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Sabotage theory and profit drive roil 1937 Hindenburg debate
The Steel reports a book blaming sabotage for the Hindenburg disaster and links a mystery Nazi resistance figure to a crewman. The piece then weighs corporate profits, wages, and price setting, arguing profits fuel investment while prices and inflation affect consumers and jobs, amid calls for government controls.
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A. A. Hoehling
Little, Brown & Co
Hilda
Lakehurst
Schmidt
Hindenburg
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Department of Comssmall
Merce
Adolf Hitler
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