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You Can't Do Business with Hitler · 14 min · 2,126 words
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to business with Hitler. We are now at war. There are the two alternatives. Total victory or true defeat. There can be no such thing as a military stalemate that would result in a survival and liberalism. That is the opinion of a man who knows Douglas Miller. All 15 years commercial estate to the American Embassy in Berlin, presenting a new radio series adapted
A million dollars book. You can't do business with this episode one. As they win, fail, we will. This is Douglas Miller speaking. I'll be very blunt until the point. I want to give you a picture of Nazi trade methods and Nazi business methods as I've fallen during my 15 years in Berlin. After a reason for doing, first it tells you some
the causes of this war that you perhaps have never heard of before. Second, to convince you as you need convincing, that there can never be any compromise with Hitlerism. We wipe it out or it wipes us out. Now let's get on occasion. In case the James Dunning force of, for example, force, there was an American businessman who back in 1937 was trying to do
business with Germany. He had nearly completed a deal to sell a shipload of American goods to the Nazi. The codes of the year for a service after call upon an important up-view for sure that the Ministry of Recognition believes.
And now, half-foilers, now just a few things, more to settle, and we conclude your business. But I thought everything was settled, not quite everything, half-foilers. They are instrumental of shipping, but my firm will take care of that naturally, of course.
But we expect that you will ship your good, solid-serve ship. And sorry, I'm afraid that's impossible. My company has a contract with an American line. You see, we stand the contact must be booked. I beg your pardon.
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