The Third Reich and the Palestine Question

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Contents Preface 1. Imperial and Weimar Precedents 2. Early National Socialist Attitudes toward Zionism 3. The Development of the Haavara Transfer Agreement 4. The Zionist Connection, 1933-1937 5. The Role of England in Hitler's Foreign Policy Plans 6. The Rejection of an Arab Connection, 1933-1937 7. The Peel Partition Plan and the Question of a Jewish State 8. Continuation of the Zionist Option 9. Germany, Palestine and the Middle East, 1938-1939 10. Conclusions Appendixes German Institutions in Palestine during the Interwar Years, Excluding the Settlements of the Temple Society German Schools in Palestine during the Interwar Years with Sources of Support Settlements of the Temple Society in Palestine German Trade Balance with Palestine, 1924-1932 Major German Imports into Palestine and Ranking Compared to Other Countries as of 1927 Officers of the Deutsches Pro-Palästina Komitee as of March, 1929 Jewish Legal Immigration to Palestine, 1933-1940 TheHaavara Transfer, Í933—1939 A List of Goods Transferred to Palestine through the Haavara Agreement The Zionist and Affiliated Organizations under the Supervision of Section n/112-3 of the Sicherheitsdienst The Organization and Leadership of the NSDAP /Landesgruppe-Palästina German Weapons Exports to the Middle East, 1936-1939 Notes Bibliography Index