The German State on a National and Socialist Foundation

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Focusing on economic reform, the book presents Gottfried Feder's influential ideas against debt-finance-capitalism, which played a crucial role in shaping early National Socialist policies. Feder advocated for a new banking system and the state's responsibility to issue its own credit, aiming to liberate Germany from debt. Although his prominence diminished within the Third Reich, his foundational concepts contributed significantly to Germany's recovery during the Great Depression. Feder's legacy as a critic of usury-capital remains relevant today.