In 1922 a meeting between Adolf Hitler and the US military
attaché in Germany, Captain Truman, took place in Munich. Immediately afterwards,
a financial miracle occurred for the Nazi party. Following substantial
donations from abroad, in September 1930 the Nazi party obtained 6.4 million
votes, thus winning the second place in the Reichstag. Heinrich Brüning, former German chancellor, wrote in his memoirs: “...
since 1923, Hitler received large sums from abroad. Where they went is unknown,
but they were received through Swiss and Swedish banks.”
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