Bibliograph

Hitler's American model, the United States and the making of Nazi race law, James Q. Whitman

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Label

Hitler's American model, the United States and the making of Nazi race law, James Q. Whitman

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 163-200) and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Hitler's American model

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

958799651

Responsibility statement

James Q. Whitman

Sub title

the United States and the making of Nazi race law

Table Of Contents

Making Nazi flags and Nazi citizens. The first Nuremberg law: of New York Jews and Nazi flags ; The second Nuremberg law: making Nazi citizens ; America: the global leader in racist immigration law ; American second-class citizenship -- The Nazis pick up the thread ; Toward the citizenship law: Nazi politics in the early 1930s ; The Nazis look to American second-class citizenship -- Protecting Nazi blood and Nazi honor. Toward the blood law: battles in the streets and the ministries ; Battles in the streets: the call for "unambiguous laws" ; Battles in the ministries: the Prussian memorandum and the America example ; Conservative juristic resistance: Gürtner and Lösener ; The meeting of June 5, 1934 ; The sources of Nazi knowledge of American law ; Evaluating American influence ; Defining "mongrels": the one-drop rule and the limits of American influence -- America through Nazi eyes. America's place in the global history of racism ; Nazism and American legal culture

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