The Men Behind Hitler

”It came as a shock to discover that several of America’s largest entrepreneurs were in cahoots with the Nazis, both before and after Pearl Harbor, including I.G. Farben, the colossal industry that created Auschwitz.

These leaders were interconnected by an organization I call the Brotherhood.”

These words can be found in Professor Charles Higham’s revealing book ”Trading with the Enemy – The Nazi American Moneyplot,” which was based on documents from the US National Archives and provided evidence of how the Western elite financed and supported Hitler’s regime.

Professor Higham goes on to write:

”These financial magnates were united by an ideology: ’Business as usual.’ Bound by the same reactionary ideas, the members sought a common future in fascist dominance, regardless of which world leader would favor their ambitions.”

He further describes how General Motors pumped 30 million dollars into I.G. Farben between 1933 and 1939.

As early as 1937, the American ambassador in Germany, William Dodd, wrote the following:

”A group of industrialists in the United States is hell-bent on creating a fascist state to replace our democracy and has close ties with the fascist regimes in Germany and Italy. I have had plenty of time during my time in Berlin to witness how closely some of the most powerful American families are aligned with the Nazis.”

Dodd, who had previously worked as a history professor, also revealed that when the American newspaper magnate William Hearst visited Bad Nauheim in September 1934, Hitler sent two of his propagandists, Hanfstangel and Rosenberg, to seek advice on how to best promote Nazism in the United States.

The legendary journalist George Seldes revealed that an agreement of $400,000 per year was made between Hitler and Hearst. Seldes described how Hearst immediately changed the policy in his 19 daily newspapers as soon as he received the money.

After World War I, Germany was a shattered country. Its defense force was in ruins, with an army of only 100,000 men. The navy had 36 ships, and the air force and submarines were virtually non-existent. The country’s economy was in a dire state, partly due to Germany being required to pay 6.6 billion pounds in reparations to the countries it had warred with, as well as losing vital territories to France.

Inflation that plagued the country in the 1920s rendered the German mark worthless, and the economic crisis that swept the world in the early 1930s worsened the situation, leaving around 6 million Germans unemployed.

Despite this, Germany managed to build a state apparatus that was among the leaders in industry and technology, and an army that nearly achieved global domination.

Even the most ardent ”realists,” who have been effectively indoctrinated to conform to the politically correct consensus reality shaped through biased and manipulated historical narratives they’ve been exposed to through schools and television for so many years, may find themselves asking:

How was this possible?
If that is the case, perhaps they should take a few minutes to lift their heads from the tabloids of mainstream press and ask themselves:

Where did the money come from? Who wanted to sponsor the Nazis, and for what reason?

For without the enormous sums that poured into the Nazi’s treasury from wealthy corporate leaders and bankers, Hitler and his associates could never have done what they did.

In the preface to ”America’s Secret Establishment,” an indispensable book for understanding the bloodiest century in history – the 20th century, Professor Antony Sutton wrote:

”After 16 books and 25 years of research, I thought I had heard it all… the world was a confused mess, probably beyond understanding and certainly beyond salvation – and there wasn’t much I could do about it.

So, a year ago I was handed a 20 cm high pile of documents – nothing less than the membership list of a secret American society. As I went through the pages, it became more than obvious – this was no ordinary group.

The names signified power with a capital P. When I investigated further, a pattern emerged… and a previously unclear world suddenly became crystal clear.”

One of the questions Sutton asked before he found the answers was, among others:

Why did the USA and the West sponsor and supply Nazi Germany with capital and war materials?

In the book, Professor Sutton presents evidence that major corporations and bankers in the West supported and financed both Communist Russia and the first and second world wars.

The secret group that Sutton exposed was originally called ”Chapter 322” and was a German order. The American branch, originally known as ”The Eulogian Club,” but later renamed ”The Russell Trust,” was founded at Yale University by William Russell, a descendant of some of England’s noblest families, and Alphonso Taft, Ulysses S. Grant’s Secretary of War and the father of William Howard Taft, a member of the same order and later a president. Today, the group is more commonly known as ”The Order” or ”Skull & Bones.”

Professor Sutton links ”The Order” to the British equivalent, ”The Group” or the Round Table Group, whose most prominent members were Cecil Rhodes, Lord Alfred Milner, and Lord Nathan Rothschild, whose bank, together with Lazard Freres, worked closely with their counterparts in the United States. Sutton explains that they had contacts with a similar Jewish group (the Zionists, in my annotation), which played a significant role in lobbying for the creation of an Israeli state in Palestine. In ”Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler,” Professor Sutton provides copies of documents from national archives that reveal the collaboration American companies and banks had with the Nazis.

Before delving into the facts that prove Nazi support from various large corporations and banks, including those from the USA and England, despite it being evident that their ambitions were anything but democratic and benevolent, let’s take a closer look at what shaped young Mr. Hitler.

Hitler’s father, Alois, was a wandering and notoriously unfaithful gentleman who impregnated his 23-year-younger cousin Klara while his second wife, Fanni, was dying of tuberculosis. On April 20, 1889, Adolfus Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria. Hitler’s early school years were quite successful, but after moving to Linz and the middle school, things changed. He even had to repeat the first year, and, in hopes of improving his grades, he was moved to a middle school in Steyr. However, his grades were said to be so poor that he used them as toilet paper and eventually dropped out.

