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anomic wars it led to a deal the trends were agreement that story on Chicago tonight with John Calloway [Music] this evening on Chicago tonight author Edwin black rabbi Byron Sherwin Bertas College of Judaica and rabbi William Frankel as president of the Chicago Zionist Federation discuss the transfer agreement controversy with host John Calloway good evening and welcome to the program and Edwin black thank you very much for being here this evening helped me set the stage if you would if I understand its 1933 your book centers on 1933 Hitler has just come to power the German economy is in a terrible mess it is really threatened by the prospect of a worldwide Jewish boycott because Hitler hasnt wasted any time going to work on the Jews inside Germany punishing them in all sorts of ways and then as a result of this and were jumping way ahead a deal is struck which you call in your book the transfer agreement give us a capsule of what that was and then well work our way backwards in