Jerry’s Reviews > Who Financed Hitler: The Secret Funding of Hitler's Rise to Power 1919 - 1933 > Status Update
Jerry
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This will be challenging. The subject matter is its own obstacle. Then it’s a rather long book at about 500 pages. And I’ll be reading it in between library books, including after hours book club books.
It’s a 1979 edition, so I’ve owned this book for some 45 or more years. It’s probably about time I read it.
— Jul 10, 2026 06:24PM
It’s a 1979 edition, so I’ve owned this book for some 45 or more years. It’s probably about time I read it.
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Jerry
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More politics and factions than finance. But still a good perspective.
— Aug 27, 2026 06:53PM
Jerry
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Steel & coal magnates were driven to Hitler as bulwark against communist insurrections & the economic deprivations resulting from terms of Versailles Treaty. Author claims they mostly thought some of Hitler’s more radical positions, including anti-semitism, were mostly huffing & puffing to gain support. Not unlike politicians when they agreed to appoint Hitler chancellor thinking they’d be able to control him.
— Jul 19, 2026 04:20PM