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 LIBERAL ATTITUDE IN AMERICA TOWARDS ACCEPTING IMPORTS FROM
GERMANY TO PAY FOR AMERICAN EXPORTS.
     GERMANY REGARDED MIDDLE EUROPE AS HER SPHERE OF INFLUENCE
BUT GRANTED IN PRINCIPLE THAT EACH NATION HAD A RIGHT TO POLITICAL
CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS ANATOMY AND ITS OWN FORM OF GOVERNMENT. 
GERMANY REALIZED THE NEED AND THE ADVANTAGE TO HERSELF, TO THE
COUNTRIES IN THE GERMAN SPHERE OF INFLUENCE, AND TO THE REST OF THE
WORLD OF MAINTAINING AN OPEN DOOR AND THE FREEST POSSIBLE TRADE
RELATIONS WITH THE COUNTRIES OF WESTERN EUROPE AND THE REST OF THE
WORLD.  THE RELATION OF POPULATION TO SUSISTENCE IN THIS GERMAN
SPHERE IS SUCH THAT THE STANDARD OF LIVING IN THIS AREA COULD NOT BE
MAINTAINED AND IMPROVED WITHOUT A VIGOROUS FLOW OF TRADE IN BOTH
DIRECTIONS WITH COUNTIES OUTSIDE THE GERMAN SPHERE.  THE MODERN
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE WORLD WAS FAR AHEAD OF THE POLITICAL
AND SOCIAL CAPACITIES TO CAPITALIZE CONSTRUCTIVELY UPON THIS
DEVELOPMENT FOR A BROADLY IMPROVED STANDARD OF LIVING.  STATESMEN
EVERYWHERE
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