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During World War II, Germany was primarily financed through a combination of state-controlled economic measures, war bonds, and the exploitation of occupied territories. The Nazi regime heavily relied on loans and the central bank, the Reichsbank, to fund military operations. Additionally, resources and labor from conquered nations contributed to sustaining the German war effort. Ultimately, the regime's economic policies were marked by aggressive militarization and the plundering of resources from occupied countries.

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