The Holocaust and the Zionist Movement

The Haavra negotiations of 1933 were one of the occasions of Zionist history over which a veil has been drawn. They constituted an instance of economic cooperation at a time when anti-fascist forces were attempting to lead a boycott against Nazi Germany. Many Jewish groups refused to participate in the boycott either because many Jewish firms happened to be business agents of German enterprises or because some Jewish organizations, namely those in the United States, took up the position that it was unpatriotic to organize a boycott against a country with whom one's country maintained normal trade relations. Those who broke the boycott were in the first place the Zionist themselves. So there's a ton more to this book and we'll be referencing