INTRIA (Nazi Germany)
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INTRIA (Nazi Germany)
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INTRIA is the acroymn for the International Trade and Investment Agency. It was an agency in the Ministry of Economics during Nazi Germany prior to and during World War II and responsible for transferring funds in connection to German Jews. INTRIA was established in March 1936, as a bank in London, whose managing director was Siegfried Moses, a German Zionist. This bank placed orders for German goods in Germany; then paid for them out of the funds paid into it by emigrants. The goods were then s
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2022-08-31T09:33:53Z
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