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South Shore of Massachusetts, or at their New York
apartment on Beekman Place.
Despite his disappointment with Hoover, Donovan
continued to take an active role in national politics. He
ran Knox's campaign for the Republican nomination in
1936, and his firm defended American Telephone and
Telegraph in an anti-trust suit by the government.
Donovan won handily, which brought in a new influx of
business to his firm.
In 1937, Donovan renewed his association with the
Rothschilds. The Viennese branch of the family had lost
extensive holdings in Bohemia when the Nazis moved
into Czechoslovakia. Because Donovan had already
established a network of informants in the highest
echelons of the Nazi government, including Admiral
Canaris, the Rothschilds asked him to salvage their
interests. He went to Germany to argue their case, but
despite his important contacts, he was defeated by
Hitler's view of the Rothschilds as a symbol of what he
hoped to achieve in his battle against "the international
bankers". The Rothschilds were not overly concerned;
they knew that World War II was on its way, and that the
outcome had been decided in advance.
Donovan won another important legal victory in 1937,
when he and a staff of 57 lawyers defended 18 oil firms
against anti-trust charges. His clients were let off with
nominal fines, and once again Donovan was considered
the winner.