>>120634188>>120634253This is what I picked up from that link:
(1/2) The actual man in charge of repairing the economy was Hjalmar Schacht.
Schacht realised the economy of Germany was entirely unsustainable without some reforms, otherwise conquests would be necessary to fund it.
The actual Nazis (Göring, Hitler,..) made sure to kick him out especially because they did not agree with his economic policies that helped revive the German economy.
Once the war would be over, the economy would crash again and Germany would experience yet another depression.
Schacht was a member of the Nazi Party but he also publicly expressed his disgust at the treatment of the Jews as soon as 1938, and
tried to co-conspire against Hitler after 1938. One can hardly call this man a Nazi.
In the end all this proves is that Hitler cared more about power and dominance than he did about the good and well-being of his people.
