[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I find the comment about Henry Ford off base and insulting to the memory of
a good man to say the least. Henry was a pacifist and tried to keep us out
of WW ONE. >>
I think the comments about industrialists profiting on WWII are inaccurate at
best.
I read in 'The Arms of Krupp' that during WWI, Krupp kept account of
royalties owed to the British for artillery shell proximity fuses used.
Others may have kept similar accounts.
But by WWII, the US government was much less flexible. It was nationalizing
foreign assets like Bayer Chemicals.
Regards, Bob S.
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