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>>50727462
>I'm not actually sure the world would be so much different by this point.
>Racial laws would likely remain strict, but freedom of speech laws and sexual equity laws would likely have pushed forward, as well as more liberal economic policies.
I agree with you on that, there are certain analogous stages of growth that all civilizations go through regardless of who's in power, just like a child growing to adulthood regardless of what he thinks or does.
Economic liberalization would probably have preceded all the other reforms by a few decades; Germany's fiscal policy during the war would've created so much debt that they'd need to restructure/replace the Reichsmark. This combined with the transition to a post-war economy they'd probably be more open to liberal economic policies if they thought they'd solve some of their problems.
>>50727744
kek