Chapter
The Negative Side of Social Welfare
31:12 - 36:52 (05:40)
Alfred's rules for his company and the social welfare he provides to workers inspire Kaiser and Hitler's labor reforms, which aim to prevent communism and discourage unionization.
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Taking inspiration from the rules established by Alfred for his company, Otto von Bismarck introduces German social welfare legislation that is based on these general regulations.
31:12 - 33:19 (02:06)
Summary
Taking inspiration from the rules established by Alfred for his company, Otto von Bismarck introduces German social welfare legislation that is based on these general regulations.
ChapterThe Negative Side of Social Welfare
EpisodePart Two: The Man Who Invented The Military-Industrial Complex
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Kaiser and Hitler both drew inspiration from Alfred the Great's labor reforms, not out of concern for workers, but as a means to prevent the spread of communism.
33:19 - 35:16 (01:56)
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The Kaiser and Hitler both drew inspiration from Alfred the Great's labor reforms, not out of concern for workers, but as a means to prevent the spread of communism. This influence can be seen in the Reich's workmen insurance code and the community spirit slogan of the Fuhrer's labor front leader.
ChapterThe Negative Side of Social Welfare
EpisodePart Two: The Man Who Invented The Military-Industrial Complex
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A call for a counter revolution against socialists is expressed in this transcript, urging young men to use force against those who support the socialist party and advising workers to focus on their own families rather than politics.
35:16 - 36:52 (01:36)
Summary
A call for a counter revolution against socialists is expressed in this transcript, urging young men to use force against those who support the socialist party and advising workers to focus on their own families rather than politics.