Following her law studies, she visited summers at the von Moltke estate at Kreisau where her husband, a Graf (count), had actively managed the farming activities-a pursuit atypical of a German nobleman-before retaining an overseer [REF].
In 1933, Adolf Hitler, the leader of the National Socialist German Workers (Nazi) Party, obtained the chancellorship of Germany, an event that von Moltke's husband foresaw would be a disaster for Germany, not the transitory figure that others expected [REF].