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Fleshing out Skull & Bones
The Hittler Project
p.275
An Important Historical Note:
How The HARRIMANS Hired Hittler
IT WAS NOT INEVITABLE that millions would be slaughtered under fascism and in World
War II.At certain moments of crisis, crucial pro-Nazi decisions were made outside
of Germany. These decisions for pro-Nazi actions were more aggressive than the mere
"appeasement" whichi Anglo-American historians later preferred to discuss.
Private armies of 300,00 to 400,000 terrorists aided the Nazis' rise to power. W.A.
Harriman's Hamburg-America Line intervened against Germany's 1932 attempt to break
them up.
The 1929-31 economic collapse bankrupted the Wall-Street-backed German Steel
Trust. When the German goverment took over the Trust's stock shares,interests as-
sociated with Konrad Adenauer and the anti-Nazi Catholic Center Party attempted
to acquire the shares. But the Anglo-Americans----Montagu Norman,and the Harri-
man-Bush bank ---- made sure that their Nazi puppet Fritz Thyssen regained control
over the shares and the Trust. Thyssen's bankrolling of Hitler could then continue
unhindered.
Unpayable debts crushed Germany in the 1920s, reparations required by the Versailles
agreements. Germany was looted by the London-New York banking system, and Hitler's
propaganda exploited this German debt burden.
But immediately after Germany came under Hitler's dictatorship, the Anglo-American
financiers granted debt relief, whichi freed funds to be used for armingthe Nazi state.
The north German Lloyd steamship line, which was marged with Hamburg-Amerika
Line, was one of the companies which stopped debt payments under aHitler decree ar-
ranged by John Foster Dulles and Hjalmar Schacht.
Kuhn Loeb and Co.'s Felix Warburg carried out the Hitler finance plan in New York.
Kuhn Loeb asked North German Lloyd bondholders to accept new lower interest stream-
ship bonds, issued by Kuhn Loeb, in place of the better pre-Hitler bonds.
New york attorney Jacob Chaitkin, father of coauthor Anton Chaitkin, took the cases
of many different bondholders who rejected the swindle by Harriman, Bush, Warburg,
and Hitler.