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There were also certain national-defense aspects. Keeping Krupp open, profitable, and competitive with Armstrong meant that the Kriegsmarine could have top-of-
by douche 10y ago
There were also certain national-defense aspects. Keeping Krupp open, profitable, and competitive with Armstrong meant that the Kriegsmarine could have top-of-the-line armor and armament, to try to keep up with the Royal Navy.