Hitler Breaks the Bank

Adolf Hitler arrested the Rothschilds in Germany in 1933, Austria in 1938, and France in 1940, seized their assets, and removed Germany from the Rothschild-owned banking system, turning Germany into a superpower.

On Saturday, March 12, 1938, Hitler dissolved the Nathaniel Rothschild Foundation, ending the German, French, and Austrian branches of the Rothschild central banking system and placing Germany back on the gold standard, usury-free. He arrested Rothschild at the airport in Aspern, Austria, seized his banks and assets, and only after lengthy negotiations between the family and National Socialists did they agree to release him upon payment of what today is the equivalent of $21,000,000 in ransom.

The Rothschild family is still suing to reclaim what Hitler took from them.

The Rothschild family had attempted to infiltrate America through its banking system from the first days of America’s founding but were blocked in 1835 by President Andrew Jackson.

Ultimately, they gained control of the U.S. financial system through the Federal Reserve Act, signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson on Tuesday, December 23, 1913, creating the Federal Reserve System, the central banking system of the U.S.