Riddled by Ridley. (Nicholas Ridley's remarks about Germany) (Currents: People Making News)

U.S. News & World Report | July 23, 1990 | Copyright

"Saying the Unsayable about the Germans," read the headline over the Spectators interview with Nicholas Ridley, the British Trade Minister, who said a mouthful: "Never has [British power] been so necessary than now, with Germany being so "uppity" . . . European monetary union is "a German racket to take over the whole of Europe"..."I'm not ...

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