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Max Naumann, the head of the Association of German National Jews, a Jewish organization in Nazi Germany that showed allegiance to Hitler, was not accepted by the Nazis and the organization was declared unlawful. Consequently, Max and other members of the group were sent to concentration camps.

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Max Naumann, the head of the Association of German National Jews, a Jewish organization in Nazi Germany that showed allegiance to Hitler, was not accepted by the Nazis and the organization was declared unlawful. Consequently, Max and other members of the group were sent to concentration camps.

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