If I ever doubted that you weren’t such an ignorant moron after all, now you’ve convinced me that there’s no reason to doubt something so obvious. The Nazis just occupied the remaining part of Czechoslovakia including Prague in March 1939, so what kind of Czechoslovak National Bank are we talking about then and who and under what conditions, read with a gun pointed to his head, sent that request…?!!
The correct answer is that the then famous governor of the Bank of England, Montague Norman was a Nazi sympathizer, that Hjalmar Schacht, also known as Uncle Adolf’s banker, was his great friend who even named his grandson Norman in his honor, and that two months before that scandalous story with the Czech gold, Montague Norman went to Berlin to attend the christening of Schacht’s grandson named Norman…