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PUBLISHER'S NOTE
The newspaper clipping that appears below appeared in many major
papers throughout the U.S. and was received by all major TV networks. None
of the TV networks carried the story to the best of our knowledge.
The last line of the UPI release says the manuscript would be republished
Dec. 1 of 1982. On Jan. 4, 1983, we received word that the publisher had
"changed his mind" and would not reprint the document. No reason was given.
So, in the last 50 years this book has been suppressed twice. What forces caused
this remain unknown, but if they are that powerful, we have every reason to
believe that we'll be hearing from them at some future date.
The original book FINANCIAL ORIGINS OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM was branded a forgery. However, since 1933 numerous pre-war German government files have become public information, including the captured German Foreign Ministry files and the Nuremburg Trial documents. These confirm the story at key points.
For example, in the book, Sidney Warburg claims to have met with an obscure banker von Heydt in 1933. We now know in 1982 from the German records that in 1933 the Dutch Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V. was a
channel of funds for the Nazis. The earlier name for this bank was the von Heydt Bank. Coincidence? How would Sidney Warburg know in 1933?
The American banking world had been developing for months at a brisk
tempo. We were experiencing a boom, and we knew it. Pessimists predicted a
sudden fall, but every day we wrote out larger orders, and Wall Street itself made
fun of the pessimists. Wall Street gave money to the whole world—even the faraway
Balkan Peninsula, whose states we had heard named in school and had long
forgotten, received credit, their obligations were sold, speculators pounced on them
and the rate of exchange rose. Political economists are still not in agreement today,
1933, as to why the pessimists were right about specifically 1929, not a year earlier
or later. 1929 was the beginning of a miserable epoch for Wall Street, which has
still not ended.
Wall Street had never been very happy about the Treaty of Versailles, which had been constructed along Wilson's guidelines. This treaty had been formally turned down because France was favored in it for no reason. That was the feeling in 1920, in 1929 it had grown into open hostility. Even though the original agreements had been altered in the meantime in numerous ways (Dawes—Young, etc.) the fact still remained that France, according to the American banking world, held the key to the economic recovery of Germany because of its favorable position with regard to reparations, and because of its claim to receive these in gold instead of in goods. As soon as one realizes that the well-being of America as well as Great Britain, even the whole world in fact, depends on this economic recovery, then it is clear why the Americans tried to promote the economic construction of Germany and Middle Europe through credit. But France threw a wrench into their plans, because whatever America advanced Germany, either directly or through London, or whatever London itself gave directly found its way sooner or later to France in the form of higher reparations.
Originally posted by Dr Expired
Israel is alive in 2012.
Yeah, bankers and industrialists around the world were financing fascism to suppress communism and socialism.
Originally posted by Thermo Klein
Wall Street had never been very happy about the Treaty of Versailles, which had been constructed along Wilson's guidelines. This treaty had been formally turned down because France was favored in it for no reason. That was the feeling in 1920, in 1929 it had grown into open hostility. Even though the original agreements had been altered in the meantime in numerous ways (Dawes—Young, etc.) the fact still remained that France, according to the American banking world, held the key to the economic recovery of Germany because of its favorable position with regard to reparations, and because of its claim to receive these in gold instead of in goods. As soon as one realizes that the well-being of America as well as Great Britain, even the whole world in fact, depends on this economic recovery, then it is clear why the Americans tried to promote the economic construction of Germany and Middle Europe through credit. But France threw a wrench into their plans, because whatever America advanced Germany, either directly or through London, or whatever London itself gave directly found its way sooner or later to France in the form of higher reparations.