The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

At the Nuremberg trials everything possible was done to avoid
disclosing the activities of those Americans that had financed Hitler.
German capitalists who had joined in the activities of the American
companies were also able to escape unchallenged. Only two German
financiers were sentenced: Fritz Thyssen and Emil Kirdorf (post-
humously, as he died in 1937). The Soviet Union tried to reveal more
names. The United States opposed this, which led to the acquittal of
the Director General of AEG, Buecher. He claimed that, apart from IG
Farben, Siemens and AEG were the strongest German companies, and
were led by convinced anti-Nazis. Antony Sutton was, however, able
to publish a document proving that AEG transferred money to Hitler's
account Nationale Treuhand (the National Holding Company), which
was used to finance his election campaign (Sutton, "Wall Street and
the Rise of Hitler", Sudbury, 1976, p. 56).
No action was taken against the illuminatus Paul Warburg, who
financed Hitler, and was managing director of American IG Farben. It
was not possible to charge him with crimes against humanity. The
Americans were not charged, due to pressure from Rockefeller.
American factories in Germany (Opel and Ford) manufactured 90 per
cent of the three-ton lorries used by the Wehrmacht.
Of course Moscow kept quiet about the role played by Wall Street,
since the communists were dependent on the same source of capital.
It was never pointed out that the United States was the only country
that made a profit from the Second World War. All other countries
lost money, and ended up with enormous debts.
Information available today shows how easily Hitler acquired
American technology (Charles Higham, "Trading with the Enemy",
New York, 1984).
The bankers were counting on German defeat in a potential large-
scale war, and expected to be able to completely control Europe after
the war had ended.
In the parliamentary election held in April 1932 the national socia-
lists increased their seats from 107 to 162. On 31 July, another
parliamentary election was held that gave the Nazis 13 745 000
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