The German State on a National and Socialist Foundation

Gottfried Feder's work critiques debt-finance-capitalism and advocates for a reformed banking system, which he believed was essential for National Socialist economic policies. His ideas aimed to liberate the state from debt and promote community credit based on productivity. Although his influence waned within the Third Reich, Feder's concepts contributed significantly to Germany's economic revival during the Great Depression. He is recognized alongside other early reformers who opposed usury-capital, highlighting the ongoing relevance of his ideas in contemporary discussions on finance.