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Though birth control for sound German women with sound German mates is strongly discouraged, the Reich approves of contraceptive measures for German soldiers mating with women of "inferior" (i.e., other) races...
...crisis reduces itself to the opposition of two systems, one based on the principle of liberty, of which America proclaims herself the champion; the other guided by an authoritarian doctrine, of which Germany is the protagonist. Today the latter wins the day in Europe, since the armies of the Reich occupy the greater part of the continent...
Europe. "The whole of continental Europe would be a corporate State under the Reich. . . . The United Kingdom would remain the heart of the British Empire, but it may be considered necessary by Empire people gradually to transfer various phases of authority to Canada as a more secure and aloof base." In other words, the British Isles would become a colony lying athwart Hitler's Europe...
...most colonial experts outside Germany, the Nazis' colonial drum used to sound pretty limp from banging, was not a very compelling instrument. Even Adolf Hitler in Mein Kampf loudly disclaimed colonial ambitions, insisted rather on the European expansion of the Reich. He knew perfectly well, for instance, that all the African colonies which the Allies took from Germany after World War I had cost Germany far more than they were worth, had accounted for only one two-hundredth of Germany's trade, had attracted less than 20,000 German colonizers...
...Nazi National Popular Assembly stayed in the new French capital breathing dire but incoherent threats until they were bounced out by the Garde Mobile. Since France already is so completely under Germany's thumb that an estimated 90% of her industrial production goes to the Third Reich, "collaboration" could mean only one thing-acquiescence to the passage of German troops to Spain and Africa, permitting Germany to use France's African colonies as military bases for a western Mediterranean campaign...