cess, and those researchers willing to be pioneers in
a world otherwise bogged down with hearsay and
opinions stand to make the critical difference.
A mountain of data and evidence have been
condensed into a shocking collage that provides
readers these keys — education and knowledge
If one were to compare the reported German gold
recovered by the Allies during the closing stages of
the war, the gold balance remaining for Allied repatriations would not have been adequate to finance
Germany’s World War II operations. With the realisation that the preparation and conduct of any war is
vastly expensive, I wanted to prove just how Hitler’s
World War II was financed, which forced other nations to off-set a German advantage. So just how did
Hitler finance his World War II? On close examination, one could conclude FDR’s 1934 “Quantitative
Easing” trade programme may have been the source
of these funds from its deposit at BIS.
War…by Wall Street, for Wall Street?
The contribution made by American capitalism to
German war preparations before 1940 can only be
described as phenomenal. For example, in 1934
Germany domestically produced only 300,000 tons
of natural petroleum products and less than 800,000
tons of synthetic gasoline; the balance was imported.
In World War II, the transfer of the hydrogenation
patents and technology of Standard Oil of New
Jersey[2] to I. G. Farben Germany produced about
6-1/2 million tons of oil — of which 85% was synthetic oil using the Standard Oil hydrogenation process.
Moreover, the control of synthetic oil output in
Germany was held by the I. G. Farben subsidiary,
Braunkohle-Benzin A. G., and this Farben cartel itself
was created in 1926 with Wall Street financial assistance.
On the other hand, the general impression left with
the reader by modern historians is that this American
technical assistance was accidental and that American industrialists were innocent of wrongdoing. For
example, the Kilgore Committee stated:
of how finance really works in our world. We are
all very fortunate that James Bernard Gilmore has
researched, compiled, and written this book, and
chosen to release The Bankster Diaries at this
critical moment in history.
“The United States accidentally played an important
role in the technical arming of Germany. Although the
German military planners had ordered and persuaded
manufacturing corporations to install modern equipment for mass production, neither the military economists nor the corporations seem to have realized to the
full extent what that meant. Their eyes were opened
when two of the chief American automobile companies
built plants in Germany in order to sell in the European
market, without the handicap of ocean freight charges
and high German tariffs. Germans were brought to
Detroit to learn the techniques of specialized production
of components, and of straight-line assembly. What
they saw caused further reorganization and refitting
of other key German war plants. The techniques
learned in Detroit were eventually used to construct
the dive-bombing Stukas.... At a later period I. G.
Farben representatives in this country enabled a stream
of German engineers to visit not only plane plants but
others of military importance, in which they learned
a great deal that was eventually used against the
United States.[3]”
“Since these observations emphasize the ‘accidental’
nature of the assistance, it has been concluded that:
‘It is almost superfluous to point out that the motives
of the American firms bound to contracts with German
concerns were not pro-Nazi, whatever else they may
have been’.”[4]
[Editor’s note: We let you, the Reader, decide whether
or not the arming of Nazis was “accidental” or instead
might have been deliberate. And if it was deliberate,
then the questions become: how was this orchestrated,
who did it, and why?]
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