This book challenges the view that cheap purchases of Jewish firms were the result of the Nazi Party's activity in 1938 by emphasizing the role of private businessmen being supported by banks and the judiciary in 1933-1935.
This book challenges the view that cheap purchases of Jewish firms were the result of the Nazi Party's activity in 1938 by emphasizing the role of private businessmen being supported by banks and the judiciary in 1933-1935.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Lexington Studies in Modern Jewish History, Historiography, and Memory
William Maurice Katin, PhD, is an independent researcher.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One: How Cheap Purchases of German-Jewish Firms Occurred Chapter Two: History of Research on Cheap Purchases of Jewish Firms Chapter Three: New Approach to Comprehend Aryanizers Chapter Four: Background to Aryanization of the Hermann Tietz Chain Chapter Five: Aryanization of Hermann Tietz Chapter Six: Early Aryanizations Confirming the Hermann Tietz Paradigm Chapter Seven: Conclusion
Chapter One: How Cheap Purchases of German-Jewish Firms Occurred Chapter Two: History of Research on Cheap Purchases of Jewish Firms Chapter Three: New Approach to Comprehend Aryanizers Chapter Four: Background to Aryanization of the Hermann Tietz Chain Chapter Five: Aryanization of Hermann Tietz Chapter Six: Early Aryanizations Confirming the Hermann Tietz Paradigm Chapter Seven: Conclusion
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