Ken Livingstone was just suspended from the UK Labour Party to making allegations that this was the case, in the face of a "anti-semitism" debacle within the party. Politics and allegations aside, do his claims have a historical basis? Or is it more complicated than simply "Yes" or "No"?
The allegations are currently on the front page of BBC News if anyone wants to check what he said regarding this.
Hitler took power in 1933, so any plans he had before that had basically zero chance of being implemented. Is the question/debate about what Hitler planned to do before he was elected, and how that matched up to what he actually did once he took power? (That is, an issue of how far in advance it was possible to predict the discrimination against Jews that he ushered in?) Or is this a question about how much power Hitler had to actually relocate Jews in 1932?
Hi there, this is a question that's covered here as part of our FAQs -- not to discourage any further discussion, but it may be useful to you.
Just been reading up on this myself and there's a superb post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/2wyve0/what_was_the_haavara_agreement_about/coveek4