Title Page Dedication Introduction: A Proud Tradition? Chapter 1: A Catalogue of Calamities: Britain in the 1930s Chapter 2: ‘Scurrying’ from Germany: The First Arrivals Chapter 3: Feeding Red Children: The Spanish Civil War Chapter 4: A Lost Opportunity: The Évian Conference Chapter 5: Escape: The Lucky 80,000 Chapter 6: The Enemy Within: The War Begins Chapter 7: Satellites of the Monster: Internment Chapter 8: Punches, Kicks and Painful Prods: Internment Overseas Chapter 9: Valuable Work: Refugees and the War Effort Chapter 10: Other Newcomers to These Shores: GIs and POWs Chapter 11: ‘It Only Makes Me Hate Them More’: Antisemitism and the Camps Chapter 12: The Ants’ Nest: After the War Chapter 13: From Soldiers to Refugees: Poland after the War Chapter 14: Echoes of King Canute: Israel Conclusion: An ‘Ecosystem of Hostility’: The Twenty-First Century Bibliography Acknowledgements Index Plates Copyright