List of ContributorsList of mapsList of figuresAcknowledgementsINTRODUCTIONLocal Approaches to the Second World War in Southeastern Europe: An IntroductionXavier Bougarel, Hannes Grandits, Marija VulesicaPART I – GROUP-MAKING AS A PROCESSChapter 1 – Heirs of the Roman Empire? Aromanians and the Fascist Occupation of Greece (1941-1943)Paolo FonziChapter 2 – "The Task of the Century:" Local Dimensions of the Policy of Forced Conversion in the Independent State of Croatia (1941-1942)Daniela SimonChapter 3 – Forced Identities: The Use of the Category "Yugoslav" to Classify Inmates in the Mauthausen, Buchenwald and Dachau Nazi Concentration Camps (1941-1945)Thomas PorenaPART II – LOCAL DYNAMICS OF VIOLENCEChapter 4 – Controlling Space and People: War, Territoriality and Population Engineering in Greece during the 1940sPolymeris VoglisChapter 5 – Spatial and Temporal Logics of Violence: The Independent State of Croatia in the Districts of Glina and Vrginmost (April 1941-January 1942)Drago RoksandićChapter 6 – Dynamics of Unrestrained Violence: The Massacre of Distomo (10 June 1944)Janis NalbadidacisPART III – LOCAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE HOLOCAUSTChapter 7 – The Madding Clocks of Local Persecution: Anti-Jewish Policies under Bulgarian Occupation (1941-1943)Nadège RagaruChapter 8 – Resistance or Collaboration? The Greek Christian Elites of Thessaloniki facing the Holocaust (1941-1943)Leon SaltielChapter 9 – Being a Jew in Zagreb in 1941: Life and Death of Lovoslav SchickMarija VulesicaPART IV – EVERYDAY LIFE UNDER OCCUPATIONChapter 10 – Escape into Normality: Entertainment and Propaganda in Belgrade during the Occupation (1941-1944)Dejan ZecEPILOGUE(Re-)Scaling the Second World War: Regimes of Historicity and the Legacies of the Cold War in EuropeSabine RutarIndex