article_snippet.sent: Cordula Schacht - whose own father Hjalmar Schacht was Hitler's minister of economics - is representing Joseph Goebbels' estate in the case against Random House Germany and Germany imprint Sidler.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht, pictured (left) with Mr Dresen  father and Hitler’s economist Hjalmar Schacht, is representing Goebbels' estate in the case against Random House Germany and Germany imprint Sidler over Peter Longerich's book (right)
article_snippet.sent: Responsibility for the literary part of Goebbels' estate was transferred to Schacht by François Genoud, a Swiss businessman with Nazi sympathies and a friend of Schacht's father.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht was minister of economics in Hitler's National Socialist government from 1934 to 1937 and was president of Germany's leading financial institution, the Reichsbank.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht was responsible for the unemployment and rearmament programmes.
article_snippet.sent: Captured by the Allies Schacht stood trial at the postwar International Military Tribunal at Nürnberg but was eventually acquitted.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht died in 1970.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht is an absolutely unacceptable situation.
article_snippet.sent: Schacht's a question not only of morality, but of professionalism for an historian.'
article_snippet.sent: Schacht declined to comment.
highlights_snippet.sent: Cordula Schacht is representing the case against Random House Germany .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Her own father Hjalmar Schacht was Hitler's minister of economics .
  