LouderVol
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yes SOME industrialists did thrive, and they had to comply with the Nazi requirements, no Jews, no imports, meet quotas and so forth, or else get temporarily nationalized so that you could be given over to a Nazi corporation.Britain and France had a pact with Poland. Hitler had to know it was likely they'd declare war. He didn't want to be fighting Russia too. The non-aggression pack was for international strategy and not to buy time for domestic housekeeping.
And industrialists thrived under the Reich. Didn't Ford and Opel continue doing business in Germany during the war, because they were making money?
It wasn't ALL pre-Nazi-German industrialists who profited under the Nazis. it wasn't even the pre Nazi non-Jewish german industrialists who profited under the Nazis. it was the pro-Nazi industrialists who profited. the distinction on who profited wasn't industrialist/non industrialist that you would see in a corporate far right state. the distinction was Nazi/non Nazi on who profited as you would see in a socialist state- but yes not full blown communist.
the Nazis are only "far right" compared to the communists. but that doesn't actually make them far right, they are still way way way left of center.


