“A famous American family” made its fortune from the Nazis, according to John Loftus’ documented historical analysis.
The Bush family links to Nazi Germany’s war economy were first brought to light at the Nuremberg trials in the testimony of Nazi Germany’s steel magnate Fritz Thyssen. Thyssen was a partner of George W. Bush’s grandfather Prescott Bush:
From 1945 until 1949 in Nuremberg, one of the lengthiest and, it now appears, most futile interrogations of a Nazi war crimes suspect began in the American Zone of Occupied Germany.
Multibillionaire steel magnate Fritz Thyssen-the
man whose steel combine was the cold heart of the Nazi war
machine-talked and talked and talked to a joint US-UK interrogation
team.
… What the Allied investigators never
understood was that they were not asking Thyssen the right question.
Thyssen did not need any foreign bank accounts because his family
secretly owned an entire chain of banks.
He did not have to transfer his Nazi
assets at the end of World War II, all he had to do was transfer the
ownership documents – stocks, bonds, deeds and trusts–from his bank in
Berlin through his bank in Holland to his American.
