Turkey and the Holocaust: Turkey's Role in Rescuing Turkish and European Jewry from Nazi Persecution, 1933-1945 Book

	List of Plates
	Photographs of Documents
	Preface and Acknowledgments
1	Turkey and the Jews, 1933-1945	1
	Turkey shelters professionals dismissed by the Nazis	4
	Suppression of Nazi-inspired anti-Semitic movements in Turkey during the 1930s	14
	Turkish Jewry during World War II	33
	The Varlik Vergisi disaster	38
2	Turkey's Role in Rescuing Jews from the Nazis during the Holocaust	46
	Jewish Turks in France at the start of the German Occupation	46
	Persecution of Jews in France during the Occupation	48
	Issuance of Turkish passports and certificates of Turkish citizenship to Jewish Turks who had lost their citizenship	60
	Turkish diplomatic intervention to prevent application of anti-Jewish laws to Jewish Turks in France	67
	Turkish intervention to secure the unsealing of the Paris apartments of Jewish Turks	99
	Turkish intervention against sequestration of the businesses of Jewish Turks in France	112
	Turkish intervention to protect Jews from deportation to the East	123
	Repatriation of Jewish Turks to Turkey	135
	Turkish Assistance to the Jews of Greece under Nazi Occupation	250
3	Istanbul Activities in Rescuing European Jews from the Nazis	255
	Conclusion	305
	Bibliography	306
	Archives, Newspapers and Interviews	328
	Appendix 1. Turkish Diplomatic and Consular Personnel in France and Greece during World War II	331
	Appendix 2. Ambassador Ilter Turkmen reports on research into Paris Embassy archives on Jewish Turks in France during World War II	334
	Appendix 3. Testimony of Retired Ambassador Namik Kemal Yolga about helping Jewish Turks in France during World War II	336
	Appendix 4. Testimony of Retired Ambassador Necdet Kent about his rescue of Jewish Turks at Marseilles during World War II	341
	Appendix 5. Businesses and Properties belonging to Jewish Turks in Paris administered by Turkish agents under the Direction of the Turkish Consulate-General	345
	Appendix 6. Sums deposited with Turkish Consulate-General (Paris) by Jewish Turks being repatriated to Turkey up to April 1944	348
	Appendix 7. Nationality of Deportees from Drancy Camp	351
	Appendix 8. Short Biographies of leading Refugee Scholars, Professors and Scientists brought to Turkey in 1930s	353
	Appendix 9. American Diplomatic Report on Nazi Activities and Influence in Turkey before World War II	370
	Appendix 10. American Reports on the Situation of Jews in Turkey before World War II	374
	Appendix 11. Chronology, 1931-1945	377
	Appendix 12. Principal Members of the Turkish Governments, 1923-1945	424