Walls around : the plunder of Warsaw Jewry during World War II and its aftermath / Itamar Levin ; translated by Rachel Neiman ; foreword by Dina Porat.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction : "We must finish off the Jews" : theft of Jewish property as an instrument of genocide -- "Sucking the last drops of blood" : apartments taken, furniture stolen, income cut -- "One enormous funeral" : establishing the ghetto : Germans, Poles, and Jews steal the remaining property -- "A terrifying, shocking cry" : the results of theft : poverty, starvation, disease, and death -- "The ghetto turned into hell" : mass deportation : Warsaw's Jews sent to die, their property looted -- "Capitalizing on tragedy" : Treblinka : theft on the way to the gas chambers, and afterward -- "Guaranteed lost for eternity" : the war's aftermath : the survivors leave Poland and their property behind -- "We are losing precious time" : present and future : internal strife among Jews while Poland shirks responsibility.

Translated from the Hebrew.