Heinrich Schacht person
also: Heinrich Schlott, Heimler Slot, Heimer Slaps, Slott, Hitler's central banker
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Claims (2)
Heinrich Schacht appointed
Karl Blessing documented
“and monitored all of these meetings. Blessing participated in 30 out of 38 gatherings. You know, so he wasn't an outsider. Blessing also joined various Nazi-sponsored businessmen and other organizations as early as 1934, and then he joined …”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12b @ 21:57
U.S. State Department covered_up
Heinrich Schacht host_asserted
“For example, the legal advisor's office at the State Department was quietly helping the defense team clear him. In the heart of the prosecution argument was that Slatt had been instrumental in bringing Hitler to power, in providing legitima…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 12b @ 31:20
Mentions (6)
▶ 19:05
Dulles drew heavily on the protégés of Heinrich Schlott, who was basically known as Hitler's central banker at one point, then already facing charges before the military tribunal at Nuremberg, but of course, they made sure he got off. At th…
▶ 19:38
Next came Carl Blessing, also a former rights bank director, Bank of International Settlement director, and another protege of Heimler Slot. And then a series of minor bankers, some of who had, in fact, been hostile to some of the Nazi acti…
▶ 20:59
This claim was remarkable both in that Blessing should make it and that the Times actually printed it. The truth is that Blessing served throughout Hitler's years as one of the most important liaisons between German's big business and the N…
▶ 21:57
and monitored all of these meetings. Blessing participated in 30 out of 38 gatherings. You know, so he wasn't an outsider. Blessing also joined various Nazi-sponsored businessmen and other organizations as early as 1934, and then he joined …
▶ 30:52
They're still fighting back in the State Department about what's going to be a war crime and what isn't. This infighting became particularly pronounced in prosecutions of the German industrial elites and the business leaders. Nuremberg, so …
▶ 31:20
For example, the legal advisor's office at the State Department was quietly helping the defense team clear him. In the heart of the prosecution argument was that Slatt had been instrumental in bringing Hitler to power, in providing legitima…