The introduction outlines content and scope of this special issue on "Housing, Hiding and the Holocaust". It points out that during World War II-ccupation accommodation became a scarce commodity, with collapsing housing markets. As a consequence, in those places where the German army (and navy) was stationed, direct contact between the occupiers and the occupied couldn't be avoided. Worst hit by housing restrictions was the Jewish population, even prior to ghettoization. The introduction ends with a short outline of the following chapters, discussing France, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland. They all show profound ruptures in patterns of everyday normality while highlighting that the Jewish populations were doubly threatened: As members of occupied societies and as victims of the Nazi policy of genocide.

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住房，隐藏和大屠杀。介绍

导言概述了本期“住房、隐藏和大屠杀”特刊的内容和范围。它指出，在第二次世界大战期间，由于住房市场崩溃，住房成为稀缺商品。因此，在德军（和海军）驻扎的地方，占领者与被占领者之间的直接接触是不可避免的。受住房限制影响最严重的是犹太人口，甚至在隔都化之前。引言以以下章节的简短大纲结束，讨论法国、荷兰、挪威和波兰。它们都显示出日常生活模式的深刻破裂，同时强调犹太人口受到双重威胁：作为被占领社会的成员和纳粹种族灭绝政策的受害者。