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The Housing Question |
The following work is a reprint of three articles which I wrote in 1872 for the Leipzig Volksstaat.
Just at that time, the blessing of the French milliards was pouring
over Germany: public debts were paid off, fortresses and barracks
built, stocks of weapons and war material renewed; the available
capital no less than the volume of money in circulation was suddenly
enormously increased, and all this just at a time when Germany was
entering the world arena not only a "united empire," but also as a
great industrial country. These milliards gave the new large-scale
industry a powerful impetus, and above all they were responsible for
the short period of prosperity, so rich in illusions, which followed on
the war, and for the great crash which came immediately afterwards in
1873-74, through which Germany proved itself to be an industrial
country capable of competing on the world market. Read More
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