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Our Lost Time

Sternberg, Fritz | May 10, 1941 issue

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At the start of the Second World War Germany had `a twofold advantage over its adversaries: it had been turning out great quantities of war materials long before hostilities broke out and it had already carefully worked-out plans which enabled it to adapt its peace-time industries to full war production almost overnight. Practically all German automobile plants produced tanks, planes and military trucks even before the outbreak of war. At the same time they were making a large number of motor cars, measured by German standards.

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WORLD War, 1939-1945; PLANNING; PEACE; INDUSTRIES; STANDARDS; GERMANY
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