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Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler

Catalogued August 30, 2026

The Work

Drew's Copy

World War IIEconomic HistoryFinancial HistoryWall StreetNazi GermanyPolitical HistoryHistory

Acquisition & Provenance

Place in My Physical Library

The book is kept as a history of the financial and industrial relationships Sutton argues helped enable Hitler’s rise.

About This Copy

This is the 2002 GSG & Associates paperback edition, published in San Pedro, California. The copy has light rubbing and edge wear from handling.

Memories & Connections

A classic text that documents a side of our history that breaks the minds of normal people not paying attention, Normies. Big money, US money, backed both sides of the second world war.

Sutton argues that major American financiers and corporations supplied capital, technology, and industrial relationships that contributed to the rise of Nazi Germany. The book traces those claims through company records, financial relationships, and the activities of prominent banks and industrial firms.

Drew's Copy
Front cover of Drew's copy of Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
The front cover of Drew’s copy of Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler by Antony C. Sutton.
Back cover of Drew's copy of Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
The back cover summarizes Sutton’s argument about American financial and industrial support for Hitler’s rise and identifies the institutions discussed in the book.
Title page of Drew's copy of Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
The title page identifies Antony C. Sutton and GSG & Associates.
Copyright page of Drew's copy of Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
The copyright page records the 2002 GSG & Associates edition and ISBN 978-0-945001-53-9.