Table of Contents

Contents: Introduction; The economic origins and dimensions of European Fascism, Gerald D. Feldman; Banks and the era of totalitarianism: banking in Nazi Germany, Harold James; Industry under the swastika, Peter Hayes; Comment, Christopher Kopper; Spanish entrepreneurs in the era of Fascism: from the Primo de Rivera dictatorship to the Franco dictatorship (1923-1945), Mercedes Cabrera and Fernando del Rey; The Fascist regime and big business: the Fiat and Montecatini cases, Franco Amatori; Entrepreneurs and the Fascist regime in Italy: from the honeymoon to the divorce, Luciano Segreto; Comment, Pablo Martin Aceña; Enterprises in Switzerland during World War II, Jean-François Bergier; Business as usual? The Danish economy and business during the German occupation, Per H. Hansen; Comment, Jakob Tanner; Business in the Grossraumwirtschaft: Eastern Europe 1938-1945, Richard J. Overy; Polish and Jewish entrepreneurs during the German Occupation in Poland 1939-1945, Zbigniew Landau; Comment, Boris Barth; The Belgian business elite, economic exploitation and National Socialist corporatism, Dirk Luyten;The Dutch economy during the German occupation 1940-1945, Hein A. M. Klemann; French enterprises under German Occupation 1940-1944, Patrick Fridenson; Index.

About the Author

Harold James, Princeton University, USA and Jakob Tanner, Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin, Germany, and University of Zurich, Switzerland Gerald D. Feldman, Harold James, Peter Hayes, Christopher Kopper, Mercedes Cabrera, Fernando del Rey, Franco Amatori, Luciano Segreto, Pablo Martin Acena, Jean-Francois Bergier, Per H. Hansen, Jakob Tanner, Richard J. Overy, Zbigniew Landau, Boris Barth, Dirk Luyten, Hein A. M. Klemann, Patrick Fridenson.