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• Foreword – Joseph Levinson (11)
• Introduction (to Volume One) – Saulius Sužiedėlis (17)
• Introduction (to Volume Two) – Saulius Sužiedėlis (21)
• Declaration (25)
• Destroyed, cast into oblivion…. – Marcelijus Martinaitis (27)
• The Lithuanian Jewish community…. – Joseph Levinson (28)
• Deep pits, red clay…. – Shmuel Halkin (30)
• Sites of the mass killing of the Jews (31)

I. And Events Began and Unfolded Thus…

• The Pursuit of the Jews Who Attempted to Retreat When the War Began(34)
• The Pogrom in Vilijampolė (35)
• A Black Page in the History of Lithuania (36)
• The Beginning of the Organized Mass Killing of the Jews – Stasys Knezys (41)
• A Word From the Historians
• The Sonderkommando of the German Security Police and Security Service in Vilnius (1941-1944) – Arūnas Bubnys (45)
• About the Participation of the Second (Vilnius) Lithuanian Police
• Battalion in the Massacre of the Jews in Paneriai – Arūnas Bubnys  (53)

The Shoah in the Provinces of Lithuania:

• Holocaust in Jurbarkas, June-September 1941 – Rūta Puišytė (54)
• The Mass Extermination of the Jews of Ukmergė During the Hitlerite
• Occupation – Neringa Latvytė-Gustaitienė (64)
• The Great Action in the Kaunas Ghetto – Avraham Tory (78)
• The Testament of Dr. Elchanan Elkes (with a commentary by Sigitas Geda) (94)

From Yahadut Lita

• About the Shoah in Lithuania (in Kretinga, Lazdijai, Katkiškė, Panevėžys, Pasvalys, Siesikai, and Veliuona) (98)
• Testimony, Evidence
• The Massacre in Alytus, Fragments From the Mists of the Past, The Massacre in Nemenčinė, The Massacre in Prienai) (116)

From the Pages of the Lithuanian Press

• Clearing Away the Dust of Time – Lazar Goldstein-Golden (124)
• But the Past Is Alive – A Tekorius (125)
• That Was in 1945 – Shimon Abramovich (128)
• The Holocaust in Seirijai – Antanas Nedzinskas-Dzūkas (128)
• Everything Began in this Way – D. Hadbangas (130)
• The Eyes of History are Open – Antanas Salys (135)
• The Children’s Action in the Šiauliai Ghetto – Leila Lipschitz (137)
• There Are No Good Occupations – Petras Želvys (139)
• Gunfire Echoed in the Forest – Juozas Vaitkus (141)
• Small Jewish Ghettos and Temporary Isolation Camps in Lithuania – Arūnas Bubnys (143)
• Karl Jäger’s Tabulation of the Massacre in Lithuania (144)
• Who Killed the Jews of Lithuania? – Saulius Sužiedėlis (156)
• The Fate of the Jews Who Survived the Mass Killings – Solomon Atamuk (158)

II. Documents Speak

• The LAF and First Acts of the Provisional Government – Joseph Levinson (163)
• Appeals Distributed in Lithuania Before June 22, 1941 (166)
• A Decree on the Collection of Documentary Material About the Activities of the Partisans (170)
• Reports and Excerpts from Reports About Partisan Activities (171)
• Documents of the Lithuanian Provisional Government (180)
• The Decrees of Occupational and Local Administrative Bodies and of the Police (187)
• Nazi Security Police Documents (199)
• The Order to Arrest the Jews and Hand Them Over to the Murderers (208)
• Jewish Property, Money, and Valuables Were Expropriated for the Use of the Reich (217)
• The Fate of Mixed Families (222)

From The Lithuanian Press About the Jews

• During the Nazi Occupation 1941–1942 – Algis Kasparavičius 225

III. The Lithuanian Catholic Church and the Shoah in Lithuania

• The Position of the Hierarchy of the Lithuanian Catholic Church Regarding the Jews – Valentinas Brandišauskas (231)
• The Position of the Lithuanian Catholic Church on the Restitution of Jewish Property – Valentinas Brandišauskas (238)

IV. Lithuanian Jews in the Struggle Against Nazism

• Spiritual Endurance and Moral Resistance (247)
• The Ghetto and the Forest: Two Fields of Action on the Same Front (254)
• Hymn of the Jewish Partisans – Hirsh Glik (265)
• Legendary Escapes (266)
• In the Ranks of the 16th Lithuanian Riflemen’s Division of the Soviet Army (268)

