"Non-Germans" under the Third Reich : the Nazi judicial and administrative system in Germany and occupied Eastern Europe with special regard to occupied Poland, 1939-1945 / Diemut Majer ; translated from the German by Peter Thomas Hill, Edward Vance Humphrey, and Brian Levin.

"Published in association with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum."

Includes bibliographical references (p. [949]-999) and index.

Pt. 1: The Principle of Special Law against "Non-Germans" in the Area of Public Law (General and Internal Administration with Supplementary Areas) -- Sect. 1: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the Altreich -- Sect. 2: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the Annexed Eastern Territories: Introduction: Fundamentals of National Socialist Administrative Policy: The Exploitation and Expulsion of "Non-Germans" -- Sect. 3: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the General Government Introduction: The Fundamentals of National Socialist Administrative Policy: The General Government as a Model for Future German Colonies -- -- Pt. 2: The Principle of Special Law against "Non-Germans" in the Field of Justice -- Sect. 1: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the Altreich -- Sect. 2: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the Annexed Eastern Territories Introduction: The Political Objectives in the Annexed Eastern Territories: Testing the Ethnic Struggle -- Sect. 3: The Implementation of Volkisch Inequality in the General Government Introduction: Main Contours of the Legal Policy: Continuation of Domestic Law and Primacy of the German Supervisory Authority -- App. 1: The Reich Structure (State and Party) -- App. 2: The Wannsee Protocol of January 20, 1942 (English Version and Original German Version) -- App. 3: Area and Population of the Eastern Regions and the General Government -- App. 4: Poster Showing the Execution of Polish Defendants on June 4 and 9, 1942, in Poznan (Poland) -- App. 5: The Command and Administrative Structure of Police Forces in the General Government -- App. 6: Maps -- Notes -- Glossary of Traditional German Legal Terms and National Socialist Legal Terminology -- Bibliography -- Index