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• Thebalance.com: Strength and Power of the US Dollar

To understand the power of the US dollar, this rapid passage through european history should suffice. Similar activities were carried out by the US-MoneyMonarchy around the world. All later wars / unrest to this day (2018) fit into the presented scheme … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Energy crisis

On 6 October 1973, Egypt, Syria and other Arab States began the Jom-Kippur war. They wanted to reclaim the territories they had been buried by Israel, which they had lost in 1967.

• 6. October 1973 – (Yom Kippur, the highest Jewish holiday), Egypt and Syria

• George C. Marshall’s: Marshall plan.

In 1946 and 1947, there was a recession in the United States. The United States had Overcapacity for war equipment,and foreign countries had no Dollars to buy Goods in the us.

The US money Monarchy relied on the experience of reparation payments … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Weimar Republic
• Wikipedia: Second World War
• Wikipedia: Soviet Union

It is always stated the invasion of the German Wehrmacht in Poland is the beginning of the second world war. The second world war began when the german and western capital supported Hitler financially, because they assumed … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Great Depression

The US banks lent loans not only to Europe, Asia and Central America. It was also very easy for US citizens to get consumer credits for cars, washing machines, refrigerators etc.

The US big banks also earned a lot of money in the US, but there … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Weimar Republic
• Wikipedia: Second World War

The development of NSDAP is an example of how economic and social conditions can be exploited to extreme political developments and how big capital always does this when it is their interest.

(This will be no different today with the extreme … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: New Economic Policy
• Wikipedia: history of the Soviet Union

At the beginning of the reign of Bolsheviks in Russia, a stock exchange was established with the help of western money and its advisers, and oil production was expanded.

In the course of further development, however, private ownership … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Russian Revolution
• Wikipedia: Bolsheviks

The deterioration of the supply situation of the population in Russia in the harsh Winter of 1916/1917 and the mismanagement of the leadership in 1917 in the industrial centers led to hunger revolts, strikes and demonstrations.

On 18. February 2017, a strike … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Monetary Reform
• Wikipedia-de: Währungsreform 1924

The German Hyperinflation ended in November 1923, due to a currency reform. The Mark was replaced by the pension mark at a ratio of 1:1 trillion.

The result was a state free of debt except for reparation payments. As the repayment of … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: German Inflation 1914 to 1923
• Wikipedia: Weimar Republic

Inflation is triggered by the increase in the money supply by the Central Bank (print money). It leads to an increase in prices and a fall in purchasing power while increasing the tax revenues of the state.

As the … Weiterlesen

• The Treaty of Versailles

The representatives of the victorious allies met in the Paris suburb of Versailles in order to coordinate their further action towards the war-loser Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

Right at the beginning, Britain, France and Italy called for the debt relief of their war debts.… Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: panic of 1907

The huge influx of immigrants to the United States reached its peak in the first decade of the 20th century. It culminates in the middle of the 20th century. Among the many unskilled workers, there was a strong competition that was exploited by the Industrialists. … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Nixon Shock

On 15. August, 1971, US President Richard Nixon lifted the dollar’s attachment to gold (Nixon shock), as agreed in the Bretton Woods System.

With the onset of the post-war boom, the longest period of growth that capitalism had experienced until then began. As a result of … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: First World War

In Russia, tsarist rule came to an end, which gave Germany the opportunity to transfer the forces in the east to the western front. The USA accepted that Germany could win the war.

The US MoneyMonarchy had granted loans to the United Kingdom alone in … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: First World War

Since its Foundation in 1871, the German Empire had developed from a relatively backward country into the second largest industrial nation in the world. By the turn of the century it had overtaken France and had become a direct competitor of Great Britain.

The world … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: United States

From 1754 to the end of the war of secession in 1865, many companies that built war goods were able to develop so strongly through orders of different interests that they became an economic power in the USA.

The US economy has made a great leap … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Bretton Woods System

Representatives of 44 countries participated in the conference in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, where a future monetary system was agreed:

• All participating countries agreed fixed exchange rates to the US Dollar, and
• in return, the us Federal Reserve committed to exchange dollars for Gold at

• Wikipedia: Federal Reserve System (FED)
• Wikipedia: Federal Reserve Act
• Wikipedia: History of the Federal Reserve System
• Wikipedia: Constitution of the United State

The third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson wrote then: “I think banking institutions are more dangerous than standing armies”.

The FED is … Weiterlesen

• Wikipedia: Money supply

The fixed relationship between the amount of money in circulation and a reserve value deposit in sufficient quantiy generates the trust of the people in the value of the money.

In the case of a gold standard, the real value of the money is the gold … Weiterlesen

The payment of a trade by money in the form of bills and coins is simply more practical than exchange of goods. But this can only work, if the contracting parties are convinced of the quality of money:

• Long-term value stability
• Forgery save
• Can be exchanged at any time to