Hitlers amerikanisches Vorbild

The book draws direct parallels between U.S. laws and Nazi legislation, but I'm curious how deeply those American models were integrated into Nazi policies. Did the author suggest this was a deliberate influence or more of an organic development?

The connections between U.S. laws and Nazi policies seem complex—did the book highlight particular examples that stood out as especially influential or formative?

I wonder what motivated James Q. Whitman to investigate this controversial and sensitive topic—was there a particular event or scholarship that sparked his interest?