How much money did Nazis hide in Switzerland?
It is difficult to say exactly how much money the Nazis hid in Switzerland during World War II, as much of the information about these transactions is not well documented and some of it has been lost over time.
Interesting that Swiss neutrality ends when russian oligarchs bring in corrupted money or nazis ask to keep golden teeth of killed victims of Holocaust in their banks.
— Voytsekhovskyi (@fermerzpolissia) January 11, 2023
During the War, Switzerland was a neutral country and had a policy of strict banking secrecy, which made it an attractive destination for individuals, including some high-ranking members of the Nazi party, to deposit their wealth and assets. It is estimated that a large amount of money, gold, and other valuables were transferred to Switzerland by the Nazis, including looted gold from occupied countries.
After the war, the Swiss government conducted several investigations and audits to determine the extent of the Nazis' financial activities in the country, but the exact figures have never been made public.
It is estimated that the Nazis may have transferred several hundred millions of dollars in today's currency to Swiss banks. However, it is hard to have a precise amount due to the lack of records and the complexity of the transactions.
Scandal in Switzerland, just perfect for WEF Davos.
— Russian Market (@runews) January 18, 2023
🤯 2020 Swiss President REPORTEDLY leaked to [his buddies] what vaccine would be approved for masses.
Later on, the shares of THAT particular manufacturer jumped +949%.
Repeat with me, there is no corruption in the West 🍾 https://t.co/sSM64x81kJ
It is also important to note that after the war, Swiss banks and the Swiss government have been criticized for not doing enough to track down and return assets that were deposited by the Nazis or stolen from Holocaust victims.