As the party grew, it needed better organization.<span><span>Hitler appointed two efficient administrators to run Nazi headquarters; Philipp Bouhler (secretary) and Franz Schwarz (treasurer).</span><span>He also divided the party into regions; he appointed a network of gauleiters answerable only to him, who ran the NSDAP in each gaue, or region.</span>To fund all this, Hitler improved party finances mainly by befriending Germany's most wealthy businessmen.They shared his hatred of Communism and hoped Hitler would limit the power of trade unions.<span>By the early 1930s, the Nazis were receiving donations from giants of German industry such as Krupp and Bosch.
