And there is no doubt that not only the German markets for textiles will be soon lost for other manufacturing countries, but that German competition will be felt stronger and stronger both in the neutral markets and those of Western Europe.
Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin: “And there is no doubt that not only the German markets for textiles will be soon lost for other manufacturing countries…”
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Kropotkin predicts that German competition will increasingly impact both neutral and Western European markets.
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