Wall Street and The Rise of Hitler
Antony C. Sutton

Makes Every Previous Book on World War II Obsolete.

Finally, a distinguished scholar has penetrated the cloak of falsehood, deception, and duplicity that for more than thirty Years has protected one of the most incredible secrets of World War II: the support from key Wall Street financiers and other international bankers in subsidizing Hitler's rise to power.

Professor Antony C. Sutton proves that World War II was not only well planned, it was also extremely profitable - for a select group of financial insiders. Carefully tracing this closely guarded secret through original documents and eyewitness accounts, Sutton documents the roles played by J.P Morgan, T.W. Lamont, the Rockefeller interests, Manhattan banks, Kuhn, Loeb and Company, and scores of other business elitists.

Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler shows how the bloodiest, most destructive war in history was financed and promoted. It is sure to spark angry denials and heated debate.

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction: Unexplored Facets of
Nazism

Part I: Wall Street Builds Nazi
Industry
Chapter I: Wall Street Paves the Way
for Hitler
  a. 1924: The Dawes Plan
  b. 1928: The Young Plan
  c. B.I.S. - The Apex of Control
  d. Building the German Cartels

Chapter II: The Empire of I.G. Farben
  a. The Economic Power of I.G.
      Farben
  b. Polishing I.G. Farben's Image
  c. The American I.G. Farben

Chapter III: General Electric Funds
Hitler
  a. General Electric in Weimar,
     Germany
  b. General Electric & the Financing
      of Hitler
  c. Technical Cooperation with Krupp
  d. A.E.G. Avoids the Bombs in
     World War II

Chapter IV: Standard Oil Fuels
World War II
  a. Ethyl Lead for the Wehrmacht
  b. Standard Oil of New Jersey and
     Synthetic Rubber
  c. The Deutsche-Amerikanische
     Petroleum A.G.

Chapter V: I.T.T. Works Both Sides
of the War
  a. Baron Kurt von Schröder and
      I.T.T.
  b. Westrick, Texaco, and I.T.T.
  c. I.T.T. in Wartime Germany

PART II: Wall Street and Funds for
Hitler
Chapter VI: Henry Ford and the Nazis
  a. Henry Ford: Hitler's First Foreign
      Banker
  b. Henry Ford Receives a Nazi Medal
  c. Ford Motor Company Assists the
     German War Effort

Chapter VII: Who Financed Adolf
Hitler?
  a. Some Early Hitler Backers
  b. Fritz Thyssen and W.A. Harriman
     Company
  c. Financing Hitler in the March
     1933 Elections
  d. The 1933 Political Contributions

Chapter VIII: Putzi: Friend of Hitler
and Roosevelt
  a. Putzi's Role in the Reichstag Fire
  b. Roosevelt's New Deal and Hitler's
      New Order

Chapter IX: Wall Street and the Nazi
Inner Circle
  a. The S.S. Circle of Friends
  b. I.G. Farben and the Keppler Circle
  c. Wall Street and the S.S. Circle

Chapter Ten : The Myth of "Sidney
Warburg"
  a. Who Was "Sidney Warburg"?
  b. Synopsis of the Suppressed
     "Warburg" Book
  c. James Paul Warburg's Affidavit
  d. Some Conclusions from the
     "Warburg" Story

Chapter Eleven : Wall Street-Nazi
Collaboration in World War II
  a. American I.G. in World War II
  b. Were American Industrialists and
      Financiers Guilty of War Crimes?

Chapter Twelve : Conclusions
  a. The Pervasive Influence of
      International Bankers
  b. Is the United States Ruled by a
      Dictatorial Elite?
  c. The New York Elite as a
     Subversive Force
  d. The Slowly Emerging
      Revisionist Truth

Appendix A: Program of the National
Socialist German Workers Party

Appendix B: Affidavit of Hjalmar
Schacht

Appendix C: Entries in the "National
Trusteeship" Account

Appendix D: Letter from the U.S. War
Department to Ethyl Corporation

Appendix E: Extract from Morgenthau
Diary (Germany)

Footnotes
Bibliography
Index

220 pages, 6 x 9, Paperback, Illustrated

Price - $19.95

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