Wannsee Conference Book - Final Structure

My background is in investment banking (corporate finance), so the book begins with Executive Summary that provides key information on Wannsee Conference and the Holocaust in general. Executive Summary is followed by Timeline that presents key events leading to Wannsee Conference and in its aftermath.

Timeline is followed by ten chapters of the book core. The first chapter presents the essence of Wannsee Conference (it was a criminal conspiracy to commit serial mass murder – genocide of Jews under German control) and explains why it was the centerpiece of the whole “Holocaust project” (the “final solution of the Jewish question”) and the Holocaust infrastructure.

The second chapter presents a number of key facts about the Holocaust: it was the fourth (!!!) genocide of Jews in human history; it was not the only genocide in XX century (there were 17 other genocides); its dynamics was similar to an avalanche and Nazis deeply (and erroneously) believed that they had to kill all Jews in Europe.

The third chapter presents the “road to Wannsee Conference” – a brief description of decisions made and actions taken (prior to this Conference) by Nazi leadership (mostly Hitler, Himmler and Heydrich) to implement the “final solution to the Jewish questions” and external events that made them believe that total extermination of Jews under their (direct or indirect) control was their only option.

The fourth chapter provides a brief description of partners in crime (serial mass murder – genocide of Jews) – organizations that had to work closely together to implement the diabolical “Holocaust Project”: from the SS to (surprise) IBM.

The fifth chapter presents the attendees of the Wannsee Conference and explains why they were invited and what was their contribution to the implementation of the “final solution to Jewish question”.

The sixth chapter is devoted to the conference proper and the seventh chapter presents a detailed criminal profile of Holocaust perpetrators (serial mass murderers – “mission-oriented” serial killers). 

The eighth chapter presents the key events in the “final solution of the Jewish question” after the Wannsee Conference (its aftermath). The ninth chapter is devoted to key Jewish uprisings in ghettos and death camps and the tenth chapter provides a brief description of post-war trials of Holocaust perpetrators.

The book ends with Conclusions, Appendices and Bibliography.