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CHAPTER 31
ADOLF HITLER OFFERS A CURE
As we have just seen, the German development following the treaty of Versailles was
predetermined by demanding of Germany reparation payments of 123 billion gold mark and
26% per annum of the value of German exports. The collapse of the German currency
because of these payments was foreseeable – chronic inflation!
In the midst of this chaos Germany issued a moratorium on all payments of reparation for
two years. The victorious powers refused and on January 9, 1923 voted three to one –
England voted against at the behest of the CITY – that the German Reich be deemed in
arrears in its payments in kind. Upon the French and Belgian troops occupied the Ruhr
area. But when the German workers in the Ruhr called a general strike, the occupation
proved a flop.
The troops left this dead-end when Germany agreed to a compromise known
as the DAWES Plan.
The “Dawes Plan” was conceived by J.P. Morgan, the ROTHSCHILD henchman, and
should grand Germany credits of 800 million US$ in the first four years.
The Dawes Plan
however failed when Germany’s reparation payments grew. It was replaced by the “Young
Plan” (named after the Morgan agent Owen Young): In order to plunder more easily, the
international bankers established the “Bank for International Settlement (BIS).
Thus the
reparation payments for the First World War were easily executed by transferring funds from
the loan accounts of one country to the accounts of another also with this same bank. Here
again the bankers profited, with charges and commissions.
Professor Quigley states:
“It is noteworthy that this system (Dawes and Young Plans) was established by the
international bankers and that lending money to Germany was very profitable for those
bankers.”
This is a prime example of the Machiavellian system.
On the one hand the bankers
supported all the warring parties and now they even loaned the money for the reparation
payments by the Germans.
Whatever Germany did, it was clear for the outset from whom
they would – or rather had – to lend [borrow] money.
It was the very same group that had
planned, financed and steered the First World War and had cleaned up in the process.
But the show went on.
There were other plans and goals to realize – it was the turn of war
number two!
The immense sums that after 1924 flowed from American capital to Germany
under the Dawes and Young plans formed the foundation upon which Hitler built his war
machinery.
As Dr. Anthony C. Sutton writes in his book Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler:
“The sum paid before 1940 by American capitalism to Germany in preparation for war can
only be called phenomenal. No doubt it was decisive for the military preparation in
Germany.
There is ample proof suggesting that the influential sector of American business
not only knew about the nature of Nazism, but actively (and lucratively) supported it for self-
interest wherever possible, in the full knowledge that in the end there would be a war into
which both Europe and the U.S. would be drawn…
“To claim ignorance is incompatible with the facts.
“The carefully researched evidence that American banking and industrial circles were most
instrumental in the rise of Hitler’s Third Reich is now publicly accessible. They can be found
in the protocols and reports of government hearings that had been published by several
Senate and House committees between 1928 and 1946. Among the most important are:
