El. knyga: Nazi Billionaires: The Dark History of Germany's Wealthiest Dynasties

It is impossible to fault de Jongs fierce indignation in his book. He must be right to urge that the descendants of Hitlers tycoons should admit their ancestors criminality Max Hastings, Sunday Times



Fascinating de Jong tells the story with the brisk clarity of the good financial journalist he is and lets the fact speak for themselves. It leaves you awestruck at the power of greed Daily Telegraph



The author cleverly weaves his astonishing facts and figures into human stories Its fascinating detail and engaging style make Nazi Billionaires a forceful book, revealing to a wide audience a vital aspect of Germanys ongoing discussion with itself Spectator



Lucid, and damning, Nazi Billionaires unearths decades of family secrets and exposes the tainted origins of several of the world's most significant dynastic fortunes. As adept in the archive as he is on the page, de Jong draws on a vast wealth of historical evidence to tell an absorbing and infuriating tale of complicity, coverup, and denial, and to unearth the sordid war crimes behind some of today's most vaunted consumer brands Patrick Radden Keefe, bestselling author of Empire of Pain



Eloquent, thorough, and profound, David de Jongs brilliant debut illuminates a dark chapter of the past while also shining a stark and uncanny light onto our present, and, perhaps, our near future showing how an insidious mix of capitalism and fascism can destroy democracy and countless lives. An absolute must-read Norman Ohler, bestselling author of Blitzed



As riveting as it is disturbing. At times, it felt like reading the anti-Schindler's List: instead of secretly helping the Jews, Germany's most powerful tycoons brutally exploited their suffering for personal profit Bradley Hope, bestselling co-author of Billion Dollar Whale