THE MISCHLINGE IN NAZI GERMANY. During the war most Jews still left in Germany were shipped out to the extermination camps. But those with one or two Jewish grandparents were treated more variably. Quite a few served in the military forces. (Our interview with Bryan Mark Rigg, author of Hitler's Jewish Soldiers can be heard here.) Others worked--and many perished--in forced labor battalions. This review of a new book on the subject has recently been posted at H-Net Reviews.