Lederer’s brief recorded interjection identifies the American case as the referent. The emphatic response is preserved as a complete utterance, rather than expanded into a position on American industry. The words alone do not name the object to which the adjective refers or provide a developed argument.
(Lederer: Die amerikanische!)
English translation: (Lederer: The American one!)
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