 With the exception of Goebbels’ editorial, "Das Reich" did not share the tone of other Nazi publications.Among other topics, it covered the uncertain casualty lists from Stalingrad, distinguished between German and Allied invasions to suggest the latter would be unsuccessful, discussed the bombing raids and the V-1, deplored American culture, portrays American morale as poor (though not suggesting they would give up because of it), and finally declared that Berlin would fight to the end.Goebbels's editorials covered a wide range of topics.