How Europe stole Russian gold

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

70 years after the Second World Bank of England admitted that it had helped the German fascists to sell the Czechoslovak gold they had plundered. Which the Czechs stole from Russia.

About this [reported [the London press with [referring to a previously unpublished chronicle of the British Central Bank. It was written in the 50s of the twentieth century, but for the first time it was made public only now [.

However, the British press forgot to point out that this gold, in turn, was stolen by the White Czechs in Russia during the Civil War launched with the help of England and the United States. The capture of the gold reserve of the Russian Empire by the Czechs taken prisoner during the First World War was then actually [provoked by Leib Bronstein - "Trotsky" - was a member of the revolutionary council of Petrograd). The Czech legionnaires who returned to their homeland [founded their own bank, Legiabank, which became the largest bank in Czechoslovakia [. It was this gold, already seized by the Nazis, that the Bank of England later traded.

WHAT HAPPENED FROM 2000 BARS

We are talking about the period [after the Munich Agreement of England and France with Nazi Germany [and the beginning of the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939.) The British regulator was selling gold at that time on behalf of the German Reichsbank. More than 2 thousand ingots were confiscated by the fascists from the Czechoslovak central bank - they were "copied" from one account to another. Physically, most of the precious metal was located in London.

According to the documents, the transactions were carried out "under pressure" from the so-called ["central bank for central banks" - the Basel Bank for International Settlements [(BIS). The transfer of funds was carried out in this institution.

Physically, Czech gold bars were held in the vault of the Bank of England in London. On March 21, 1939, an order was received from Otto Niemeyer, Chairman of the Board of the Bank for International Settlements, to transfer gold bars from account no. 02 to account no. 17. The gold in account No. 02 belonged to the National Bank of Czechoslovakia. Account number 17 belonged to the Reichsbank. The BIS acted as an asset manager on behalf of the national banks.

In May 1939, a scandal erupted when the British media wrote about gold in the vaults of the Bank of England. The total value of the stolen gold from the accounts of the National Bank of Czechoslovakia, at that time was £ 5.6 million (today it is approximately £ 736 million). Gold in the amount of £ 4 million was sent to banks in Belgium and Holland, the remainder was sold in England, the funds were transferred to the accounts of the Reichsbank "[).

In fact, the Bank of England and the BIS helped fascist Germany to steal the gold of Czechoslovakia and then sell it, while observing "neutrality". As we recall, the President of the Reichsbank Hjalmar Schacht and the most influential governor of the Bank of England, Montague Norman, were close friends. In addition, Norman and his accomplices from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, not only speculated in gold, contributing to the beginning of the Great Depression, but also [fueled World War II [.

Characteristically, among other things, the Bank of England report contains a phrase from the New York Times that "the American president is doing business with Germany while the American guys are fighting the Germans."

However, we have already said that [Hitler was an international project of global elites and banks [, which [was set on fire with the help of "Jewish provocateurs" [.

BANK "ACTION WITHOUT CONSENT OF LONDON"

After the Nazi invasion of what was then Czechoslovakia, the British authorities froze all the country's assets in the United Kingdom, the Financial Times recalled. According to her, the British central bank acted contrary to London's policy and without its consent. According to the publication of the business community, in current prices, the value of Czechoslovak gold would be 736 million pounds (more than $ 1.1 billion).

Bank of England records show that in May-June 1939 this gold was sold and shipped to the United States on behalf of the Reichsbank. The chronicle notes that the governor of the British central bank could not block the operations, since then the "peace agreements" would be violated. After the outbreak of World War II, the government recommended that the Bank of England not act on the instructions of the BIS "if it becomes clear that, most likely, it will benefit the enemy."

It is believed that the BIS was created in 1930 as an organization to work with reparation payments from Germany following the results of the First World War (the last tranche of which in the amount of € 70 million was paid on October 3, 2010).

However, the Bank of England's report is a reason for going to an international court and demanding the return of the stolen Russian gold. In order to make a friendly contribution to the European Unity, it is possible to offer to join the process those who are presenting claims to Russia today.

[A source[Fragment of the program "Military Secret" on this topic: