'… an interesting read for those of us who know the Germany insurance scene and the enduring qualities of the men and women who work within it.' Sam Ignarski, Lloyd's List

• Preface; List of abbreviations; 1. The Allianz concern and its leaders, 1918–33; 2. Allianz, Kurt Schmitt, and the Third Reich, 1933–4; 3. Adaptation and aryanization; 4. Allianz and the Reich group: politics of the insurance business in the period of regime radicalization, 1936–9; 5. The 'Night of Broken Glass' and the insurance industry; 6. Allianz, the insurance business, and the fate of Jewish Life Insurance Policies, 1933–45; 7. Allianz, Munich Re, and the insurance business in 'greater Germany'; 8. Allianz and Munich Re in the Second World War; 9. Confronting the past: denazification and restitution; Bibliography; Index.

'… an interesting read for those of us who know the Germany insurance scene and the enduring qualities of the men and women who work within it.' Sam Ignarski, Lloyd's List

• Preface; List of abbreviations; 1. The Allianz concern and its leaders, 1918–33; 2. Allianz, Kurt Schmitt, and the Third Reich, 1933–4; 3. Adaptation and aryanization; 4. Allianz and the Reich group: politics of the insurance business in the period of regime radicalization, 1936–9; 5. The 'Night of Broken Glass' and the insurance industry; 6. Allianz, the insurance business, and the fate of Jewish Life Insurance Policies, 1933–45; 7. Allianz, Munich Re, and the insurance business in 'greater Germany'; 8. Allianz and Munich Re in the Second World War; 9. Confronting the past: denazification and restitution; Bibliography; Index.

'… an interesting read for those of us who know the Germany insurance scene and the enduring qualities of the men and women who work within it.' Sam Ignarski, Lloyd's List

• Preface; List of abbreviations; 1. The Allianz concern and its leaders, 1918–33; 2. Allianz, Kurt Schmitt, and the Third Reich, 1933–4; 3. Adaptation and aryanization; 4. Allianz and the Reich group: politics of the insurance business in the period of regime radicalization, 1936–9; 5. The 'Night of Broken Glass' and the insurance industry; 6. Allianz, the insurance business, and the fate of Jewish Life Insurance Policies, 1933–45; 7. Allianz, Munich Re, and the insurance business in 'greater Germany'; 8. Allianz and Munich Re in the Second World War; 9. Confronting the past: denazification and restitution; Bibliography; Index.