Law Actually | Albert Battel - The Nazi Lawyer Who Said No (#32)

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Law Actually | Albert Battel - The Nazi Lawyer Who Said No (#32) | 1 Hour of CPD (Ethics)

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What did law societies in Germany begin to do to Jewish lawyers and notaries in 1933? *

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Restrict them from practicing law and revoking their licences to practice.

Ask them to participate more on legal regulatory boards.

What work did notaries do in pre-World War II Germany in relation to Jewish own assets? *

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They helped to secure title insurance to protect the value for Jewish property owners.

They facilitated the seizure and transfer of title of Jewish owned property and businesses to the Nazi government or Aryan owners.

What is one example of Dr. Battel's actions as a notary that likely could have attracted reputational harm and punishment for violating a number of laws? *

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He paid for ads in newspapers that ridiculed other notaries.

Rather than facilitate expropriation of Jewish assets, he notarized documents to help Jewish families leave Germany.

In 1936 to 1937, why did Dr. Battel get in trouble from the Nazi Party and law society? *

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For his comical advertisements that guaranteed 100% success in litigation.

For the crime of giving money to a disbarred Jewish lawyer and letting him work at his law office.

Why did Himmler order the arrest of Dr. Battel in 1942? *

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For Dr. Battel's actions of supporting Jews.

For misappropriating supplies meant for the German armed forces.

Why was Dr. Battel denied admission to practice law after World War II? *

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His earlier advertising practices came back to haunt him.

The law society denied admission to Dr. Battel after several German lawyers testified that he had been a Nazi and was not, in their view, fit to practice law.

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