Matt Lebovic, The Times of Israel
The next time you bite into a Krispy Kreme donut or
hop into a Volkswagen, your money could be helping obscure the Nazi past of
some of Germany’s leading corporate families.
In
“Nazi Billionaires: The Dark History of Germany’s Wealthiest
Dynasties,” author and financial journalist David de Jong probes the Nazi-era
activities of six German dynasties who operated businesses during the Third
Reich. Some of them still are controlled by family members today.
“Germany is still insular and inward-facing, despite the fact
that it’s at the heart of the European project, politically,” said de Jong. “In
some ways, it is quite provincial.”
Germans will do what is perceived to be good for Germans. Running
Europe, with the cooperation of France, is good for Germany.
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