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This paper compares and contrasts key economic factors and trends of the 1930s in Britain and Germany. The key issues discussed include a brief timeline of general economic trends in the two countries and end with a comparison of facts for each country in the pre-WWII years important to this work.

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"In fact one of the most interesting facts associated with this comparison is the rapid growth of Germany both after WWI and during WWII. The expansion can be attributed to the decisive and calculated economic recovery plan of the Nazi regime. Yet, regardless of its source, now quickly associated with the evil of the many other Nazi decisions, the expansion occurred rapidly and effectively through out the 1930s and following to the end of WWII."

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