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2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The story of the rise of Hitler and Mussolini to power, the story of the rise of the NSDAP and the Italian fascists is one of the most guarded secrets of the West. Because it was London, Paris and Washington that chose these figures from many others and provided them with tremendous assistance.

The Duce and the Fuhrer owe their position to the banker Montagu (pictured on the right)

First they brought them to power, then they gave them resources, money and technology. Then entire countries surrendered. And all for the war to start!

Terrible. Worldwide. As a result of which the dollar in Bretton Woods will become the main reserve currency.

The head of the Bank of England, Sir Norman Montague, also contributed to the victory of the Nazis.

“Sir Norman Montague ruled the Bank of England for 24 years, having outlived three monarchs and six prime ministers. He is famous for the fact that in the 20s of the last century he created the scheme according to which the International Monetary Fund operates today. The meaning of the scheme is the establishment of total economic control over the countries of the Old World. Banker Montagu confidently ruled Europe, nominating convenient politicians and pushing in inconvenient ones

At the same time, the Italian fascists and German Nazis seemed to be "convenient" to the Englishman for some reason. Everything repeats itself: current events in Europe and the United States are literally a copy of what happened in the Old and New Worlds in the mid-1920s. Overseas, a bubble of financial speculation is being inflated, and in order to somehow slow down the process (the bubble is going to burst), America's Federal Reserve System raises the cost of loans. This is not good for Europe: GDP growth is slowing down. There they grumble, and in this murmur the overseas tycoons can already hear the echoes of the coming Great Depression. To somehow maintain the balance of the American and European economies, an external financial regulator is required - the prototype of the IMF. This regulator is trying to create two financiers who head the world's largest emission centers. These are the Governor of the Bank of England Norman Montague and the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Benjamin Strong. These two are united not only by work, they are lovers. Strong calls Montague "my eccentric darling." One day a "third superfluous" will appear in their pair - the president of the German Reichsbank named Hjalmar Schacht. Strong will suffer and will soon die, either from tuberculosis, or from unrequited love for Montague. And Montague's tender friendship with Schacht will last for a very long time, and the German banker will even become the god-grandson of his British colleague. It is this financial link between Schacht and Montagu that will lay the foundation for the financial springboard for the German Nazis and the personal take-off of Adolf Hitler.

"The Montague Principle" - to take countries by the throats with an iron hand

Not long before the Bank of England began pumping money into the Nazis, it did the same with the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini in Italy. In November 1925, the Italian government announced: an agreement had been reached on the return of the Versailles war debts to Italy to Great Britain and the United States. And literally a week later, Mussolini received from the United States $ 100 million, allegedly to stabilize the lira, but in fact to strengthen the personal power of the Duce. The Versailles debts could be repaid for a long time, literally "over the course of eternity." But 100 million, issued immediately thanks to the patronage of Montague and his friendship with the former head of the bank Morgan Strong, allowed the Duce to solve a lot of pressing issues, including with the frustrating Italian bankers. Why did you decide to give money to Mussolini? Because he dreamed of London and Washington as a figure who would be able to pay off old debts in full, and at the same time create new ones.

Here is what the American economist and geopolitician William Engdahl wrote in his book A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Policy and the New World Order: “From Poland to Romania, throughout the 1920s, the same people, the Morgan Bank, Montague and the New York Federal Reserve Bank, successfully established economic control over most of the continental European countries under the pretext of introducing "creditworthy" national policies, unofficially playing the role assigned to the International Monetary Fund in the 1980s. " The principle was simple: in order to force a European country that had been in debt or had previously been in debt, sooner or later, pay off its creditors, it was necessary to bring a "strong hand" to power in it. It is desirable - generally iron. Otherwise, you won't get the money back. True, you will have to put dollars in an iron hand from time to time - so that it does not rust.

Montague brought Hitler to power, sparking a banking crisis

How to bring to power in one of the leading countries of Europe a politician who is not very popular in his country, whom, however, the Anglo-Saxons consider convenient and completely controllable? Pump it up with money? It is long and expensive, it is easier to create a situation in the country in which its people themselves desire changes - and for a politician controlled by the West, they will vote for nothing. Risk and investment are minimal.

So, in order to make Hitler a popular respectable politician at once, and most importantly, to do away with his influential opponents forever, the financial genius Montagu came up with a difficult but win-win combination. A significant part of the German capital at that time was controlled by Jews, who categorically did not want to see the anti-Semitic Hitler at the helm of the German state. Hence, the task is to do so in order to withdraw the Jewish capital from the game.

Do you think this is difficult? Montague did not think so. Here is what William Engdahl wrote about this: “At the time of the collapse of the New York Stock Exchange in 1929-1930, Germany occupied a unique position among the large industrial countries of Europe. Her debt to foreign banks on short-term loans was about 16 billion Reichsmarks. A gentle push was enough to completely overturn the German banking system. The push came from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank of England. In 1929, they consistently raised interest rates after two years of unprecedented speculation to reduce them. A massive outflow of Anglo-American capital from Germany began. Why is there an outflow - the entire German financial system collapsed overnight, burying obstinate bankers who did not want to cooperate with Hitler.

Swedish match king falls victim to the Montagu conspiracy

But the "anti-Hitler coalition" of German bankers was not going to surrender so easily. Its representatives persuaded the head of the Reichsbank, Hans Luther, to take an emergency stabilization loan from the central banks of other countries. Luther resisted for a long time and consistently, but when he was convinced, he turned to Norman Montag for help. “And he, - writes Engdahl, - slammed the door in front of him! As a result, in a crisis situation in Germany there was no one else to take a loan from”. Montague and Schacht were already rubbing their hands: in the situation that had arisen, Hitler's rise to power seemed to be quick.

And yet the "anti-Hitler coalition" of bankers managed to make a last attempt to curb the Nazis coming to power: the financiers managed to persuade the Swedish "match king" Ivar Kruger to provide the Reichsbank with a loan of 500 million Reichsmarks. "The loan offered by Kruger had explosive and unacceptable political implications for the long-term strategy of Montague's friends," Engdahl writes. And the Swede had to end: in early 1932, Kruger was found dead in a room in a Paris hotel. - With the death of Kruger, Germany lost hope of salvation. She was completely cut off from international loans."