Where was Amschel Moses Rothschild born? Mayer Amschel Rothschild - founder of the Rothschild dynasty. Success story begins

Mayer Amschel once wrote to his son Nathan: “Without order in affairs, a millionaire can ruin himself and others, since the whole world is dishonest or not very honest. If people see that your business is a mess, they will do business with you with one intention - to deceive you." The main thing in this message, of course, is not the trivial idea that accounting should be exemplary. Mayer does not concentrate on the main thing in his letter: for many years he raised in his sons the conviction that humanity is bad.

Following this view, the dynasty created a financial empire, the boundaries of which no one knows today. Conspiracy theorists are sure that the Rothschilds own half the world.

And all the necessary stones for the foundation of today’s family power were laid then, more than 200 years ago. The Rothschild coat of arms depicts a hand clutching five arrows. The Arrows are the sons of the founder of the empire, Mayer Amschel: Amschel, Salomon, Nathan, Karl and James. Without their unanimous support for their father's decisions, it is unlikely that the Rothschilds would have been able to leave the ghetto.

House in the ghetto of Frankfurt am Main where the Rothschild family lived

Paving the way to trust

Mayer Amschel Rothschild was born into a poor family in the dirty ghetto of Frankfurt, sandwiched between the city wall and moat. The life of the Jews there was difficult: they were forbidden to engage in most professions, to leave the ghetto at night, on Sundays and on holidays, they paid numerous taxes... Mayer Amschel's brothers sold used things, and he began to buy old coins and medals. Collecting antiquities was in vogue among the German nobility, and the goods could become a pass to princely palaces for a modest dealer.

Moritz Oppenheim. "The Elector of Hesse-Kassel entrusts his treasures to Mayer Amschel Rothschild." Canvas, oil. 19th century

Wilhelm, Count of Hanau and heir to the Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel, which bordered the imperial city of Frankfurt, was also interested in numismatics. The Hessian house was considered the richest in Europe. One of the collectors he knew introduced the young antique dealer Rothschild to the count. Wilhelm knew how to count money, so he immediately liked the seller’s competence and reasonable prices.

However, he was not going to stop at selling antiques. At the court of the German princes, financial transactions were traditionally handled by Jewish bankers. Mayer Amschel, who mastered banking in the ghetto, offered Wilhelm services as an intermediary. Since 1789, he received the first orders of this kind, insignificant in comparison with the huge sums that Wilhelm, who became Landgrave, entrusted to more experienced competitors. To get around them, patronage at court was required, and Rothschild surrounded Karl Friedrich Buderus with special attention.

Mayer Amschel's instinct did not let him down - Buderus, who began as tutor to Wilhelm's bastards, gradually became the Landgrave's closest confidant, and he transferred to him control of the most expensive - the Military Treasury (leasing troops to other states was the main source of income for the House of Hesse). The courtier willingly accepted gifts and lucrative offers from Rothschild in exchange for patronage. On the advice of Buderus, Wilhelm began to trust the Rothschilds with more and more financial transactions. In 1803, Mayer Amschel, to the amazement and indignation of his rivals, was appointed chief court agent.

Put any money into circulation

By the beginning of the 19th century, the Rothschilds were already considered a wealthy family in the ghetto. They could have remained one of the many small-town rich people, but they took advantage of an external threat in time: Emperor Napoleon I began to conquer Europe.

In 1806, Wilhelm fled from the French occupation beyond the borders of his possessions. Mayer Amschel remained his agent, but on the continent it was dangerous and not always profitable. And Rothschild thought about England, where Nathan, his third son, had lived for several years. If only it would be possible to arrange for Rothschild Jr. to manage the Elector’s investments in London, out of reach of Napoleon...

Bank check of Mayer Amschel Rothschild

Nathan quickly retrained from a textile merchant and smuggler into a stockbroker and in 1807 invited William to purchase British government bonds for him for a large amount. The distrustful and cautious Elector refused. Rothschild Sr. continued to work for this through Buderus, who persuaded Wilhelm for two years and finally succeeded: Nathan was ordered to purchase bonds for 73.5% of the nominal value. He bought them nine times between 1810 and 1813, for a total of £664,850. But what benefit did the Rothschilds have from these transactions besides modest brokerage commissions? Historian Niall Ferguson explains: First, Nathan waited and bought the bonds for a smaller percentage of the face value than the agreed upon 73.5 and made money on the difference. Secondly, the Rothschilds purchased bonds in installments; payment from the noble buyer was not received immediately, and securities worth huge amounts remained at the disposal of the intermediary for a long time. Plus, while Nathan was stalling for time, he could take advantage of the deposit from the Elector for his own purposes. “The old man,” said the younger brother Karl, meaning Wilhelm, “made us a fortune.”

So a new tycoon suddenly appeared in the City, buying up government securities for fabulous sums, and the British government began to take a closer look at Nathan Rothschild...

