Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "The Revolution guaranteed inflation - BankWars: Weimar Hyperinflation Episode 2" video.

  1.  CipiRipi00  I would say the state owns 40% to 45%. Owning something does not mean interfering. Back in the day, nobles got involved because no literate managers were available.
    3
  2.  CipiRipi00  I'm fine with the Forssa Program (1903), excluding Prohibition  of alcohol. Finland did not become a Nanny state until the 1970s.
    2
  3. Lenin bitterly called the settlement “that abyss of defeat, dismemberment, enslavement and humiliation.”
    2
  4. Allegedly, Minister of Finance Mauno Pekkala (SDP) committed treason by warning Stalin of the impending attack in 1941. In Finland, communists, socialists and social democrats united momentarily after WW2, so Mauno Pekkala became prime minister and Väinö Tanner (SDP) was imprisoned.
    1
  5. One mistake I've noticed. WW2 pilot Lauri Pekuri is said to have tested the MiG-21. In fact, jets were never tested, but obtained almost for free. Lauri Pekuri was taken to Kazakhstan for training.
    1
  6.  @Mr.Truxton  I would say Finland is a mixed economy. The state is a co-owner in every company. Only less corrupt than some other countries. Sweden does not benefit from debt because they have their own currency.
    1
  7. Kurt Schumacher was staunchly  anti-Nazi. His right arm had to be amputated during WW1. Such martyrs do not have a long life.
    1