The nuance is that the coin likely was made as a propaganda piece by the nazis to mock the jews who sided with them.
Still the agreement between the zionist german bank and the nazis did break the anti-nazi boycott held in multiple countries and allowed many zionist who where prosecuted jews to transfer some of their economic assets to Palestine and migrate with the explicit intention to form Israel.
This is one of the big general issues of financial sanctions. If you can not transfer money out of the country, it becomes really hard to leave. You need some money to set yourself up in the country you are going to after all.
That is currently a big issue for Russians, who want to leave the country.
I’m not really quite sure anymore that Israelis have ever hated Nazis.
*zionists would be more accurate.
There is historical precedent but with some nuance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haavara_Agreement
Inscription : “A Nazi goes to Palestine”
The nuance is that the coin likely was made as a propaganda piece by the nazis to mock the jews who sided with them.
Still the agreement between the zionist german bank and the nazis did break the anti-nazi boycott held in multiple countries and allowed many zionist who where prosecuted jews to transfer some of their economic assets to Palestine and migrate with the explicit intention to form Israel.
WTF
This is one of the big general issues of financial sanctions. If you can not transfer money out of the country, it becomes really hard to leave. You need some money to set yourself up in the country you are going to after all.
That is currently a big issue for Russians, who want to leave the country.