Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law
Investigates how American race laws influenced the creation of Nazi Germany's discriminatory legal system in the 1930s.
About This Book
This book explores the connections between American race legislation and the development of Nazi legal policies.
It investigates how U.S. laws served as reference points for German authorities drafting discriminatory statutes.
The analysis focuses on the historical exchange of legal ideas between the two nations during the early twentieth century.
Readers gain insight into the broader context of race-based legal systems and their international influence.
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