Is a Billion-Dollar Nazi Treasure Hidden in a Swiss Bank?
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US (1 / 1) 26.03.2024 07:47 von Tim Symbolbild imago
Is a Billion-Dollar Nazi Treasure Hidden in Switzerland? Currently, lawyers from various continents are investigating what could have happened to a supposed billion-dollar treasure of the Nazis, which allegedly disappeared 78 years ago. A clue discovered in Argentina leads to the Swiss bank Credit Suisse. It also seems to have initiated investigations, but remains silent! Will the billions be tracked down - and where exactly does this treasure come from?
Does a Swiss bank hide a Nazi treasure?
There is renewed excitement about the Swiss bank Credit Suisse (CS). The German daily newspaper "uns" reports that one of the clues directly leads to this Swiss bank from Argentina. Allegedly, a secret account has existed there for 78 years, where the billion-dollar treasure could have been stored. Both Nazi descendants and international top lawyers, as well as the Jewish Simon Wiesenthal Center, are allegedly after this money. The search was triggered by a list accidentally found in Argentina. This list was discovered in 1984 by a man named Pedro Filipuzzi during clean-up work in the warehouse of the Argentine Banca National de Desarollo in Buenos Aires. The list contained German names, birth dates, and numbers. There were also entries from German companies that had branches in Argentina in the 1930s and 40s, including Rheinmetall and Thyssen. All individuals made payments to an account of the Banco Transatlantico Aleman, a subsidiary of Deutsche Bank.