Minorities in Wartime National and Racial Groupings in Europe, North America and Australia during the Two World Wars

Preface
Part I: Introduction
1. Dominant Societies and Minorities in the Two World Wars Panikos Panayi
Part II: Europe
2. The Kiss of France: The Republic and the Alsatians during the First World War Paul Smith
3. The Role of the Special Organisation in the Armenian Genocide during the First World War Vahakn Dadrian
4. Frontiers of Genocide: Jews in the Eastern War Zones, 1914-1920 and 1941 Mark Levene
5. Sex and Semitism: Jewish Women in Britain in War and Peace Tony Kushner
6. 'British Justice at Work': Internment in the Second World War Colin Holmes
Part III: North America
7. Citizenship and Rights on the Home Front during the First World War: The 'Great Migration' and the 'New Negro' James Grossman
8. Victims of the Home Front: Enemy Aliens in the United States during the First World War Jörg Nagler
9. From Relocation to Redress: Japanese Americans and Canadians, 1941-1988 Roger Daniels
10. Allies or Subversives? The Canadian Government's Ambivalent Attitude towards German-Canadians in the Second World War Robert Keyserlingk
Part IV: Australia
11. Fighting the War at Home: The Campaign against Enemy Aliens in Australia during the First World War Gerhard Fisher
12. 'Inspired by Patriotic Hysteria?': Internment Policy towards Enemy Aliens in Australia during the Second World War Kay Saunders
Index

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