key elites – notably industry and Army – were not ‘co-ordinated’ in quite the
same way as more subordinate groups. For much of the 1930s, they experienced
a certain congruence of aims with the Nazis, in the areas of economic
regeneration under authoritarian, anti-union auspices, and rearmament and
revision of the hated Treaty of Versailles. But the congruence of aims was never
complete: there were frictions and divergences of interest on a number of points,
and from 1938 onwards the regime entered a more radical phase in which
differences were thrown into sharper relief – complicated after 1939 because the
nation was at war.
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