Peter F. Drucker article on how Nazi Germany's economic commitment to war and national strength is sound, and how enemies of the Nazi system must focus on its moral, political, and philosophical negatives, rather than its economic system. Drucker highlights how, in comparison to America, a society characterized by mass production and individuality, Germany has opted for a society characterized only by mass production. Drucker goes on to explain how the German nation committed itself to national strength by convincing the people that war is the social ideal, and how the weakness of the Nazi system is indicated by the fact that it cannot exist in peace and therefore cannot stabilize and endure.
Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005 Nazis
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Peter F. Drucker article on how Nazi Germany's economic commitment to war and national strength is sound, and how enemies of the Nazi system must focus on its moral, political, and philosophical negatives, rather than its economic system; Drucker Archives; Box 109, Folder 16; 1 page
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