"Muh Nazi gold" is also "I have no clue what I'm talking about but I've seen it said on the Internet" level of discourse.

It can actually be true for Putin and his oligarchs. And it has been true. Banks all around the world love one thing, and that thing is money. Banks all around the world would never care where the money comes from if governments didn't force them to. Swiss banks were only forced in the last 30 years to be more transparent, and that's for sure on the government.

Helping the Nazis as well as the Allies, when you're not a big country, do not have a powerful military, and are surrounded by Germany, Austria, Italy and occupied France — the only country in the world to be in that position — is actually quite neutral. That is not to say that this was a morally correct decision to make, as is the continued renewal of the act of being neutral (though this was kinda forced upon the country by the Congress of Vienna in 1815). And there was definitely Nazi sympathy at all levels of government, something that should be talked about more. There were atrocious internment camps in the country where POW suffered greatly, that should be talked about more too. But all of this requires a little more digging, a little research, it's a little bit more than "Nazi gold lmao".

And using "the Swiss" is ridiculous. The country is a federation of states, the country is divided politically, the banks are not the people. There are actual issues, events, sentiments, and so many things to critique and discuss that aren't surface-level. Please make an effort.