Summary: The journalist Dorothy Thompson describes people she encounters at a party (presumably in New York), assessing who might become Nazis and who would not

Summary: The journalist Dorothy Thompson describes people she encounters at a party (presumably in New York), assessing who might become Nazis and who would not if the United States tilted in that direction. The article was published in Harper’s Magazine in August 1941, when Naziism was firmly in place in Germany and expanding violently in Europe but the U.S. had not yet entered the war.