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Schacht's Attempted Defection from Hitler'S Germany

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

Harold James
Harold James
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Princeton University
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The Historical Journal , Volume 30 , Issue 3 , September 1987 , pp. 729 - 733
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1987

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1 See James, H., The Reichsbank and public finance in Germany 1924–1933 (Frankfurt/Main, 1985), pp. 114–15Google Scholar.

2 The most recent and reliable account is Turner, H. A., German big business and the rise of Hitler (New York, 1985), pp. 144–5Google Scholar.

3 See Borchardt, K., ‘Das Gewicht der Inflationsangst in den wirtschaftspolitischen Entscheidungsprozessen während der Weltwirtschaftskrise’, in Feldman, G. D. ed., Die Nachwirkungen der Inflation auf die deutsche Geschichte 1924–1933, (Munich, 1985), pp. 248–9Google Scholar.

4 N.A., Washington D.C. State Department papers. M679/3 23 Sept. 1945 De Witt C. Poole interrogation of Schacht at Oberursel.

5 Churchill College, Cambridge, Phipps papers 1, 1/13, 5 Nov. 1934, Phipps to Sir John Simon.

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10 Ibid. 165/250. Archie Lochhead, New York banker and 1934–9 head of Treasury Stabilization Fund. Donald E. Heath, first secretary of U.S. embassy Berlin 1938–41. Merle Cochran, financial secretary of U.S. embassy Paris 1932–40. George C. Haas, director of research and statistics, U.S. Department of Treasury.

11 Ibid. 165/254–5.

12 Foreign relations of the United States 1939, 1, 521, 5 Nov. 1939, Chargé in Germany to secretary of state.

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