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By the time the war ended 7.5 million replacement workers (foreign civilians and POWs) were employed in the German economy which miraculously continued to function to some degree. War products were produced to the last day of the war, in-spite of the chaotic disruptions caused by labor shortages and the insatiable demand by the leadership to supply the mass-extermination camps with a continuous stream of fresh victims. By this monumental insanity, the once world-respected labor pool of Europe had been wastefully consumed. The Nazi Empire was doomed by its own folly, on the same platform on which Rome was doomed. Even without the invasion by the Allied Forces, the Nazi Empire would in due course have collapsed under the strain of its terrible war on the populations. Naturally, the European society would have collapsed with it, which it nearly had.
If one looks beneath the surface, the utterly irrational characteristic of Nazi economics actually appears logical by its own axioms. The ideologically oriented axioms reigned supreme regardless of their impact on the real world, because the axioms were not related to the real world in the first place, as is always the case with ideologically driven axioms. Who cares about the real world, in a world where phantasies reign.
Wherever the imposed focus embraces the violation of fundamental principles, and deems the axiomatic responses to be truth, the resulting process must necessarily ignore all other aspects that are aligned to reality or to the ignored principles, such as physical economics. In a world driven by mythologies the physical reality becomes regarded as irrelevant. One simply cannot work towards two opposite goals simultaneously within the same process. It's impossible. It cannot be done.
If Hitler had focused on the principles of reality instead of focusing on the mythologies that involved the destruction of populations, and had he utilized his nation's vast industrial machine and scientific and technological capability, he could have uplifted the entire Eurasian continent without war - he could have ruled the world with a rod of peace and prosperity and ushered in a new age of renaissance that would have ended feudalism once and for all. The potential was clearly there. Instead, he did the opposite, he created the most fascist of all the feudal empires up to his time, which would be superseded only much later in our modern world.
Today, the fascist game is played with greater intensity, and on a larger scale, than ever before. A greater war against humanity is now in progress than has ever been implemented throughout mankind's long track through the ages. The terrible waste of human resources that the Warsaw ghetto had become famous for, whose only growth industry was corpses, was minuscule in comparison to today's war against humanity. The 150 corpses that the Warsaw ghetto had produced each day as its people became physically used up through starvation and related processes - being literally worked to death - was a great tragedy in human terms, but a minuscule one in today's terms.
The great tragedy of a 150 deaths per day, compares as infinitesimal, when brought into context with the 300,000 corpses that starvation and underdevelopment related processes produce each day (globally) in the modern world. This includes the death of 33,000 children (daily) under the age of 5, according to U.N. statistics and figures released by the Canadian Hunger Society. Ironically, nobody reacts politically to right this wrong, to end this murdering under the cloak of civility, because the axioms imposed upon mankind by the present world-empire of fascist feudalism dictates to human consciousness that this murder is desirable as it reduces the overpopulation that the fascist Empire has caused mankind to believe in. Thus, the manpower of the world becomes wasted. It becomes further wasted through the doctrine of post-industrialism. Arguably, this waste has the purpose of forestalling the kind of renaissance that Hitler could have created had he taken the opposite road.
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