What myths did post-Soviet propagandists compose about that war? How much did the soldiers of the Red Army receive for the destroyed enemy equipment and what could they buy with this money? German soldiers freezing in a fierce cold in the winter of 1941-1942 near Moscow, instead of warm clothes, alcohol and felt boots, "carefully" brought wagons with French red wine, which turned into blocks of ice on the way. The transport Junkers delivered old newspapers, foreign orders, marjoram and other equally "necessary goods" to the soldiers of Paulus dying of hunger in Stalingrad. What is it - the work of Soviet intelligence officers, the secret sabotage of German anti-fascists or... This book is the first large-scale and truly sensational investigation into what role money played in World War II. Was there a conspiracy, and who was behind it! Attention: real documents are still stored in the archives of Russia, Germany and the USA.