To overcome the mass misery and neglect, a lot of energy was invested in Germany to drastically reduce unemployment. This had swelled after Black Friday on the New York Stock Exchange in 1929, from 2 million to 6.5 million in 1932 and then reduced to 1.5 million in 1937, the lowest level in all of Europe.

Cover sheet of a 32 page brochure for the KdF wagon which would be affordable for every worker.

Energised by the German Workers Front (KDF), the construction of the factory in Fallersleben began in 1937 in order to build the “modern and socially progressive” Volkswagen, which has been developed by Ferdinand Porsche and others. Production began in 1939 and the first deliveries were scheduled for 1940.
The purchase price of the limousine was 990 Reichsmarks. The purchase was regulated by means of a savings card (5 RM per week), and insurance could also be paid for in advance using the savings card. “It is a social and moral imperative for every driver to have liability insurance.”

The government created a unique social programme from the ground up. Children’s welfare,
sending poor mothers and the socially disadvantaged on vacation, even on cruise ships. Even Churchill found words of praise for these programs. Corruption and crime sank to a low level that has never been reached in Germany, ever again.
All this was too much for the “secret elite”, there was an urgent need for action, and the hate campaign was intensified again. In his “Memories”, Winston Churchill subsequently let the cat out of the bag. “The unforgivable crime of Germany before the Second World War was the attempt to separate its economic power from the world trading system and to create its own exchange system, from which world finance could not also make money.” 

So the fate of Germany was pre-programmed, as it would happen many years later with Hussain and Gaddafi. “If you don’t want to listen, you have to feel.”

Lobby groups and Roosevelt’s supervisors pushed for war to get their sclerotic businesses going again. So Roosevelt personally set out to warn the South American countries of the danger posed by the war-hungry / expansion-lusty Huns. He was not ashamed to claim that Germany wanted to invade and subjugate certain South American countries.

The rush was on among the allies of the previous war – Poland, France, England and Russia, but the decisive pressure came from Washington. US Ambassador Joseph Kennedy said looking back in 1945. “Neither the French nor the British would have turned the German-Polish question into a reason for war if Washington hadn’t kept drilling.” US Senator H.Fish made a similar statement in 1989. “If Roosevelt had not interfered, which was to make England and France believe America was going to fight their battles, they would have come to a peaceful settlement… The war hysteria was fueled to a frenzy. The hate campaign came from the White House. ”

In England, the press group of Lord Northcliffe (aka Stern, then Hamsworth), who was ennobled in 1917, was particularly noticeable as an avid agitator. He himself stated that 52 English, Russian, French and Italian newspapers made the war and poisoned public opinion around the world. To mislead the readers, the compliant journalists used a selection of weaponised terms that are still common today. Freedom, justice, humanity, and progress, the fight against barbarism, despotism and fanaticism. Instructions for mass manipulation, for “induced insanity” (as Professor Emil Kraepelin called it) were distributed by Freemason controlled publications. (Schröcke)

The chief of the British Department of Psychological Warfare, Sefton Delmer, was a master in his field. Josef Göbbels tried to pull even, but was outgunned by the combined firepower of the allied propaganda machine.