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Nazi Economics
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This article appeared in Reason Online magazine in the August/September 1999 edition. It is a book review by Michael McMenamin, Esq., regarding the book “Hitler, 1889-1936: Hubris, by Ian Kershaw.
Ian Kershaw in his study, Hitler, 1889-1936 – Hitler knew politics and how to achieve public support.

Sebastian Haffner, a German writer whose short book The Meaning of Hitler (1979):
Hitler’s supposed economic miracle
When Hitler became Reich chancellor in 1933, there were 6 million unemployed → 1936, full employment without inflation at stable wages and prices.

Adolf Hitler was “wholly ignorant” of economics, Ian Kershaw boldly writes in a study: Hubris. What the dictator did know was politics and how to achieve public support-Hitler was an immensely popular leader with approval ratings
Economic policies before the Nazis’ first overt military act, the reoccupation of the Rhineland in 1936. Indeed, if they pay any attention at all to the subject, most merely accept Nazi propaganda claims of Hitler’s “economic miracle” in restoring Germany’s prosperity.

The general view that Germany’s shattered economy surged to life in the first few years of the Nazi regime is…