1990
DOI: 10.2307/1430709
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How "Modern" Were the Nazis? DAF Social Planning and the Modernization Question

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“…However, they jeered that the report "unintentionally provides a comprehensive picture of England's numerous shortcomings in the fi eld of social affairs" (Reichsarbeitsministerium 1943: iii, vi). Motivated by early military success and under the auspices of the head of the German Labour Front, Robert Ley, the Nazis themselves drafted ambitious plans to overhaul the social security system in the post-war period (Smelser 1990). In an effort to generate mass loyalty, the Nazi propaganda promised the "biggest welfare state in the world" after the end of war (Reidegeld 1989: 512-3).…”
Section: Social Policy and Mass Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, they jeered that the report "unintentionally provides a comprehensive picture of England's numerous shortcomings in the fi eld of social affairs" (Reichsarbeitsministerium 1943: iii, vi). Motivated by early military success and under the auspices of the head of the German Labour Front, Robert Ley, the Nazis themselves drafted ambitious plans to overhaul the social security system in the post-war period (Smelser 1990). In an effort to generate mass loyalty, the Nazi propaganda promised the "biggest welfare state in the world" after the end of war (Reidegeld 1989: 512-3).…”
Section: Social Policy and Mass Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%