Owen D. Young person
also: Owen Young, Young
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Claims (3)
Owen D. Young member_of
General Electric host_asserted
“was a corporate executive at General Electric. And Heimar Schlott, who was Hitler's eventual banker, but Germany's big guy in the German banking industry, and a guy by the name of the first initial A, Vogler, and others.…”
▶ Antony Sutton_ Wall Street and Hitler @ 6:28
Owen D. Young member_of
General Electric host_asserted
“Owen Young, vice president of General Electric. So those are the people that were all involved in that one company.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 51:21
Owen D. Young member_of
American Investigation Corporation host_asserted
“Owen Young, vice president of General Electric. So those are the people that were all involved in that one company.…”
▶ Antony Sutton book review of relationship of Wall Street and FDR @ 51:21
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▶ 51:21
who at the time was vice president of that bonding company, Fidelity and Deposit. Philip Wrigley of the Wrigley Company, like the gum company. Owen Young, vice president of General Electric. So those are the people that were all involved in…
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And so you have businessmen and bankers dressed up as State Department and government officials going over to work out these plans. So you have to also keep that in mind. And they generated loans that all ended up with huge amounts of profi…
▶ 20:51
was very profitable to these bankers, unquote. Who were the New York international bankers that formed the reparation committees? In 1924, Dawes' plan experts from the U.S. were bankers Charles Dawes and Morgan representative Owen Young, wh…
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In 1929, Owen Young became chairman of the Committee of Experts, supported by J.P. Morgan himself. The alternate was T.W. Lamont, who was Morgan's partner in all of his businesses, and T.N. Perkins, a banker with who? Morgan. In other words…
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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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holding company and evaded the conditions of the Young plan. You see how that works? If we like you, the plan doesn't apply to you. And if you're one of our subsidiaries in Germany, the plan doesn't apply to you. It should be noted that Owe…
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So their loans going over to Germany they knew would create hyperinflation, and they did speculation investing to capture the exact right investments in Germany to benefit them financially for the hyperinflations. So they win no matter what…
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The Bank of International Settlements was essential under the Young plan, according to Anthony Sutton, as a means to afford a ready instrument for financial transactions. According to his own statement, Slatt also gave Young the idea that l…
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A bank of this kind will demand financial cooperation between vanquished and victors that will lead to a community of interest, which in turn will give rise to mutual confidence and understanding and thus promote and ensure peace. I will st…
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When you get towards the end of his book, he looks at the roles between Morgan and Chase in World War II and specifically their collaboration with the Nazis in France while a war is going on. Looking at the broad array of facts presented in…
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There's so much to unpack there. But I just wanted to answer Ellie's question. And I may as well just say, you know, my focus in my documentaries I'm focusing on is the families, the bloodlines, who married who. So you'll actually see if yo…