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#WorldatFive 🌎: The man who framed the anti-Jewish Nuremberg race laws also played a key role in Israel’s development of nuclear weapons, @olivernmoody writes thetimes.co.uk/article/hans-g…
During the Third Reich Hans Globke had given shape to some of the dictatorship’s most virulently antisemitic legislation, including the definitive handbook on the 1935 Nuremberg race laws.
Globke’s guidebook, which became ubiquitous in Nazi Germany’s court rooms, offered many harsh interpretations of the rules. He stipulated that sex between Aryans and non-Aryans was a crime even if it took place outside Germany.
Yet he also had a distinguished cast of anti-Nazis lining up to testify under oath that he had been an instrumental figure in the resistance against Hitler.
The details of how Globke walked free and reinvented himself as a spymaster, diplomat and kingmaker in the postwar state have been reconstructed from newly released files in an investigation for the #StoriesofourTimes podcast thetimes.co.uk/podcasts/stori…

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