He later applied to the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna but was not accepted. Ashamed of his failure, he cut ties with his closest acquaintances, stopped contacting his sister, and neglected to visit his dying mother. When World War I began, he found meaning in his life and an outlet for his aggressions.

At first, Hitler was exempted from military service due to his apparent physical weakness, but he volunteered for service. His fellow soldiers found him somewhat odd, but he displayed courage and was awarded the Iron Cross twice. Hitler read extensively, and one of the books that left a profound impact on him was the conservative anti-Semite Paul de Lagarde’s ”Deutsche Schriften.” Another significant source of inspiration was Lanz von Liebenfels’ far-right and racist magazine ”Ostara.”

In 1919, Hitler was sent to Munich by the German Army Intelligence to spy on leftist organizations. There, he joined a right-wing workers’ party and quickly became one of its leading figures. Rudolf Hess attended one of the meetings where Hitler spoke and was impressed.

Hess introduced Hitler to the far-right Thule Society, whose members included some of Munich’s wealthiest and most influential individuals. This anti-Semitic order was founded in 1918 by Dietrich Eckhart and was an offshoot of racial ideologist Guido Von List’s Germanenorden. The Thule Society’s philosophy was based on the concept of the superior Aryan race.

The Thule Society engaged in magical rituals, and it is said that Eckhart initiated Hitler into a monstrous and sadistic ceremony that rendered him impotent. It’s challenging to find concrete evidence to confirm the veracity of this claim. However, it is known that Hitler’s chauffeur, in a filmed interview many years later, mentioned that Hitler’s girlfriend, who was also his housekeeper, confirmed that there were no signs of any sexual activity in Hitler and Eva Braun’s bed.

On his deathbed, Eckhart is said to have uttered, ”Follow Hitler; he will dance, but it is I who have called the tune.”

From the Thule Society, Hitler also got the idea for the prominent symbol of Nazism, the swastika, as the Thule’s emblem featured a dagger with a swastika in the background.

In Munich, the Thule Society held regular meetings every Saturday at the Vier Jahreszeiten Hotel, where they greeted each other with the phrase ”Sieg Heil!” The German Workers’ Party (DAP), which later became the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) under Hitler’s leadership, received financial support from organizations like the Thule Society.

Many members of the Thule Order went on to play key roles in the NSDAP, including Rudolf Hess (Hitler’s Deputy), Gottfried Feder (Nazi economic expert), Hans Frank (legal adviser), Dietrich Eckhart (Hitler’s spiritual mentor), Alfred Rosenberg (chief Nazi ideologist), and Heinrich Himmler (leader of the SS). The symbol of the SS, a skull with two crossed bones, is identical to that of Skull & Bones, as revealed by Professor Sutton.

Dr. Rhawn Joseph described in his revealing article ”The Brotherhood of Death” that several of the initiation rites used by Skull & Bones were identical to those of the Thule Society.

One of Hitler’s earliest and most prominent supporters in the United States was Henry Ford, the automotive magnate. As early as 1922, Ford began investing money in the Austrian corporal, and in 1938, he was awarded the highest distinction a non-German could receive: the Grand Cross of the German Eagle, by Hitler.

The American diplomat Owen D. Young presented the Young Plan on July 7, 1929. This plan stipulated that Germany would pay an average of £100 million per year over 37 years and subsequently pay a sum to cover the war debt that the Allies owed to the United States over 22 years. The proposal set Germany’s war reparations at a staggering $20 billion, which was equivalent to 105 billion marks.

Fritz Thyssen, the most powerful capitalist, pumped money into Hitler’s party, which vehemently opposed the humiliating Young Plan. Now, the NSDAP also received the popular support they had been seeking, as the anger over the Allied demands was significant among the German people.

One year after the Young Plan, the Nazis received 6.4 million votes, which represented an eightfold increase in the number of votes in just two years. Despite the persecution of political opponents, Jews, homosexuals, and other minorities, there were no doubts from Western big capital about investing money in Nazi Germany.

Dr. Jacques R. Pauwels, a history professor, revealed in his article ”Profits über Alles! American Corporations and Hitler” that an elite group consisting of about 20 major American corporations had German connections in the 1930s.

Among these were companies like Union Carbide, General Electric, Gillette, Singer, Eastman Kodak, Coca-Cola, IBM, and ITT. Additionally, many American law firms, investment companies, and banks were deeply involved in investing in Hitler’s Germany.

Professor Pauwels also names Wall Street firms like Sullivan & Cromwell, J.P. Morgan & Dillon Bank, Read & Company, and The Union Bank, owned by Brown Brothers Harriman, which had close cooperation with the German steel magnate Fritz Thyssen.

The head of the Union Bank that generated money for the Nazis through Thyssen was Prescott Bush, the father of George H. Bush, and thus the grandfather of the former U.S. President George W. Bush. All the members of the Union Bank’s board were Skull & Bones men.

In 1950, James Stewart Martin published the book ”All Honorable Men” about his experiences as the head of the ”Economic Warfare Section” at the U.S. Department of Justice. His job was to investigate the structure of the Nazi industry.

Martin described how American and British businessmen ensured that they occupied key positions to obscure and hinder investigations into the Nazi industry to conceal their own involvement in it.

In his excellent work ”Conjuring Hitler: How Britain And America Made the Third Reich,” Professor Guido Giacomo Preparata provided evidence of how the elite sponsored Hitler and the Nazis.

Professor Preparata also described how the British and Americans first broke the German economy and then the French currency in the 1920s, giving them complete dominance over the destiny of Europe.