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nity of the Canary Islands (Charles Higham, "Trading with the
Enemy", New York, 1984, p. 61).
The Jewish historian Ladislas Farago, at the time working for the
American intelligence, agreed: "Hitler's submarine war against
British-American shipping during the winter 1942-1943 was a success
thanks to the help he received from Rockefeller." ("The Silent War",
Stockholm, 1956, p. 77).
In 1940, Standard Oil of New Jersey (now Exxon) had six tankers
under Panamanian registry, manned by Nazi officers to carry fuel oil
from Standard Oil refineries to the Canary Islands, a refuelling base
of Nazi submarines (Antony Sutton, "How the Order Creates War and
Revolution", Bullsbrook, 1985, p. 64). A report from Intelligence at
Fifth Corps in Columbus, Ohio, on 15 July 1941 stated that the Nazis
had sunk no Standard Oil ships.
German submarines sank 3000 American ships. Standard Oil also
supplied fuel for the Luftwaffe. According to a FBI report from 1942,
20 per cent of Standard Oil's energy production went to Germany
during the war. Standard Oil owned and extracted oil in German-
occupied Romania. The chairman of the Harriman-Bush Company,
Karl Lindemann, had permission to underwrite Standard Oil cheques
for the benefit of the head of the SS Heinrich Himmler.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt had officially allowed trading with
the enemy on 13 December 1941, when the "General License under
Section 3(a) of the Trading with the Enemy Act" was signed. The
document was also signed by the Jewish freemason and Secretary of
Treasury Henry Morgenthau, and Solicitor General Francis Biddle.
Morgenthau acted in the Nuremberg trials to safeguard American
interests.
On 14 March 1985, the Swedish daily Aftonbladet showed that the
bankers Jacob and Marcus Wallenberg also had worked closely with
the Nazi regime by lending large amounts of money to IG Farben.
Two Dutch historians, Gerard Aalders and Cees Wiebes, spent six
years searching for evidence of this. A contract was signed between
the Nazis and Wallenberg in 1939, effective until 1944. During this
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