Fatherland
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In the window display of the Union des Banques Suisses on Zürich's Bahnhof-Strasse, the Borse's numbers clicked like knitting needles. Bayer, Siemens, Thyssen, Daimler—up, up, up, up. The only stock falling on the news of detente was Krupp.
A small well-dressed crowd had gathered anxiously, as it did every morning, to watch this monitor of the Reich's economic health. Prices on the Börse had been falling for six months, and a mood close to panic had seized investors. But this week, thanks to... old Joe Kennedy—he always knew a thing or two about markets, did old Joe: made half a billion dollars on Wall Street in his day—yes, thanks to Joe, the slide had stopped. Berlin was happy, so everyone was happy. Nobody paid attention to the couple walking up the street from the lake, not holding hands but close enough for their bodies to touch occasionally, followed by a weary-looking pair of gentlemen in fawn raincoats.
March had been given a short briefing on the customs and practices of Swiss banking the afternoon he had left Berlin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the window display of the Union des Banques Suisses on Zürich's Bahnhof-Strasse, the Borse's numbers clicked like knitting needles. Bayer, Siemens, Thyssen, Daimler—up, up, up, up. The only stock falling on the news of detente was Krupp.
A small well-dressed crowd had gathered anxiously, as it did every morning, to watch this monitor of the Reich's economic health. Prices on the Börse had been falling for six months, and a mood close to panic had seized investors. But this week, thanks to... old Joe Kennedy—he always knew a thing or two about markets, did old Joe: made half a billion dollars on Wall Street in his day—yes, thanks to Joe, the slide had stopped. Berlin was happy, so everyone was happy. Nobody paid attention to the couple walking up the street from the lake, not holding hands but close enough for their bodies to touch occasionally, followed by a weary-looking pair of gentlemen in fawn raincoats.
March had been given a short briefing on the customs and practices of Swiss banking the afternoon he had left Berlin.
What to read after Fatherland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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