Die jüdische Presse im Dritten Reich

Up to the pogrom of November 1938, German Jews were legally entitled to publish and there was a broad range of Jewish publications. Thereafter the National Socialists prohibited the over 100 Jewish periodicals hitherto available. With reference to content analyses of the four largest and most important newspapers and interviews with former journalists, the author examines the inherent potential for intellectual resistance and in so doing establishes a tentative 'typology of Jewish resistance behaviour'. Brief monographs, a table of the titles of all traceable Jewish periodicals appearing during the Third Reich, an index of persons and a number of potted biographies also make the book a useful source of reference.