Contents	6
	Preface	8
	Introduction: A History of Oppression and Maltreatment	14
	I. The Prewar Years: A Three-Track Policy	28
	1. Track 1: Harassment Stepped Up	30
	2. Track 2: Crime Prevention	37
	3. Track 3: Confronting an “Alien Race”	49
	4. The Special Case of the Austrian Gypsies	69
	II. A Tightened Net (1939–1942)	76
	5. “Security Measures” and Expulsions	78
	6. Creating Social Outcasts	97
	7. Detention and Deportation from the Ostmark (Austria)	120
	8. The Killing of “Spies” and Hostages in German-Occupied Europe	130
	III. A Community Destroyed (1943–1945)	146
	9. Deportation to Auschwitz	148
	10. Life and Death in the Gypsy Family Camp of Auschwitz	165
	11. Gypsies in Other Concentration Camps	180
	12. Gypsies Exempted from Deportation	194
	IV. After the Disaster	210
	13. Victims and Perpetrators	212
	14. Conclusion: The Course of Persecution Assessed	231
	Abbreviations and Glossary	242
	A	242
	B	242
	D	242
	E	242
	F	242
	G	242
	H	243
	I	243
	J	243
	K	243
	L	243
	M	243
	N	243
	O	243
	R	244
	S	244
	U	244
	W	244
	Z	244
	Notes	245
	Bibliography	288
	Index	310
	A	310
	B	310
	C	311
	D	311
	E	312
	F	312
	G	312
	H	313
	I	314
	J	314
	K	314
	L	315
	M	315
	N	316
	O	316
	P	316
	Q	316
	R	316
	S	317
	T	318
	U	318
	V	318
	W	318
	Y	319
	Z	319