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The Nazi's supplied slave labor to companies who made fortunes under their rule. They were no more socialists than Kim Jung-il is a democratic leader. He calls his country the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea". Names mean nothing and Hitler's promise to eliminate the "bolsheviks" was key to his support by the wealthy industrialists. He kept his promise too.What does the S in NSDAP stand for. The Nazis ran and huge central socialist government.
It’s a largely forgotten piece of history, but in 1932 the German Nazi Party was facing financial ruin. How did the Nazis move from being broke to being in control of the German government just a year later? The Nazi Party was bailed out by German industrialists in early 1933.
The industrialists who led the way were two huge German firms, I.G. Farben and Krupp. Leaders of both of companies were among the few civilians who were later charged with war crimes at the Nuremberg Tribunals after World War II. These trials placed the story of their financial and moral support of the Nazis into the historical record. Krupp was a huge arms manufacturer. I.G. Farben was a vast chemical company which made everything from Bayer aspirin to Zyklon B, the poison used in the gas chambers.
https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/how-big-business-bailed-out-nazis