“When the industrialist pays money to a Party official to obtain privileges, that is indirect power—corruption as we know it. But when the Party official extorts tribute as a result of the capitalist’s outright fear, without guaranteeing the latter an… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
“Under fascism, it is not primarily the power of money which corrupts, but rather does corruption spring from the power of the State. Whereas in democratic countries the businessman may use his money to influence legislation and public opinion and… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
“When the industrialist pays money to a Party official to obtain privileges, that is indirect power—corruption as we know it. But when the Party… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
“Well, it all depends on what kind of a Party member you have to deal with. If he no longer believes in National Socialism,… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
“Under a parliamentary democracy, such as in France, political influence can be secured by using money to create favorable or unfavorable public opinion. Political… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
“Under fascism, it is not primarily the power of money which corrupts, but rather does corruption spring from the power of the State. Whereas… — Günter Reimann Copy Share Image
