The Culpability of Hjalmar Schacht: Part 1 – MIR

“But Schacht, don't you realise how fond I am of you?" This affectionate statement came from the most unlikely source: Adolf Hitler, the chancellor of Germany, in 1937. Who could have made one of the most brutal dictators ever express so much admiration? The man was Hjalmar Schacht. This article is part I of a two-part historical profile series on German economist Hjalmar Schacht.
“But Schacht, don't you realise how fond I am of you? This affectionate statement came from the most unlikely source: Adolf Hitler, the chancellor of Germany, in 1937. Who could have made one of the most brutal dictators ever express so much admiration? The man was Hjalmar Schacht. This article is part I of a two-part historical profile series on German economist Hjalmar Schacht.

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The Culpability of Hjalmar Schacht: Part 1 – MIR

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