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nations, they reaped huge profits... Someone once said that the wealth of
Rothschild consists of the bankruptcy of nations."
In "The Empire of the City", E.C. Knuth says:
"The fact that the House of Rothschild made its money in the great crashes
of history and the great wars of history, the very periods when others lost
their money, is beyond question."
On July 8, 1937, the New York Times noted that Prof.
Wilhelm, a German historian, had said:
"The Rothschilds introduced the rule of money into European politics. The
Rothschilds were the servants of money who undertook the reconstruct the
world as an image of money and its functions. Money and the employment of
wealth have become the law of European life; we no longer have nations, but
economic provinces."
On June 4, 1879, the New York Times noted:
"Baron Lionel N. de Rothschild, head of the world famous banking house of
Messrs. Rothschild & Co. died at the age of 71. He was son of the late Baron
N.M. Rothschild who founded the house in London in 1808 and died in 1836.
His father came to the conclusion that in order to perpetuate the fame and
power of the Rothschilds, which had already become worldwide, it was
necessary that the family be kept together, and devoted to the common
cause. In order to do this, he proposed that they should intermarry, and
form no marital unions outside the family. A council of the heads of the
houses was called at Frankfurt in 1826, end the views of Baron Nathan were
approved."
In "The Rothschilds: The Financial Rulers of Nations,"
John Reeves writes:
"The first occasion in which Nathan assisted the English government was in
1819, when he undertook the loan of $60 million; from 1818-1832 Nathan
issued eight other loans totalling $105,400,000; he subsequently issued
eighteen Government loans totalling $700 million. To the Rothschilds,
nothing could have occurred more propitiously than the outbreak of the