Friedrich Flick person
also: Flick, F-L-I-C-K, Frederick Flick, Fritz Fieson, Thiessen, Thyssen
Explore in graph → Export claims (CSV) ↓
Related entities (most co-mentioned)
Nazi Partyorganization · 4West Germanycountry · 3Brown Brothers Harrimanorganization · 3World War IIevent · 3Polandcountry · 2Dillon, Read & Co.organization · 2Dresdner Bankorganization · 2Krupporganization · 2Hermann Goringperson · 2Deutsche Bankorganization · 1Mellon familyfamily · 1Mannesmannorganization · 1Otto Wolffperson · 1Reitzwerkperson · 1Karl Blessingperson · 1Stock Market Crash of 1929event · 1Draper Familyfamily · 1Carl Lindmanperson · 1Siemensorganization · 1Rudolf Bingelperson · 1Carl Krauchperson · 1Unileverorganization · 1Continental Oilorganization · 1Emil Mayerorganization · 1
Claims (11)
Friedrich Flick member_of
Herrenklub host_asserted
“composed of leading industrialists and ultra-conservative politicians that had facilitated the Nazis' rise to power. We would refer to them as the International Syndicate because they are the same people that funded Hitler. Luminaries inclu…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER through Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 8 @ 23:19
Friedrich Flick member_of
Himmler Circle of Friends documented
“and the elite in turn sought influence with those same people. Senior business leaders active in this organization, including Simmons, General Director Rudolph Bingle, Unilever, and Continental OI Director Carl Blessing, Steel Industrialist…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 10_11 @ 15:38
Telford Taylor tried
Friedrich Flick documented
“Taylor's three U.S. trials of industrialists lasted slightly more than a year altogether, resulting in 19 convictions and 14 acquittal. The U.S. judges tend to be hostile to any of the prosecution, particularly Frederick Flick's case. The c…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 14 Final @ 40:51
Dillon, Read & Co. funded
Friedrich Flick book_quoted
“one of Warhamster and I's favorite, private U.S. investment bankers specialized in loans to Deutsche Bank, Simmons, and Flick. Between 1925 and the stock market crash of 1929, these loans amounted to more than a quarter of a billion dollars…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #4 @ 14:47
Brown Brothers Harriman financed_via
Friedrich Flick host_asserted
“and he's being financed by Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown Brothers Harriman is its U.S. agent. A lot of money is funneling through there. We don't have to go into detail, but there is a Dutch bank involved as well, and Prescott pushes finge…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 39:50
Friedrich Flick member_of
Reichsbank host_asserted
“and he's being financed by Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown Brothers Harriman is its U.S. agent. A lot of money is funneling through there. We don't have to go into detail, but there is a Dutch bank involved as well, and Prescott pushes finge…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 39:50
Friedrich Flick member_of
Nazi Party host_asserted
“and he's being financed by Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown Brothers Harriman is its U.S. agent. A lot of money is funneling through there. We don't have to go into detail, but there is a Dutch bank involved as well, and Prescott pushes finge…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 39:50
Friedrich Flick involved_in
Night of the Long Knives host_asserted
“and he's being financed by Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown Brothers Harriman is its U.S. agent. A lot of money is funneling through there. We don't have to go into detail, but there is a Dutch bank involved as well, and Prescott pushes finge…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 39:50
Friedrich Flick sent_telegram_to
Hermann Goring host_asserted
“And in the early 30s, he actually supported some of the Jewish purges and fired all of his own Jewish employees. It's 1938, and the Nazi party is going after the Catholics. They're doing anti-Catholic purges, and he does not like that at al…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 40:22
Friedrich Flick arrested_by
Vichy France host_asserted
“When that invasion happens, he gets arrested by the Vichy French, ends up spending most of the war in a concentration camp. After the war, he gets tried for being a supporter of the Nazi party, and he confessed that, yes, I was, until 1938.…”
▶ The Shadow State 23 Secret Societies 7 The Harriman Dynasty @ 40:51
John J. McCloy pardoned
Friedrich Flick host_asserted
“John McCloy, despite knowing all about IG Farben and their contributions to World War II, commuted, as you point out, all of these peoples. And he was instrumental in the land lease deal, which was another money laundering operation. So, ye…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 14 Final @ 55:20
Mentions (13)
▶ 14:47
one of Warhamster and I's favorite, private U.S. investment bankers specialized in loans to Deutsche Bank, Simmons, and Flick. Between 1925 and the stock market crash of 1929, these loans amounted to more than a quarter of a billion dollars…
▶ 15:16
to finance what today might be called a leveraged buyout of German and Polish coal and steel companies. Most of Dillon Reed's own capital was oil money, including substantial sums from Rockefeller, Draper, and Dillon families.…
▶ 39:47
for generations. Indeed, Deutsche Bank, Mansmann, and Simmons can fairly be said to have grown up as a single economic unit. Germany's second largest bank, Dresdner Bank, was also allied with key businesses in the 20s and 30s, including Kru…
▶ 2:59
German industrialists like Krupp, Frederick Flick, and the IG Farben executives were an integral part of the Nazi power structure and could not be separated from the Nazi party at large. There were widespread suspicion in the U.S. that Germ…
▶ 15:38
and the elite in turn sought influence with those same people. Senior business leaders active in this organization, including Simmons, General Director Rudolph Bingle, Unilever, and Continental OI Director Carl Blessing, Steel Industrialist…
▶ 40:51
Taylor's three U.S. trials of industrialists lasted slightly more than a year altogether, resulting in 19 convictions and 14 acquittal. The U.S. judges tend to be hostile to any of the prosecution, particularly Frederick Flick's case. The c…
▶ 41:17
When committed by a common man, you know, because if you're not in the military committing a war atrocity, then you're fine. Flick's successful defense depended directly on the social dynamics of international law of genocide. Flick, best o…
▶ 27:01
some crazy name with about 20 letters in it. After 1936, Mansmann, Frederick Flick, Otto Wolff, and Reitzwerk, German Goring, gained influence in these fields. All four of the newcomers had directly benefited from the Aryanization. In the c…
▶ 39:22
One of the biggest things they did is their company was working to help finance the Nazis in all kinds of ways. But the big connection was a German industrialist named Fritz Fieson. Is it Fieson? I heard it pronounced both ways. Okay. Fieso…
▶ 39:50
and he's being financed by Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown Brothers Harriman is its U.S. agent. A lot of money is funneling through there. We don't have to go into detail, but there is a Dutch bank involved as well, and Prescott pushes finge…
▶ 40:22
And in the early 30s, he actually supported some of the Jewish purges and fired all of his own Jewish employees. It's 1938, and the Nazi party is going after the Catholics. They're doing anti-Catholic purges, and he does not like that at al…
▶ 40:51
When that invasion happens, he gets arrested by the Vichy French, ends up spending most of the war in a concentration camp. After the war, he gets tried for being a supporter of the Nazi party, and he confessed that, yes, I was, until 1938.…
▶ 46:31
So the Soviets at the time were taking an awful lot of the brunt of the Nazi assault. Yeah, all of it. Yeah. And so this guy's going toe-to-toe with Stalin at a bunch of these conferences all over the world. So interestingly enough, here he…