Everyday Silence and the Holocaust

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Preface Part I: Before the war Mother and father get married - a wedding and a shop | The application for Norwegian citizenship Part II: During the war The living would envy the dead | Three months in 1942 - the anti-Jewish policy is intensified | Rumours begin to circulate | The hunt for no. 490 and no. 301 | The "Arian" policeman | Mrs. Follestad starts organising the escape | On the doorstep of the psychiatric clinic, 6 p.m. | The arrest of Rubin Pinkowitz | Refugees in Sweden | <> Part III: After the war What did they come home to? | Traces of grandfather in the archives | Getting away from the memories | Jewish voices in the public sphere | Us and the others | Self-reproach | Mother breaks the silence Part IV: The language of silence: A postscript Appendix 1: Fatalities Appendix 2: Method

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