Lithograph depicting the monarchs of Europe at the feet of Amschel Mayer Rothschild. 1848

Serve two or more gentlemen

While Nathan was enriching himself in London, the Frankfurt Rothschilds were thinking about how to profitably survive the French occupation. Thus, Karl von Dahlberg, ruler of the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt, created in 1810 by Napoleon, received a loan from Mayer Amschel on favorable terms when a large sum was needed to travel to Paris for the baptism of the emperor’s son. “Thanks to this service,” the German historian Heinrich Schnee quotes one knowledgeable Frenchman, “he achieved the full confidence of the Grand Duke and was able to take advantage of this favor so much that since then the Duke has not refused anything to the Rothschilds.”

The family regularly worked for both camps: on the one hand, they enriched Wilhelm and collected money for the Austrian army, which was preparing to fight against Napoleon, and on the other, they lent money to the enemy, for example, to purchase horses for the army.

1 Amschel Mayer Rothschild
2 Salomon Rothschild
3 Carl Rothschild
4 James Rothschild
5 Nathan Rothschild

Aphorisms of worldly wisdom
Fragments from the correspondence of men of the Rothschild family

Nathan- to a business partner about Mayer Amschel: “My father’s chimney won’t even smoke without profit.”

Amschel: “It is better to deal with a government that is doing badly than with one that is doing well.”

James: “My father often said: if you can’t make them love you, make them fear you.”

Salomon Rothschild- to a friend about Nathan: “My brother in London is our commander-in-chief, and I am his field marshal, and, accordingly, it is my duty to do everything in my power, and therefore I must report to my command ...”

Salomon- To Nathan: “Since 1811, I have always come where business called... If my presence is needed in Siberia today... I will go to Siberia.”

Nathan: “I don’t read books, don’t play cards, don’t go to the theater; all my pleasures are my deeds, and therefore I read the letters of Amschel, Salomon, James and Charles.”

Raking the heat with someone else's hands

On the Continent, the Rothschilds lent money to the French for the war, and in Britain, Nathan contributed to the defeat of Bonaparte. The British fought against the occupying French in Portugal and Spain. In 1813, the British army advanced, pushing the enemy back beyond the Pyrenees, when the supply situation became critical. Gold was needed to exchange for local currency. But how to transport a huge amount of precious metal through enemy territories, and who could get so much gold?

Everything was arranged by Nathan Rothschild, who since 1811 had been smuggling the yellow metal to the continent with the help of his brother James, who settled in France. The Minister of the State Treasury, Nicolas Mollien, believed that the leakage of gold would weaken the English economy, and convinced Napoleon of this. Therefore, the French authorities turned a blind eye to the blatant violation of the continental blockade and even gave the “familiar” Rothschilds permission to transport valuable cargo.

In January 1814, the British government commissioned Nathan to carry out the plan. In small quantities, gold was collected from war-drained European cities and safely transported to its destination. “This was the most successful of all my enterprises,” noted Nathan Rothschild himself, to whom the British government began to entrust major financial transactions.

Famous client
Socialist capital

Alexander Herzen was abroad when, in 1849, Nicholas I called on his subjects to return from revolution-ridden Europe, and ignored the order of the autocrat. Russian authorities have seized the capital of the freethinking publicist. Moreover, Russian officials refused to pay for the Moscow Treasury banknotes cashed by Herzen at the James Rothschild Bank in Paris “for political and secret reasons.”

“I couldn’t imagine that your name would have so little weight in Russia!” - Herzen took Rothschild “weakly.” James wrote an angry letter, threatening to go public with the story. Then the Russian authorities would lose trust - and credit! - all the bankers of the world. But just at that time the tsar was trying to get another loan through... James Rothschild. The threat worked, and Herzen was saved from ruin.

Anti-Semitic French cartoon about how Jews, represented by James Rothschild, took over the world

Adapt to changing markets

Nathan financed not only the English army: with Rothschild money, Westminster financed Prussia, Russia and even the future king of France. The authority and influence of the Rothschilds in Europe grew along with the amounts of loans they provided. The constant movements of money during the war influenced exchange rates in different countries. Since these movements were in the hands of the Rothschilds, they were able to predict and partly control the exchange rate.

According to legend, thanks to the Allied victory over Napoleon at Waterloo, Nathan, who learned about it before anyone else in London, became fabulously rich by manipulating British securities. In life, the banker was rather unhappy. “As soon as messages arrived at New Court (Rothschild’s office in London - Around the World) that the end of the war was near,” writes Ferguson, “Nathan was faced not with the fabulous profits of the legend, but with heavy and progressive losses.”

Mayer Amschel Rothschild's grave, Frankfurt am Main

But peacetime brought new opportunities. War-ravaged countries needed loans for reconstruction: James Rothschild financed the government in Paris, Salomon in Vienna, Nathan in London, Karl moved to Naples, and Amschel remained in Frankfurt to continue his father’s work.

This is how the family entered the world elite - in 1816–1818 the brothers received nobility from the Austrian emperor, and in 1822 - a baronial title. Napoleon was going to conquer half the world, but in the end the Rothschilds conquered the world.

"Around the world"

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Meyer Amschel Rothschild is the founder of the most successful, powerful and wealthy dynasty. The Rothschild banking house went down in history not only as the most famous, but also as the largest private banking house the world has ever known. The Rothschild surname has long become a household name, symbolizing untold wealth; it is not for nothing that they say: “Rich as Rothschild!”

