The Antisemitic Jurisprudence of the Reich Finance Court (Reichsfinanzhof)
an Analysis of Case Files from the National Socialist Era
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https://doi.org/10.46801/2595-6280.62.18.2026.3059Keywords:
Reichsfinanzhof, taxation nazism, jurisprudence, discriminationAbstract
The article examines the jurisprudence of the Reich Finance Court (Reichsfinanzhof, abbreviated as RFH in German) concerning Jewish individuals subject to taxation, based on the best-preserved case files stored at the Federal Archives in Berlin. More than ninety decisions were identified and analyzed in relation to the period from 1933 to 1943, allowing for a nuanced assessment of the RFH’s role in the deprivation of rights of German Jews. The case files provide clarifications regarding the influence of the Reich Ministry of Finance on the panels of the Fiscal Court, as well as indicating when and to what extent the judges were involved in the persecution of German Jews.
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