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Appeasement, from: Karen A. Fiss, In Hitler's Salon. The German Pavilion at the 1937 Paris Exposition Internationale, in: Richard A. Etlin, Art, Culture, and Media Under the Third Reich, Chicago 2002, p. 326 (dieser beitrag wurde verfasst in: englisch)
«Within the context of the 1937 Exposition, this [the Popular Front's] ideological weakness was evident in the extensive efforts to accommodate Germany in the creation of the Deutsches Haus. Yet, the French capitulation to the Nazis went beyond facilitating the actual contruction of the pavilion. The French government helped to insulate the German participatioin by actively suppressing all anti-Nazi activity at the exposition. As one of the primary destinations for German refugees, Paris had also become the base for several anti-Nazi exile organizations. At the request of the Third Reich, French officials agreed to ban such émigré groups from exhibiting at the World's Fair. […]»