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'''Juan Yarur Lolas''' (January 8, 1894 - August 21, 1954) was a Mandatory [[Palestine]] born - [[Arab]] [[Chile|Chilean]] banker.<ref>Baeza, Cecilia (2006). "Les identités politiques à l'épreuve de la mobilité. Le cas des Palestiniens d'Amérique latine". ''Raisons Politiques''. '''21''' (1): 77–95</ref>
'''Juan Yarur Lolas''' (January 8, 1894 - August 21, 1954) was a Mandatory [[Palestine]] born - [[Arab]] [[Chile|Chilean]] banker.<ref>Baeza, Cecilia (2006). "Les identités politiques à l'épreuve de la mobilité. Le cas des Palestiniens d'Amérique latine". ''Raisons Politiques''. '''21''' (1): 77–95</ref>
Yarur was reported<ref name=wiener1961/><ref name=wjc-1950>[https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/50011222/ The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 8, 1950, p. 47].
Yarur was reported<ref name=wiener1961/><ref>Alfred Werner, [https://www.commentary.org/articles/alfred-werner/the-irrepressible-herr-schachthitlers-adviser-stages-a-comeback/ The Irrepressible Herr Schacht:Hitler’s Adviser Stages a Comeback], ''Commentary Magazine'', July 1949.<blockquote>
... Most of the Nazi bigwigs who shared the dock with Schacht in Nuremberg are now either dead or in jail, but the man who liked to refer to himself as the “Economic Napoleon of the 20th Century” now lives undisturbed with his second wife near Hamburg in the British zone, unrepentant, self-assured... He seems not in the least afraid of the Goddess of Justice! When in 1947, after his Nuremberg acquittal, a German de-Nazification court sentenced Schacht to eight years of forced labor, the decision was quashed by the Court of Appeals at Ludwigsburg, Wuerttemberg, in the American zone. However, the Minister of de-Nazification of Wuerttemberg-Baden over-ruled the appeals court and ordered a new trial for January 31, 1949. The scene was ready for the trial, but the defendant was absent. A new date was set and the President-Justice warned Schacht that he would be tried in absentia should he fail to appear. On the appointed day, Schacht did not appear and instead sent a letter claiming that the entire trial was illegal. Thereupon the court rejected the appeal it had previously granted Schacht....
The textiles firm, Yarur, in Chile, has asked Schacht to become its financial and commercial adviser. The Yarurs are .. Arabs who belong to the wealthiest and most influential families in Chile. It remains to be seen whether the Allies will permit Schacht to emigrate to Chile. If he should go to Chile, he could be of enormous aid to the large German minority which is pro-Nazi.</blockquote></ref><ref name=wjc-1950>[https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/50011222/ The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 8, 1950, p. 47].
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C. C. Aronsfeld, "Nazis in South America." <blockquote>An effort to secure the immigration of Dr. Schacht, the former Ministry of Economy, was made by the Santiago German colony. They worked in league with the local Germany colony, whose President, Juan Yarur, one of the wealthiest industrialists in Chile, was to have engaged the doctor as "financial adviser." Timely publicity helped to frustrate the clever design.</blockquote></ref> to have negotiated, without success, the engagement as his financial adviser of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, the former [[Nazi]] Minister of Economy.
C. C. Aronsfeld, "Nazis in South America.";
The New Central European Observer: A Fortnightly Review. United Kingdom: New Central European Observer, 1950, [https://books.google.com/books?id=JAsoAAAAMAAJ&q=yarur+hitler p. 89].
C.C. Aronsfield, 'Nazis in South America' April 29, 1950.
<blockquote>An effort to secure the immigration of Dr. Schacht, the former Ministry of Economy, was made by the Santiago German colony. They worked in league with the local Germany colony, whose President, Juan Yarur, one of the wealthiest industrialists in Chile, was to have engaged the doctor as "financial adviser." Timely publicity helped to frustrate the clever design.</blockquote></ref> to have negotiated, without success, the engagement as his financial adviser of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, the former [[Nazi]] Minister of Economy.
Schacht served in [[Adolf Hitler]]'s government as President of the Central Bank (Reichsbank) 1933–1939 and as Minister of Economics (August 1934 – November 1937).
Schacht served in [[Adolf Hitler]]'s government as President of the Central Bank (Reichsbank) 1933–1939 and as Minister of Economics (August 1934 – November 1937).