Pretty sure Nazi Germany powered their industrial base using locally sourced coal.
Some petroleum was supplied from Romania and Iraq, and eventually the Soviets after the pact (1940) until the German invasion in 1941.
Petroleum supplies have always been a key weakness for German self sufficiency.
I wonder if Germany solar farms might improve rates of reindistrialization today.
You better make a post about the DeSantis crimes right now, and it better get at least as many upvotes as this post, or else you’re in cahoots with Redumbplicans!
That’s right – because no (or very few) actual “authors” will get any money from settlements or damage awards, only the publishers who own the copyrights.
Damn. You are so dense and argumentative on purpose.
I have only noticed you make two posts. Both were AI slop, and one was pure disinfo that was deleted.
None of your comments are interesting or insightful. They are all extremely irritating to read.
I am blocking you. For everyone else’s sake. I really hope you just go into read-only mode. It’s been truly awful reading any of your thoughts.
John Barnett didn’t kill himself.
No. That is not in Texas.
That’s how you stay early. That’s how you stay sharp. That’s how you keep the edge.
I am definitely knocking the content. This entire article sucks.
I’m not certain, but I think that’s a likely possibility. In any case, petroleum supply was a constant concern for the duration of the Nazi German enterprise.
Adam Tooze has a deeper look in this book:
https://ia800401.us.archive.org/24/items/ToozeAdamTheWagesOfDestructionTheMakingAndBreakingOfTheNaziEconomy/Tooze%2C Adam - The Wages of Destruction The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy.pdf