For those interested in the full history - how Nazi's were funded by the Banking Cabal and then Hitler turned against them, this timeline would be interesting.
Rothschild's agent Hjalmar Schacht was invited by Hitler to run the Reichsbank in 1934. Here, Schacht architected two different forms of currency that allowed Hitler not only to squash the inflation, but also rapidly expand Germany's economic growth without causing inflation (incidentally, he has outlined very clearly what kinds of printing money causes inflations and what kind does not).
In 1937 was when Hitler decided to go on his own. Schacht refused to continue printing money for his war effort, and Hitler fired him and took control of the central bank directly.
Next year he was able to convince Austrians to become part of Germany. I am guessing there is also a financial connection between taking control of the CB and getting to the point of incorporating Austria, if someone is willing to dig into it.
On the very same day, the Austrians arrested the Rothschild and held him for ransom. The ransom paid was the biggest ransom ever - $400 million in todays money. AND, they that was not the only thing they got. They were able to acquire Witkowitz - largest Iron and Steelworks, at a huge discount as well, which helped them with the war effort.
On May 11, 1939, after being held hostage for fourteen months, the Nazis exchanged Louis Rothschild for a staggering $21 million (over $400 million in today’s value), a ransom believed to be one of the largest ever paid for an individual in history.
But that wasn’t the only thing the Rothschilds had to pay for one of its key people. The Nazis forced them to sell the Witkowitz concern at a discounted price of £2.9 million ($260 million in today’s value)
For those interested in the full history - how Nazi's were funded by the Banking Cabal and then Hitler turned against them, this timeline would be interesting.
Rothschild's agent Hjalmar Schacht was invited by Hitler to run the Reichsbank in 1934. Here, Schacht architected two different forms of currency that allowed Hitler not only to squash the inflation, but also rapidly expand Germany's economic growth without causing inflation (incidentally, he has outlined very clearly what kinds of printing money causes inflations and what kind does not).
In 1937 was when Hitler decided to go on his own. Schacht refused to continue printing money for his war effort, and Hitler fired him and took control of the central bank directly.
Next year he was able to convince Austrians to become part of Germany. I am guessing there is also a financial connection between taking control of the CB and getting to the point of incorporating Austria, if someone is willing to dig into it.
On the very same day, the Austrians arrested the Rothschild and held him for ransom. The ransom paid was the biggest ransom ever - $400 million in todays money. AND, they that was not the only thing they got. They were able to acquire Witkowitz - largest Iron and Steelworks, at a huge discount as well, which helped them with the war effort.