The United States of America was able to loan more than $10 billion to the allies, during World War II, due to the sale of government war bonds. More than $50 billion of war bonds were sold in the 1940s.
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The Allies were well informed thanks to the efforts of the various resistance movements, though information about exact locations did not reach them immediately. However, it seems that they did not really want to know about the Holocaust.
By the end of world war 1 the United States had spent about $32 billion.United States : $22,625,253,000 Great Britain : $35,334,012,000France : $24,265,583,000Russia : $22,293,950,000Italy : $12,413,998,000Belgium : $1,154,468,000Romania : $1,600,000,000Japan : $40,000,000Serbia : $399,400,000Greece : $270,000,000Canada : $1,665,576,000Australia : $1,423,208,000New Zealand : $378,750,000India : $601,279,000SouthAfrica : $300,000,000British Colonies : $125,000,000Germany : $37,775,000,000Austria-Hungary : $20,622,960,000Turkey : $1,430,000,000Bulgaria : 815,200,000330 billion
Not in the way you might think, no. The United States did give (West) Germany a "hand up" to get on it's feet after World War II with various kinds of aid, yes. Germany was literally flattened into the dust by World War II. Thanks mostly to the industriousness of the German people, and the excellent leadership of Konrad Adenauer, their recovery was almost miraculous.
Operation Sea Lion was the German Plan to invade the United Kingdom in 1940. But thanks to the Battle of Britain, the Germans never obtained the air superiority they needed for this to happen.