You may have seen the White Rose poster or read an issue of Mylxine about resistance to the Holocaust, but have you checked out this huge collection of scholarly essays investigating the myriad of ways that Jews actively resisted, via a variety of actions and movements? Passively and actively, they performed as individuals, groups, and nations. Contributions include: Primo Levi and Survival in Auschwitz; The Auschwitz Children's Camp; The Warsaw Ghetto Youth Movement; Intermarriage in Nazi Germany; Jewish Women In The French Resistance, and Foundations Of Resistance In German-Occupied Denmark.