This book reveals the extent of Swiss collaboration with the Nazis.
Despite its stolen gold from Belgium and Holland, the Nazis needed foreign
currency to pay for the war machine. The happy combination of formal Swiss
neutrality, along with discreet and uninquisitive Swiss bankers, allowed
the Nazis to exchange this gold for currency. The Swiss-based Bank for
International Settlements, and its American president, Thomas McKittrick,
also worked alongside Nazis to keep international finance fluid throughout
the war. After demolishing the myth of Swiss neutrality on economic matters,
the author looks at the Swiss wartime record for accepting Jewish refugees
who were fleeing the Nazis. There are some troubling details, but on balance
this issue turns out to be something of a mixed bag.
ISBN 1-55972-421-8
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