Topography of terror: Gestapo, SS and Reichssicherheitshauptamt on the "Prinz-Albrecht-Terrain" : a documentation

Written by Verlag Willmuth Arenhovel. Translated from the German edition by Werner T. Angress. 1. Administrative Center of the SS-State: Addresses and Institutions2. History of the City District and its Buildings2.1. A Quiet Area at the Edge of the City (1732-1880)2.2. The Career of a City District (1880-1918)2.3. Changes and Crisis (1918-33)3. Institutions of Terror3.1. The Reichsfuehrer-SS and his Empire3.2. Assumption of Power and Early Terror3.3. The Secret State Police - Gestapo3.4. The Security Service of the Reichsfuehrer-SS3.5. The Reich Security Main Office3.6. Gestapo Prison ("Hausgefaengnis") and Political Prisoners (1933-39)3.7. Protective Custody3.8. Concentration Camps4. Persecution, Extermination, Resistance4.1. The Fate of the German Jews 1933-384.2. The Fate of the German Jews 1939-454.3. The Fate of the Gypsies4.4. Nazi Rule in Europe: Poland4.5. Nazi Rule in Europe: the Soviet Union4.6. Nazi Rule in Europe: Other Countries4.7. Political Resistance and Gestapo Prison ("Hausgefaengnis") (1939-45)5. From Destruction to Rediscovery5.1. Bombs and Ruins5.2. The First Postwar Years5.3. History Made Invisible5.4. The Return of a Repressed Past5.5. The Interim Solution