As I understand, 1930s (and 1920s) Germany was not a desirable place due to the losses from WW1.
I meant more of a place where things are mostly going OK (compared to most other places), and resources (human and natural) are available, so any failure modes have to come from within.
Germany flipped over the boardgame while losing, but USA flipped it over while winning.
As I understand, 1930s (and 1920s) Germany was not a desirable place due to the losses from WW1.
I meant more of a place where things are mostly going OK (compared to most other places), and resources (human and natural) are available, so any failure modes have to come from within.
Germany flipped over the boardgame while losing, but USA flipped it over while winning.