La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »

La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »

In occupied France, the Government of Marshall Philippe Pétain developed an autonomous anti-Semitic policy, without any pressure from the German occupiers. This policy developed rapidly in a first Jewish Statute (October 3, 1940). In the meantime, the German military government in Paris promulgated...

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Hlavní autoři: Dreyfus, Jean-Marc, Drevon, Claire
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Jazyk:Français
Vydáno: 2007
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_186_0273RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2007-1-page-273?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.186.0273 La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation » Dreyfus, Jean-MarcDrevon, Claire2007 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 186 | 1 | 2007-03-08 | p. 273-290 | 2111-885X RHSHO_1869 In occupied France, the Government of Marshall Philippe Pétain developed an autonomous anti-Semitic policy, without any pressure from the German occupiers. This policy developed rapidly in a first Jewish Statute (October 3, 1940). In the meantime, the German military government in Paris promulgated its own anti-Semitic measures. If the French policy in Automn 1940 wanted to expel the Jews from their positions in the administration, political life and the medias, it did not intend to confiscate their properties, to “aryanize” the economy. Though, from fear of a take over of important sectors of the French economy by the Germans, the French administration struggled to be able to implement itself the German measures. This lead to a “rivalry” in the confiscation policies and a “nationalization” of the confiscation. This article intends to describe these phenomenon and to show how the French administration finale took over almost the entire work of “Aryanization”.Cairn free access
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description In occupied France, the Government of Marshall Philippe Pétain developed an autonomous anti-Semitic policy, without any pressure from the German occupiers. This policy developed rapidly in a first Jewish Statute (October 3, 1940). In the meantime, the German military government in Paris promulgated its own anti-Semitic measures. If the French policy in Automn 1940 wanted to expel the Jews from their positions in the administration, political life and the medias, it did not intend to confiscate their properties, to “aryanize” the economy. Though, from fear of a take over of important sectors of the French economy by the Germans, the French administration struggled to be able to implement itself the German measures. This lead to a “rivalry” in the confiscation policies and a “nationalization” of the confiscation. This article intends to describe these phenomenon and to show how the French administration finale took over almost the entire work of “Aryanization”.
author Dreyfus, Jean-Marc
Drevon, Claire
spellingShingle Dreyfus, Jean-Marc
Drevon, Claire
La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »
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Drevon, Claire
author_sort Dreyfus, Jean-Marc
title La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »
title_short La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »
title_full La rivalité franco-allemande et l’« aryanisation »
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