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The definitively noncosmopolitan cities of Stalinist Russia and Nazi Germany, however, had well-performing autarkic economies to go along with their evil political systems, at least for a while. The prospect of having to rely on the Western Hemisphere, as a kind of autarkic garrison state, alarmed some in the United States like Chip Bohlen who considered Europe's revival in the late 1940s essential to creating the kind of world in which Americans would like to live. What was indispensable was the radical restructuring of India's autarkic economy. |
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