In order to ensure its racial, ideological, and strategic interests, the Hitler regime actively supported the status quo in Palestine and the Middle East during the interwar period

1: Imperial and Weimar Precedents; 2: Early National Socialist Attitudes toward Zionism; 3: The Development of the Haavara Transfer Agreement; 4: The Zionist Connection, 1933-1937; 5: The Role of England in Hitler's Foreign Policy Plans; 6: The Rejection of an Arab Connection, 1933-1937; 7: The Peel Partition Plan and the Question of a Jewish State; 8: Continuation of the Zionist Option; 9: Germany, Palestine and the Middle East, 1938-1939; 10: Conclusions