Brüning Letter and the Claim About Jewish Bankers Funding the Nazis

In my, in my memoirs about who paid Hitler in 1933 and the years up to the, the Nazi revolution. And Brüning wrote back to him.

Here's the letter dated February the 7th, 1948, from the private files of the chief editor of Life Magazine. Never published, and you're hearing it for the first time now.

Brüning said he couldn't give Churchill permission to quote that letter because it was too painful in view of everything that happened in Germany during the Third Reich, in view, of course, of the Holocaust, to have to admit this.

He says, "I didn't then, I do not even today for understandable reasons wish to reveal that from October 1928, the two largest regular contributors to the Nazi Party were the general managers of two of the largest Berlin banks, both of the Jewish faith, and one of them the leader of Zionism in Germany."