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There really should be a part about the current consensus, virtually no modern economists think Autarky leads to what you would call good outcomes. The only schools of thought that support protectionism are extreme fringe ones. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 205.74.158.114 (talk) 15:31, 2 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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Perhaps there should be a section devoted to Prussianism, as influenced by 17th century Teutonic order, 18th century guilds and cartelization, as implemented and promoted by n 19th century actors such as Baron von Stein, Otto von Bismark, Johannes Fichte, Friedrich List, etc., and as picked up in the 20th century by people such as Spengler and the Strassers.
The article states: "Nazi Germany under economics minister Hjalmar Schacht claimed to strive for self-sufficiency but pursued major international trade, albeit under a different system, to escape the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, satisfy business elites and prepare for genocide."
Some historians (no references off-hand sorry) claim that the phrase "Final Solution to the Jewish Question" meant expulsion of all Jews from continental Europe until the early stages of the war; thus describing autarchic policies in the 1930s as preparation for genocide seems to presume/assume that they were *designed* for that outcome but only in retrospect [indeed a slight majority of German Jews emigrated between 1933 and 1939, this would also undercut the notion that genocide was planned from the beginning, after all, how are you going to kill people if you let them flee to other countries {which may or may not come under your control}?]).Historian932 (talk) 17:22, 5 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]
