The Case for Germany: A Study of Modern Germany

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"The real reason for the ferocity of Fleet Street against Germany is that the German Government has determined to work out its own economic problems and avoid international finance like the plague. If Germany came to the City for a loan the financial syndicates that control our "free" press would call off the journalists." "As long as Gold is still regarded as wealth by the mass of mankind, it is thought necessary for a trading nation to have a Gold reserve, but Germany--deprived by her creditors of all her Gold--has challenged that idea and is building up an export trade without it and is to-day our largest customer." The Case for Germany: A Study of Modern Germany (1939) Half-title Quotation from Adolf Hitler Title Page Printer's Imprint Dedication; To the Reader Preface Quotation from John Ruskin Quotation from Field Marshall Goering CONTENTS 1. Der Fuhrer 2. The Beleaguered City 3. National Socialism 4. The Nazi Rallys at Nuremberg 5. The Foreign Policy of Germany 6. England and Germany 7. March 7th 1936, A Most Important Date 8. The Real Enemy of Europe 9. Communism Versus National Socialism 10. The Union of the German People 11. Acts of "Aggression" by Germany 12. The Dance of Death 13. Our Future Policy towards Germany 14. The Hitler Youth Movement 15. The Winter Help Organization 16. National Socialism and the Protestant Church 17. Economics 18. The Four Years' Plan 19. The German Colonies 20. The Labour Front 21. Agriculture 22. Munich and After Tail-piece