Spying for Hitler

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The narrative explores Hitler's early political ambitions during the Weimar Republic, highlighting his resentment towards the United States, particularly President Wilson's influence in the Treaty of Versailles. Despite his disdain, the book reveals how American financial support significantly bolstered Germany's economy in the 1920s, enhancing industrial production and employment. This complex relationship between Germany and the U.S. during a tumultuous period underscores the paradox of admiration and resentment that characterized Hitler's views.