1. Australia and the Holocaust: An Introduction.- Part 1. History.- 2. Australia and the Holocaust, 1933-1950s: An Intimate History.- 3. Dear Sir Rabbi: Letters from Refugees to Rabbi Falk, 1938-1939.
- 4. German Communities in Australia and the Holocaust.- 5. Escape through the East: The Holocaust, Asian 'Miracles' and Australia.- 6. The Holocaust and the Transformation of the Leadership and Structure of the Australian Jewish Community, 1933-1948.- 7. 'You Must Believe It Now': Australian News Reporting of the Holocaust.
- 8. The 'Dunera Boys': History, Memory and the Holocaust.- 9. A Passionate Campaigner for Jewish Causes and Social Justice: Bishop Charles Venn Pilcher.- 10. Australia, the Holocaust and Philosemitism.- 11. The Jewish Displaced Persons and Australia, 1945-1952.
- 12. The Unwanted: Aotearoa New Zealand's Response to Jewish Refugees before and after the Second World War.- Part 2. Reverberations.- 13. The Impact of Refugee and Survivor Migration on the Australian Jewish Community.- 14. Yiddish Melbourne.
- 15. 'One Has to Flee a Burning House': Polish Jews Who Survived the Second World War in the Soviet Union.- 16. Haven for Holocaust Survivors: 'Wanda Court', A Melbourne Suburban Ethnography of the 1940s and '50s.- 17. The Australian War Crimes Trials.- 18. Bearing Witness: Australian Holocaust Survivors Testifying in German Nazi War Crimes Trials.
- 19. Disrupting Consensus Histories of Australia and the Holocaust: The Intersecting Journeys of Holocaust Survivors and Perpetrators.- 20. Historical and Contemporary Expressions of Holocaust Disinformation in Australia.- Part 3. Memory and Representation.- 21. Australian Holocaust Museums and the Intergenerational Transmission of Memory.
- 22. Life Writing of Australian Holocaust Survivors.- 23. The Holocaust and Australian Fiction.- 24. Yiddish and Australian Holocaust Representation Yesterday and Today.- 25. The Holocaust in Australian Film.
- 26. Imaging the Unimageable: Holocaust Representation in Australian Art, 1937 to the Present.- 27. Australian Holocaust Education: Looking Beyond the Classroom.- Part 4. Australia, the Holocaust and Genocide.- 28. Racial Nationalism in Nazi Germany and 'White Australia': A Eugenic Connection.
- 29. The Context for Memory: Australia, Genocide and the Holocaust.- 30. 'Genocide' in Australia: History and Memory.- 31. William Cooper, Kristallnacht and the Politics of a Legacy.- 32. Control and Exclusion: Education Policy in Nazi Germany and Australia.
- 33. Australia's Response to Contemporary Genocides.