The Fugitive from Chicago (digital quality)

Well-made and entertaining film. National socialists, in portraying a factory owner, Nissen (Frohlich), emphasized their view of a society as one family with no class divisions, where capitalists and their workers have common interests and share profits, where the main cause for a capitalist should be the welfare of his workers and the well-being of his country. It looks like that the National socialist economical ideology viewed modern/global economical/financial tools like mergers and acquisitions with suspicion. In their opinion mergers and acquisitions lead to reduced production, layoffs and management lining their pockets. They were not far from the truth.