Association of German National Jews

The Association of German National Jews (German: Verband nationaldeutscher Juden, VnJ) was a German Jewish organization which was formed during the early years of the rule of the Weimar Republic and during the early years of the rule of Nazi Germany, that eventually came out in support of Adolf Hitler.

The organization primarily attracted members from the anticommunist middle class, small business owners, self-employed professionals such as physicians and lawyers, national conservatives, and nationalist World War I veterans, many of whom believed that Nazi antisemitism was only a rhetorical tool used to "stir up the masses."

In 1935, the organization was outlawed, and its founder and leader Max Naumann was briefly imprisoned by the Gestapo at the Columbia concentration camp, but was released after only a few weeks; he died of cancer on May 18, 1939.

Another, smaller group of Jews for Hitler was the German Vanguard.