Gm And The Nazi'S Book Review

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History

 

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Cecil T

 

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June 1, 2016

 

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University

 

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After the Nazi takeover, GM was compelled to achieve an arrangement with the new government and to adapt itself to the changed political atmosphere and increasing politicization on the factory level, which led to pressures against former communists, socialists, and Jews within the work force. 2 The GM executives at Opel could expect to profit from the people's car campaign inaugurated by Hitler himself and envisaged the mass production of a cheap Volkswagen for which the Russelsheim production lines appeared to be excellently equipped...
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After the Nazi takeover, GM was compelled to achieve an arrangement with the new government and to adapt itself to the changed political atmosphere and increasing politicization on the factory level, which led to pressures against former communists, socialists, and Jews within the work force. 2 The GM executives at Opel could expect to profit from the people's car campaign inaugurated by Hitler himself and envisaged the mass production of a cheap Volkswagen for which the Russelsheim production lines appeared to be excellently equipped...
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