V. The Righteous Among the Nations

• I say like a prayer the names of the People… – Icchokas Meras (247)
• Foreword – Joseph Levinson (254)
• Hands Bringing Life and Bread (265)
• The Gold of the Jews – Pranas Morkus (266)

From the Pages of the Press

• Nobleness – B. Elinienė (280)
• Memory Knows No Limitations – Eglė Delkutė (283)
• Childhood Shot Dead – Nijolė Petrošiūtė (286)

• Fragments from the book Ir be ginklo kariai (290)
• Knights of Goodness – Grigori Kanovich (293)

Excerpts From the First Two Volumes of Hands Bringing Life and Bread

• Marija Rusteikaitė (296)
• Vytautas Juodka (297)
• Juozas Stakauskas (298)
• Zofija Simokaitienė, Juozas Simokaitis (300)
• Antanas Tekorius (301)
• Jadvyga Gavelienė, Stasys Gavelis, Genovaitė Gavelytė-Stražnickienė (303)
• Galina Jackevičiūtė (304)
• Maksimilijonas Haškeris, Stefanija Haškerienė, Jurgita Haškerytė-Misikienė (305)
• Antanas Gobis (306)
• Jonas Graževičius, Marija Graževičienė (307)
• Bronislovas Paukštys (308)
• Elena Uborevič (310)

• List (Incomplete) of Jewish Children Saved at the Kaunas Ghetto – Eliezer Zilber (311)
• Lithuanians! My Heart is Full of Gratitude to You! – Jechiel Damba (315)

VI. About the Theory of the Two Genocides

• The Shoah and the Theory of the Two Genocides – Joseph Levinson (322)
• The Fall of the Lithuanian Republic in 1940 – Liudas Truska (354)
• The Preconditions for the Holocaust in Lithuania – Liudas Truska (361)
• Excerpts From Articles by Liudas Truska (374)
• Those Who Exiled Lithuanians to the USSR (381)
• The Darkness of History Still Darkens the Present – Valdas  Bartasevičius (385)
• If there were no Jews, They would Need to be Invented – Valentinas Brandišauskas (387)
• The Massacre of the Jews in Lithuania – Darius Udrys (391)
• About the Article “The Right to be Misunderstood, or, Us and Them, Them and Us” – Joseph Levinson (394)
• Sincere Efforts “to Reach a Final Explanation” – Linas Vildžiūnas (395)
• Speak Well of Your Countrymen – or Say Nothing! – Vytautas Toleikis 403()
• A Letter to the Editor – Agnė Mičiulytė (405)
• About One of J. Mikelinskas’ “Discoveries” (407)

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

• Do not Leave Us Alone – Joseph Levinson 408()

• Crime and Punishment Lithuanian Style – Rimvydas Valatka (409)

VII. The Roman Catholic Church About the Shoah

• We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah (with an Introductory Letter by Pope John Paul II) (415)
• A Letter from the Bishops of Lithuania on the Occasion of Repentance and Apology Day (424)

VII. Public Figures, Cultural Leaders, Scholars, and Politicians About the Shoah in Lithuania

• A Statement by the Lithuanian Intelligentsia about Relations of Lithuanians and Jews in Lithuania (429)
• To Increase the Sum of Good on Earth – Elena Buivydaitė-Kutorgienė (431)
• Jews and Lithuanians – Tomas Venclova 443)
• Lithuanians and Jews – A. Žuvintas (451)
• A Reply to A. Žuvintas – Tomas Venclova (456)
• Where Is the True Essence of the Jewish Tragedy? – Arnoldas Piročkinas (462)
• A Speech by Algirdas Brazauskas, President of the Republic of Lithuania (470)
• A Speech by Valdas Adamkus, President of the Republic of Lithuania (475)
• We Can and Must Prevent It – Vytautas Landsbergis (477)
• A Confrontation: The Most Shameful Page in Our History? (479)
• Justice Must Triumph – Aušra Radzevičiūtė (489)
• The Lessons of the Holocaust:– An Interview with Irena Veisaitė (491)
• Instead of a Conclusion – Joseph Levinson (496)
• Appendix (501)
• Index (511)