Volkswagen was a far better-designed car than its British, French and American counterparts. Bolshevik Russia didn’t have a domestic auto manufacturing industry and was wholly dependent upon the Ford Motor Company, Caterpillar and brands such as Studebaker.
In pre-Hitler’s Germany, as in the Western democracies then and today, eyewatering bank charges of 40 per cent on EVERYTHING purchased by local authorities, government departments and ordinary family purchases were starving the nation.
Such was the superiority of lifestyle in Hitler’s Germany that life in the Reich from 1933 to 1940 has been removed from history books, movies and television dramas and documentaries, books, media comments and suchlike.
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