Walther Rathenau (1867 –1922) was a
German Jewish industrialist, politician,
writer, and
statesman who served as Foreign Minister
of Germany during the Weimar Republic.
He was a dedicated anti-Zionist and anti-socialist, he was assassinated by "anti-semites"
He was a dedicated anti-Zionist and anti-socialist, he was assassinated by "anti-semites"
who included some "school boys" in their
hit squad. He wrote in 1912:
"Three hundred men, each of whom
knows all the others, govern the fate of
the
European continent, and they elect
their successors from their entourage."
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Professor Jean Izoulet, of the College
of France and member of the Jewish
Alliance Israelite Universelle,
wrote in in 1926, Paris
Capitale des Religion (Paris Capital of
Religions) in which he
states:
"I will certainly not abandon
their Magisterium time the
three hundred bankers who
now dominate the world."
