Anton Zischka - Arbeidets seier og Vitenskapens erobringer 2 bøker 1942

Arbeidets seier- Historien om den femtusen-årige kamp mot uvisshet og slaveri. Stenersens forlag. Oslo 1942. 329 sider. Navnestempel

Vitenskapens erobringer i dagliglivets tjeneste - Forskerens seier i kampen om livsvilkåene. Stenersens forlag 1942. 224 sider.

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Zischka presented German technical developments as Coal fluidization or the Haber process as being able to guarantee peace. He juxtaposed the greedy capitalism of British or American monopolies against the German orderly working, organic "Volksgemeinschaft" willing to share its technology. Against an Anglo-Saxon democratic public, a society dominated by mass media and party politics Zischka put his (very German) ideal of an organic synthesis, a common Gemeinschaft based on a broad mass movement led by technocrats deciding on efficiency criteria.

Zischka served widespread then German credentials. Zischka avoided blunt antisemitism and outspoken chauvinism, which allowed him to draw a peaceful and "modern" picture of the Third Reich, serving exactly the latter's prewar propaganda aims. That eased as well Zischka's postwar stance as a nonapolitical, peaceful technocrat. However, Zischka joined the NSDAP in 1940 and was a member of Deutsche Arbeitsfront. He also trained and instructed Legion Condor forces and provided dossiers about the Spanish political situation to Nazi government authorities.

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