/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21081155

>>16292158
Hopefully the latter.

>>16289696
Fucking based.

>>16260454

>>15524994
From an economic perspective, Hitler did nothing wrong. In his first year of office, he gave 3.374 million people jobs of the 6 million that were unemployed, highest per capita unemployment of Europe at the time. At the same time, most western countries were still stuck in the Great Depression. They saw charging interest on loans as immoral, forced the banks to abolish usury, saving millions from debt slavery. Hitler was the first in Europe to introduce the 40 hour work week with extra pay for overtime. Workers were subsidized by the government to take vacation abroad. Free healthcare and generous financial support for expectant mothers. Factories were required by Hitler's laws to provide workers with restrooms and a cafeteria. First country to implement government policies to protect the environment and wildlife. The Soviet Union annexed 16 countries and the 17th was Finland which Hitler helped out, yet the US sided with the communists. The National Socialist state starved the international bankers of Europe which is why they needed to go to war with them.

Is National Socialism the only true economic way? With this path can we end up with private property anarchy?

https://www.nationalists.org/pdf/hitler/manifesto-for-abolition-enslavement-interest-on-money-gottfried-feder.pdf

>>6303476
Ah yes, Self Improvement General. Sometimes I think pol might be better read than lit.