“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
“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
