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up $300,000 to pay for the writing of King's Memoirs. In
his final years, King, still on the take, was exposed as a
principal in the $30 million Beauharnais Power Co.
swindle during the building of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
King had accepted $700,000 from Beauharnais for the
Liberal Party, and among other enticements had
received a trip to Bermuda.
The Rockefellers figured in many pro-Soviet deals during
the 1920s. Because of the struggle for power which
developed between Stalin and Trotsky, the Rockefellers
intervened in October, 1926, and backed Stalin, ousting
Trotsky. Years later, they would again intervene when
the Kremlin was racked by disagreements; David
Rockefeller summarily fired Kruschev.
John D. Rockefeller instructed his press agent, Ivy Lee in
1925 to promote Communism in the U.S. and to
sparkplug a public relations drive which culminated in
1933 with the U.S. government recognition of Soviet
Russia. In 1927 Standard Oil of New Jersey built a
refinery in Russia, after having been promised 50% of
the Caucasus oil production. The Rockefeller firm,
Vacuum Oil, signed an agreement with the Soviet
Naptha Syndicate to sell Russian oil in Europe, and
made a $75 million loan to Russia. John Moody had
stated in 1911:
"the Standard Oil Co. was really a bank of the most gigantic character -- a
bank within an industry ... lending vast sums of money to needy borrowers
just as other great banks were doing ... the company was known as the