Legalizing the Holocaust
Subtitle: the later phase, 1939-1943
By: introduction by John Mendelsohn
Publisher: Lawbook Exchange
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Clark, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 355
ISBN-13: 9781616190002; 9781616190026
Notes: Originally published: New York : Garland Pub., 1982, as v. 2 in series The Holocaust : selected documents in eighteen volumes.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Excerpts from Reichsgesetzblatt, Part I, No. 118, the tenth decree of the Reich Citizenship Law on the establishment of a Reichsvereinigung der Juden (Association of Jews) and its bylaws, July 6, 1939; includes transmittal report and translation of decree and bylaws; title: Report by the American consul general in Leipzig on American property and business interests jeopardized by anti-Jewish laws, August 1, 1939; title: Telegram from the American embassy in Berlin on measures against Jews including registration of German Jews and imprisonment of Polish Jews in Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, October 12, 1939; title: Correspondence by German governmental agencies including draft decree pertaining to the reduction of pensions of former Jewish civil service employees, November 17-30, 1939; with SEA and translation; title: Excerpts from Reichsgesetzblatt , Part I, No. 33, on race pollution, February 23, 1940; with covering report and translation; title: Report by the American embassy in Berlin on the situation of Jews in wartime Germany, March 6, 1940; title: Dossier on contemplated anti-Jewish measures to be taken in Luxemburg, August 24 to September 6, 1940; with SEA and translation; title: Dutch proclamation on anti-Jewish measures, February 25, 1941; with SEA and translation; title: Translation of draft legislation on marking Jewish shops in Holland, September 24 to October 2, 1940; with SEA; title: Comments on proposed decree on the registration of Dutch Jews, September 5 to December 12, 1940; title: Dossier on the legal status of Eastern Jews by officials of the Reich Chancellery and the Ministry of the Interior, December 9, 1940, to January 12, 1941; with SEA and translation; title: Record of a meeting of representatives from various German governmental   agencies discussing the legal status of Jews in Germany, January 15 to 30, 1941; with SEA and translation; title: Report by the American vice consul in Frankfurt on the establishment of a large collection on Jewry in the Municipal Library in Frankfurt, February 14, 1941; title: Dossier on a proposed decree prohibiting sexual intercourse between "half Jews" and Germans, including drafts of the decree, by members of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of the Interior, May 7, 1941; with SEA and translation; title: Correspondence by the Reich Chancellery and the Ministry of the Interior on the wearing of the Star of David by Jews in the Protectorate, August 10 to September 3, 1941; with SEA and translation; title: Telegram from the American embassy in Berlin on the wearing of the Star of David by Jews in Germany, September 8, 1941; title: Telegram from the American embassy in Berlin on the status of European Jews, September 26, 1941; title: Telegram from the American embassy in Berlin on the wearing of the Star of David by Jews in Germany, September 30, 1941; title: Translation of minutes of discussions between the Reich Chancellery and the   Ministry of Justice regarding the offspring of mixed marriages in Germany. October 13, 1941, to January 5, 1942; with SEA; title: Telegram from the American embassy in Berlin on penalties for Jews who leave the ghetto. November 1, 1941; title: Correspondence by various government agencies in Germany pertaining to the limitations of legal remedies for Jews, August 3, 1942 to April 21, 1943; with SEA and translation; title: Correspondence between the Gestapo and the Ministry of Justice on the admission of Jews as witnesses in court. June 6 to July 20, 1943; with SEA and translation.