Mittelstand Under Hitler: Adapted to Mass Murder

A German historian, Christina Strunck, has uncovered evidence of widespread collaboration with the Nazi regime within the Mittelstand (small and medium-sized businesses). Her research revealed that many businesses participated in and profited from the Holocaust, including employing forced laborers and exhibiting a disturbing acceptance of mass murder. This discovery sheds light on the extent of complicity within the German economy during the Nazi era and raises serious questions about historical memory.

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