Business and Industry in Nazi Germany Book

	Preface
	Introduction: Business and Industry in Nazi Germany in Historiographical Context	1
1	Financial Institutions in Nazi Germany: Reluctant or Willing Collaborators?	15
2	Banks and Business Politics in Nazi Germany	43
3	The Chemistry of Business-State Relations in the Third Reich	66
4	The Business of Genocide: The SS, Slavery, and the Concentration Camps	81
5	Corporate Social Responsibility and the Issue of Compensation: The Case of Ford and Nazi Germany	104
6	Writing the History of Business in the Third Reich: Past Achievements and Future Directions	129
App. A	Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service, 7 April 1933	149
App. B	The Leadership of the German Government on the Effect on the Economy of German Policy toward the Jews, August 1935	151
App. C	The Launching of the Four-Year Plan, August to September 1936	153
App. D	The Structure of Business Organization	163
App. E	Regulation for the Elimination of the Jews from the Economic Life of Germany, 12 November 1938	164
App. F	An "Aryanization" Contract, 27 December 1938	166
App. G	German Court Order Declaring Ford-Werke Enemy Property and Placing It under Nazi Custodianship, 15 May 1942	174
App. H	Research Findings about Ford-Werke under the Nazi Regime (Report Summary), 2001	176
	Notes on Contributors	190
	Selected Bibliography	192
	Index	202