The Third Reich and the Palestine Question
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Although Zionists today are loath to admit it publicly, the fact remains that the Zionist movement, during the period leading up to the Second World War, worked closely with the National Socialist government in Germany to solve the so-called Jewish question. Needless to say, professional historians have largely neglected this surprising cooperation. Two works by Jewish journalists, Lenni Brenner's Zionism in the Age of the Dictators and Edwin Black's The Transit Agreement, have dealt with the aspects of it, but their books must now be regarded as superseded by Francis R. Nicosi...

The Third Reich and the Palestine Question
fta
Although Zionists today are loath to admit it publicly, the fact remains that the Zionist movement, during the period leading up to the Second World War, worked closely with the National Socialist government in Germany to solve the so-called Jewish question. Needless to say, professional historians have largely neglected this surprising cooperation. Two works by Jewish journalists, Lenni Brenner's Zionism in the Age of the Dictators and Edwin Black's The Transit Agreement, have dealt with the aspects of it, but their books must now be regarded as superseded by Francis R. Nicosia's The Third Reich and the Palestine Question, the first (and probably definitive) study of National Socialist Germany's Palestine policy in the 1930's.

On August 25, 1933, the Ministry of Economics issued a circular to all German currency control offices informing them of the recently concluded agreement with the Jewish Agency for Palestine. Known as the Haavara, or Transfer Agreement, it tied the emigration of Jews to Palestine to the sale of the German goods. By permitting each Jew who indicated a willingness to emigrate to Palestine the opportunity to take along a fixed portion of assets in the form of German goods, Germany's tight currency restrictions were circumvented, while the depressed export economy of the Reich received a much needed stimulus. Above all, the arrangement greatly promoted the removal of Jews from
Germany, a principal domestic goal of the Hitler regime.
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Has anyone heard of this the Haavara, or Transfer Agreement?

Thanks for details, ratcatcher2! In German books will not be found such stuff, only the fundamental facts, and not all of them.
I think, a main source for the fascist evolution is founded in Hitlers sight of jews: not the religion was for him the sign, that anyone is a jew - he called people jews, who not practice the religion for generations. So themselves got the strong idea of a nation and at least the Europeans too. How the Americans see this, I don't know. But this now seems to turn. From the emigrated russian jews, the biggest part came to Germany. So they are the predominant part of the jews in Germany. The german jews are here in the city lesser than 10%, and they have very differen...

Thanks for details, ratcatcher2! In German books will not be found such stuff, only the fundamental facts, and not all of them.
I think, a main source for the fascist evolution is founded in Hitlers sight of jews: not the religion was for him the sign, that anyone is a jew - he called people jews, who not practice the religion for generations. So themselves got the strong idea of a nation and at least the Europeans too. How the Americans see this, I don't know. But this now seems to turn. From the emigrated russian jews, the biggest part came to Germany. So they are the predominant part of the jews in Germany. The german jews are here in the city lesser than 10%, and they have very different views of all! But they are the chiefs - now, while the big crowd of the immigrants don't like this look on the conventions. The second thing is: the german ones are rich, the Russians are poor - but many.