Commemoration
Foreword
Preface

PART I
The History of the Jewish Kibbutz (Community) in Latvia
War (1941-45): The Germans March into Riga
The Destruction of the Jews of Riga Begins (1 July - 25 October 1941)
The Large Riga Ghetto (25 October - 30 November 1941)
The Liquidation of the Large Riga Ghetto (The Ten Bloodiest Days: 20 November - 9 December 1941)
The Small Riga Ghetto (Barracks Camp) and the Reichsjudenghetto (Reich German Ghetto) (1 December 1941 -2 November 1943)
Weapons in the Ghetto
Plan of the Riga Ghetto

PART II
The Central and Terminal Prisons of Riga
The Press in Riga During the German Occupation
Jumpravmuiza (Jungfernhof)
Kworim Weinen (Graves Weep)
Art in the Riga Ghettos and Concentration Camps
Men in Women's Roles (in the Small Riga Ghetto)
Bloody Sloka (Schlock) - Dedicated to My Only Son Arthur, Who Was Killed
Professor Simon Dubnow and His Final Journey

Latgale (Lettgalien):
a) The Jewish City of Dvinsk (Daugavpils) and Its Destruction
b) Rezekne (Rositten) and Its Surroundings (Zilupe, Ludza, Kraslava, Preili, etc.)

Zemgale, Kurzeme and Vidzeme:
a) Liepaja (Libau)
b) Jelgava (Mitau)
c) Tukums, Auce (Autz), Ventspils (Windau), Sabile (Zabein), etc.

PART III
The Kaiserwald Concentration Camp in Riga
Barracks Camps - Small Concentration Camps
a) "Gestapo", later the Lenta Concentration Camp
b) Army Vehicle Park (HKP, Heereskraftpark)
c) Park (HKP)
d) Billeting Department
e) Spilve
f) Army Clothing Department (ABA - Armeebekleidungsamt)
g) AEG - VEF (National Electrical Company)
h) Strazdumuiza (Strasdenhof)
i) Reich Commissary (Reichskommissariat)
j) Reich Railroad (Reichsbahn)
k) Balasta Dam
l) Daugava Works (Dünawerke)
m) The Dundaga (Dondangen) Extermination Camp
n) Popevalns (Popewaln)
o) Other Barracks Camps
The Evacuation

PART IV
The Stutthof Concentration Camp (Waldheim)
The Buchenwald Concentration Camp (Outer Camp Magdeburg)
The Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp (Oranienburg)
The Road to Freedom (Liberation)
Via Stutthof - Burggraben -Gottendorf - Riben - Lauenburg to Freedom (Excerpt Based on Other Reports)
From Riga via the Stutthof - Buchenwald - Zeitz-Remersdorf Concentration Camps to Theresienstadt and Freedom (Excerpt Based on Other Reports)
The Dachau Concentration Camp (Excerpt Based on Other Reports)
The Day of Commemoration (Jorzait) in the Riga Synagogue (Tenth Day of the Month of Kislev)

Epilogue
Footnotes
Index of Names