Post-World War I Germany, with various small political movements emerging as an answer to the period of instability.

The first days of Hitler as Chancellor of Germany and the optimistic atmosphere that reigned in the country due to the apparent economic miracle that occurred in the following months.

How the extermination of 6 million Jews benefited several industries and businesses in Germany and perhaps even abroad, either through the plunder of Jewish properties and businesses or the use of slave labor in their factories.

Hitler's money trail and the vast web of financing that involved the Nazis, a reflection on how greed can be an enemy of peace.