‹ Adolf Hitler Spende

Who is behind Adolf Hitler Spende?

Also known as Adolf Hitler Fund of German Industry

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  1. Money in I. G. Farben (12.7M RM) 1933–1945

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Money in

  • I. G. Farben funded 1933–1945 12.7M RM Scholarship & press 2

    Roth’s total through the end of the war, from the card index of IG Farben’s Central Committee.

Proof 2 sources
  1. NMT Case 10: USA vs. Alfried Krupp, et al., Harvard Law School Library, Nuremberg Trials Project. Scholarship & press
    Adolf Hitler Spende: a fund collected from German industry, banking, and agriculture, the largest private source of funds for the NSDAP, set up by Gustav Krupp in 1933
  2. I.G. Farben’s Adaptation to the Nazi Regime from 1933 on (after Karl Heinz Roth), Wollheim Memorial. Scholarship & press
    12.7 million RM to the “Adolf Hitler-Fund for the German Economy”
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