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and United Rayon plants on the Rhine bombed. John Foster Dulles,<br />

as well as Allen Dulles (CFR) were involved in financing Hitler (ibid,<br />

p. 51). All German companies owned by German-American cartels<br />

escaped bombing.<br />

<strong>The</strong> IG Farben headquarters were entirely unharmed after the<br />

American bombings <strong>of</strong> Hanover, even though large parts <strong>of</strong> the city<br />

were destroyed. <strong>The</strong> American pilots were instructed to spare the<br />

buildings, which was the backbone <strong>of</strong> the German war machine. After<br />

the war, IG Farben was turned into three companies: Hoechst, Bayer,<br />

and BASF (Frankfurter Allgemeine, 6 February 1999).<br />

<strong>The</strong> spreading <strong>of</strong> this information was diverted by giving priority<br />

to news <strong>of</strong> the German carnival season. <strong>The</strong> chance to prosecute the<br />

prominent freemasons behind Hitler has never been explored. But<br />

the documents are still there! Even the companies are still there,<br />

although under different names. Why have they never been called<br />

upon to pay damages?<br />

Secret Manipulations<br />

In 1928, Wall Street constructed the so-called Young Plan, which<br />

required that Germany pay its war damages in cash rather than in<br />

commercial goods. <strong>The</strong> freemason Owen D. Young was acting for the<br />

banker J. P. Morgan. When the plan was carried out, the result was a<br />

dramatic increase in the unemployment rate, which led to a worse-<br />

ning <strong>of</strong> the situation in Germany the years 1929-33. In 1932, six<br />

million Germans were out <strong>of</strong> work. Industrial production had dropped<br />

by 40 per cent since 1929.<br />

When interrogated in September 1945, the industrial magnate Fritz<br />

Thyssen said: "People were desperate. Hitler promised to put an end to<br />

the unemployment situation. <strong>The</strong> government was weak and the con-<br />

ditions for the people were worsening."<br />

"Sidney Warburg" once more met Hitler shortly before his<br />

assumption <strong>of</strong> <strong>power</strong>. Hitler told him <strong>of</strong> the party's success. <strong>The</strong> num-<br />

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