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Jewish farmers in Hitler's Germany: zionist occupational retraining and Nazi "Jewish Policy"

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TitoloJewish farmers in Hitler's Germany: zionist occupational retraining and Nazi "Jewish Policy"

Autore

Francis R. Nicosia

Call numberS940.5318/004

Numero oggetto03469hb

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew York, New York, United States

EditoreOxford University Press, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Anno di pubblicazione

2005

Dimensionipp365-389

MaterialeArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'Holocaust and Genocide Studies' Vol.19 Number 3, Winter 2005 pp 365-389

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Nazi support for Zionist and non-Zionist retraining programs for young Jews between 1933-41 reflected a desire to facilitate the rapid emigration of Jews from Germany. This policy encountered opposition from several government and party agencies because the process involved activities they deemed violations of Nazi racial teaching. Discusses the nature of German antisemitism and the ways in which it shaped the actions and policies of Germans after 1933.

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