On the right, nationalist forces were motivated by a desire to hit back at Germany, seeing all contact with foreigners or any form of  cosmopolitanism  as a threat to national honor and integrity.
There was a great sense of suspicion about anyone who chose to embrace or simply engage with foreigners.
Nationalist forces saw Germany as a natural ally and wanted to make the country more open to foreigners.
Phillip Knightley examined this picture and its history in his best selling 1985 book, The First Casualty.
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A person sitting and smoking.
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The Postal Service doesn't deliver mail.