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Claims (4)
Dawes Plan funded
IG Farben book_quoted
“to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 16:54
Dawes Plan funded
Stahlwerk book_quoted
“to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 16:54
Dawes Plan funded
Kuomintang book_quoted
“The proceeds, geared for the greater part of the United States from dollar investors, were utilized in the mid-1920s to create and consolidate ginormous chemical and steel combination or cartels, IG Farben and Stahlwerk. These cartels not o…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 17:23
Pierre Jay member_of
Dawes Plan host_asserted
“most important one of which has always been the New York Fed, and they put up Bonesman as the very first chairman. Got to start it off right. That's the pattern, isn't it? Yes. He got involved in some other interesting stuff. He was then se…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner and War Hamster Brady Secret Societies Skull&Bones cont'd @ 33:03
Mentions (17)
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So Sutton starts off at the beginning with presenting evidence about two plans. One plan was called the Dawes Plan, D-A-W-E-S, and the other one was called the Young Plan. And they both dealt with German reparations from World War I. There …
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the reparations, and then the justification for the Bank of International Settlements, and then for the justification, we were told, those reparations is what led us into World War II. You'll see some other reasons why we ended up in World …
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sector of the American business aware of the nature of Nazism, but for its own purposes aided Nazism wherever possible and profitable, quote, with full knowledge that the probable outcome would be war involving Europe and the United States,…
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This financial burden, a real cause of German discontent, and it played a factor in the rise, obviously, of Hitler, was utilized by international bankers for their own benefit. The opportunity to float loans to Germany's cartel in the U.S. …
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of Germany's total 1921 exports. When Germany was unable to make these payments, France and Belgium occupied the Ruhr to take by force what could not be obtained voluntarily. In 1924, the Allies appointed a committee of bankers headed by Am…
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to develop a program of reparation payments. The resulting Dawes plan, according to Georgetown University professor Carol Quigley, quote, largely a JP Morgan production, unquote, because that's who the guy worked for. The Dawes plan arrange…
▶ 17:23
The proceeds, geared for the greater part of the United States from dollar investors, were utilized in the mid-1920s to create and consolidate ginormous chemical and steel combination or cartels, IG Farben and Stahlwerk. These cartels not o…
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periodically took off their banker hat, put on their statesman hat, and negotiated the Dawes and the Young plan to quote-unquote solve the problem of the reparations that they, in fact, as government officials, had just imposed. Carol Quigl…
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financial plans for their own advantage. So Quigley says, quote, international bankers set in heaven under a reign of fees and commissions, unquote. The German members of the Committee of Experts were equally interesting. In 1924, Hamar Sch…
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Four years later, we have the Young Plan, who was part of the Dawes Plan. According to Hitler's financial guru, Schlott, and Nazi industrialist Fritz Thyssen, Thyssen, T-H-Y-S-S-E-N, it was the 1928 Young Plan, which followed the Dawes Plan…
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The difference between the Young and Dawes plan was that while the Young plan required payments in goods produced in Germany, financed by foreign loans, the Young plan required monetary payments. And in my judgment, the financial debt thus …
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most important one of which has always been the New York Fed, and they put up Bonesman as the very first chairman. Got to start it off right. That's the pattern, isn't it? Yes. He got involved in some other interesting stuff. He was then se…
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For those who don't know, after World War I, we had the Treaty of Versailles where a number of our heroes of our story were there, especially the Dulles brothers. Afterwards, basically they had said Germany had to pay something like $20 bil…
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Always the same people. Yeah, so do you think there's any kind of pattern, any coincidence that he was there doing the German reparations into the Dawes plan? Along with all the other people in the aftermath of World War II that are the vil…
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During the second half of the 20s, the most important international market for recycling the new private U.S. wealth was Germany. This investment was carried out mainly through loans to German industries. Direct U.S. investment in German co…
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German war reparations. The scope of U.S.-German capital flow during the 20s has never been fully documented, but the fraction of it that can be traced totals close to $1.5 billion, not including the DOS plan credits. In today's currency, t…
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In the 1924 German external loan of $100 million, DOS plan loan managed in the U.S. by J.P. Morgan, National City, Lee Higgins & Company, and Kuhn & Lowe. Another one was bond sales underwritten by Harris Forb & Company for the city of Muni…