ghettoization
The road to Operation Reinhard
Operation Reinhard : organization and manpower
Belzec : construction and establishing the method of annihilation
Construction of Sobibor
Construction of Treblinka
Preparing for the deportations
Expulsion from the ghettos
The trains of death
Belzec : March 17 to June 1942
Sobibor : May to July 1942
Treblinka : July 23 to August 28, 1942
Reorganization in Treblinka
The mission of Gerstein and Pfannenstiel
Jewish working prisoners
Women prisoners
Improving extermination techniques and installations
The annihilation of the Jews in the general government
Deportations from Bialystok general district (Bezirk Bialystok) and Reichskommissariat Ostland
Transports from other European countries
The extermination of Gypsies
The economic plunder
Himmler's visit to Sobibor and Treblinka
The erasure of the crimes
Portraits of the perpetrators
The prisoners' daily life
The prisoners and the deportees
Faith and religion
Diseases, epidemics, and suicide
Social life
The cognizance and reaction of the victims in occupied Poland
Escapes from the trains and spontaneous acts of resistance
Escapes from the camps
The underground in Treblinka
The plan for the uprising in Treblinka
August 2, 1943 : the uprising in Treblinka
Pursuit and escape from Treblinka
Ideas and organization for resistance in Sobibor
The underground in Sobibor
The plan for the uprising in Sobibor
October 14, 1943 : the uprising in Sobibor
Pursuit and escape from Sobibor
Survival among the local population
Operation Reinhard and reports about the death camps in Polish wartime publications
An evaluation of the uprisings and their results
Operation Erntefest ("Harvest Festival")
The liquidation of the camps and the termination of Operation Reinhard
Assessing the number of victims of Operation Reinhard.