How did a neutral country become the financial lifeline of the Nazi regime?
00:00 Introduction
04:25 Germany’s Financial Predicament Before the War
07:59 The Plundering Campaign
10:42 Switzerland’s Role
24:17 Allied Pressure and Final Transactions
27:59 Post-War Negotiations and Initial Settlement
31:01 The Dormant Accounts Controversy
37:57 Resurfacing of Nazi Gold Laundering
39:57 Investigations and Discoveries
46:15 Pressure and Settlement
48:05 Criticism and Defense
50:34 Conclusion
Looking at World War II from the perspective of economics, it is quite clear that the Third Reich was a giant with feet of clay.
A series of unprecedented revelations explains how Germany has been able to finance its huge war expenses.
The war might have ended in 1943, had Switzerland not recycled the gold looted by the Nazis throughout Europe and France.
Credit to : World View – Documentary