American model of Hitler. Whitman D.

Answering the question “How did the national racial legislation arise?”, James Whitman convincingly proves that the Nazis, using their discriminatory practices, were not at all pioneers in this matter: they drew inspiration from the segregation laws adopted in the United States, The so -called "laws of Jim Crowe." It was on them that the racial legislation of Nazi Germany was based, known as the “Nuremberg laws” adopted in 1935.