Hitler's American Model
Subtitle: the United States and the making of Nazi race law
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Princeton; Oxford
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 224
ISBN-13: 9780691172422
Description: viii, 208 pages : 23 cm
Table of contents: title: Chapter one : Making Nazi flags and Nazi citizens.; title: The first Nuremberg law: of New York Jews and Nazi flags; title: The second Nuremberg law: making Nazi citizens; title: America: the global leader in racist immigration law; title: American second-class citizenship; title: The Nazis pick up the thread; title: Toward the citizenship law: Nazi politics in the early 1930s; title: The Nazis look to American second-class citizenship; title: Chapter two : Protecting Nazi blood and Nazi honor.; title: Toward the blood law: battles in the streets and the ministries; title: Battles in the streets: the call for "unambiguous laws"; title: Battles in the ministries: the Prussian memorandum and the America example; title: Conservative juristic resistance: Gürtner and Lösener; title: The meeting of June 5, 1934; title: The sources of Nazi knowledge of American law; title: Evaluating American influence; title: Defining "mongrels": the one-drop rule and the limits of American influence; title: Conclusion : America through Nazi eyes.; title: America's place in the global history of racism; title: Nazism and American legal culture