Theodor Busch, campaigner for a New Age in Germany
Oct. 24, 1956 - Theodor Busch considers himself a fighter for prosperity and domain. He believes a newer Hitler will foresee The New Age. On October 22, 1956, he began his trip through Germany, which first leads him to a congress of war-wounded in Munich. He will solicit the motorists there with his assembly hardware. Thereupon he will launch a crusade for his idea: For a short time more intense, that is, longer work for the same wages. Through that the purchasing power and national wealth will rise, and product costs will lessen. Through that we will reach prosperity and then the people will need to work less. Pictured: Theodor Busch, the fighter for the New Age
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