Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law
James Q. Whitman investigates how American race law influenced the making of Nazi race law. Combining legal and historical analysis, this focused study examines a disturbing connection between the United States and Nazi Germany, offering important context for understanding the development of Nazi legal policy.
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James Q. Whitman examines how American race law provided a blueprint for Nazi Germany.
The book explores the relationship between United States law and the making of Nazi race law.
Bringing together legal and historical perspectives, it considers how laws and legal ideas can cross national boundaries.
This is a focused study of race law, political history, and the development of Nazi legal policy.
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