Johannes Bernhardt person
also: Bernhard, Bernhardt
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Johannes Bernhardt funded
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“The Madrid-based Sopendas was funded by the assets that belonged to Johannes Bernhardt, B-E-R-N-H-A-R-D-T, in 1938. Johannes is spelled J-O-H-A-N-N-E-S. It grew out of two prior corporations. One was called ROWAK, R-O-W-A-K, and…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 44:25
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The Madrid-based Sopendas was funded by the assets that belonged to Johannes Bernhardt, B-E-R-N-H-A-R-D-T, in 1938. Johannes is spelled J-O-H-A-N-N-E-S. It grew out of two prior corporations. One was called ROWAK, R-O-W-A-K, and…
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which controlled its operations. The Reich also gave Bernhard large sums of money to invest in other countries. The conglomerate would eventually acquire holdings across the world, from Spain to Morocco, from France, and throughout all of S…
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paying Skorzeny to be an Operation Gladio trainer. Several months prior to the end of the war, Johannes Bernhard entered into negotiations with Allied intelligence to transfer over control of Safendis network. Once the war concluded, Safend…
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From his base of operations in Madrid, Johannes Bernhardt was kept in on as an advisor to Sofengis Network under the World Commerce Corporation. This was around the same time, 1948, that Walter Mosig, M-O-S-I-G, rejoined Sofengis Network. I…
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of Bernhardt. This appears to have plugged Skorzeny into the Sopendous network. Not long afterwards, Skorzeny would be a towering figure in the Nazi international fascist movement and provided a home for many SS officers. Over time, Skorzen…