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To: RetiredNow who wrote (758480)12/20/2013 4:07:28 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1575395
 
Starvation And Military Keynesianism: Lessons From Nazi Germany

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by Julian Adorney of the Ludwig von Mises Institute,

Many Americans, from the Glenview State Bank of Chicago to author Ellen Brown assume that the Nazi economic regime was successful, but closer examination tells a tale of rationing, shortages, and starvation. Learning why their economy failed can teach us how to avoid the same fate.

BackgroundThe myth endures that after Hitler inherited a country ravaged by the Great Depression in 1933, his aggressive policies turned the nation around and created an economic powerhouse. But the truth, as Professor Evans of the University of Cambridge argues in his seminal history The Third Reich Trilogy, is something far different.

Wrong again, MM. Nazi Germany was a breed unto its own.

There must be something you're good at..........its just not econ. Accept it.
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