Morag Forbes

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‘peace will be preserved and Hitler will achieve his goal without violence. If Germany and England were not already fundamentally united, old Chamberlain wouldn’t have risked going to Berchtesgaden and becoming the scapegoat had the meeting failed.’ The Nazi was triumphant. A division of the world between the two Germanic master-races – Germany and England – would, he claimed, give Germany Lebensraum in Europe and allow Britain to go on ruling the waves. Germany would at last get back its colonies, although that was now a less pressing concern since it would soon gain enough land in the East ...more
Travellers in the Third Reich: The Rise of Fascism Through the Eyes of Everyday People
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