The powerful Rothschilds helped maintain and overthrow thrones, prevented wars if it threatened their loans, they removed ministers and appointed new ones. With the help of money they ruled parliaments and newspapers, eliminated competing banks, and opened new banks.

But the Rothschilds gained fame not only as major financiers. They built hospitals, schools, and houses with low rents. Many of them became owners of brilliant collections of paintings and other artistic treasures and became famous as fine connoisseurs of art. Museums in France preserve masterpieces donated by the Rothschilds to the state. Many artists and poets would have died of hunger in their time if it were not for the help and tutelage of the Rothschilds.

In the 16th century, the Rothschild ancestors moved to Frankfurt am Main. Their name goes back to 1585 year and comes from the “house with a red sign” in which the family lived.

The head of the financial dynasty - Meyer Amschel Rothschild - was born in Frankfurt am Main in 1744 year. According to the will of his parents, he was to become a rabbi. For this, Meyer was sent to the appropriate educational institution.

IN 1755 year, following family tradition, he opened his own business related to the trade in antiques and medals. While still very young, Meyer began to save money and put it into circulation - he gave loans at interest.

There were many currencies in circulation in Germany at that time. Meyer opened something like an exchange office, and invested the commission proceeds in numismatic trade. Then he published the catalogs and presented them to Prince Wilhelm, Elector of Hesse-Kassel, a passionate collector. He sold him a batch of medals and coins. So in 1764 year Meyer entered the service of the princely house of Hesse, and in 1769 year he was appointed court factor (commission agent). A sign appeared on the family home: “M.A. Rothschild is a supplier to the court of His Highness Prince William."

But not everything was so good: at the age of twenty, Meyer lost his parents and was forced to take care of four brothers.

August 29 1770 Meyer Amschel married the daughter of a businessman from an old Jewish family, Gutle Schnaper. This happy marriage produced 10 children: five sons, later known as the “five Frankfurters” or “five fingers of one hand,” and five daughters.

The successful experience of Prince Wilhelm encouraged Meyer to expand the business. He compiled catalogs and transported coins to order from one principality to another. After some time, he equipped a money changer’s shop, where passing merchants could exchange the money of some German principalities for the currency of others. This is how the first Rothschild bank arose.

As a court factor, Rothschild had the opportunity to expand the scope of his activities by carrying out personal assignments for the Landgrave. He attracted Hessian officials to his side, cooperating with them in financial matters. This subsequently gave him an advantage over other factors.

IN 1800 In the year Meyer and his sons, Amschel and Solomon, received patents as court factors. At this time, the head of the dynasty was already one of the ten wealthiest Jews.

Mayer Amschel Rothschild died on September 19 1812 at the age of 68, leaving behind five sons and a capital of 200 million francs in gold, which was almost twice the capital of the French National Bank.

Mayer Amschel Bauer (Rothschild) (German: Mayer Amschel Bayern Rothschild; February 23, 1744, Frankfurt am Main - September 19, 1812, ibid.) - founder of an international dynasty of entrepreneurs, founder of a bank in Frankfurt am Main.

The business was continued by his five sons: Amschel Mayer, Solomon Mayer, Nathan Mayer, Kalman Mayer, James Mayer. The brothers controlled 5 banks in the largest cities of Europe (Paris, London, Vienna, Naples, Frankfurt am Main).

Biography

The family of young Mayer Amschel lived in a Jewish ghetto. His father Amschel Moses Bauer ran a small money changer's office under a red sign, which in German sounds like "Roth Schild". This is how the nickname appeared, which became a household name for luxury and wealth and laid the foundation for the 260-year-old Rothschild dynasty.

When Mayer was twelve years old, he was sent to Hanover to study at Oppenheimer's bank. There he learned the secrets of finance, became acquainted with the coins of the German principalities, and learned to identify counterfeits and favorable exchange rates.

After the death of his parents in 1760, Mayer returned to Frankfurt and continued his father’s business: he began exchanging and selling coins and medals. Very soon he became famous among antique lovers. Having saved money, Mayer opened his own antique shop, where it was possible to exchange money from some German principalities for others. This is how the first Rothschild bank arose.

At the beginning of his financial career he was a dealer in antique coins and medals. Through the mediation of his client General von Estorff, a collector of ancient coins, he meets Landgrave Wilhelm IX of Hesse-Kassel. Who made him his confidant during the Landgrave's flight to Prague from Napoleonic troops. Mayer Anschel Rothschild not only preserved capital, but also managed his multimillion-dollar fortune in such a way that it increased noticeably; the foundation of his own fortune dates back to this time.

Rothschild was distinguished by exceptional business acumen. Transporting currency in those days was very expensive, and there was a risk of falling into the hands of robbers. Mayer found a very simple solution to the problem. He bought wool and cotton at low prices in England, and then sold them in Europe for much more.

From 1764 Mayer Rothschild began supplying coins and gold to the princely house of Hesse-Kassel. And after five years, the head of the house, William I, appointed him as his personal banker. The duties of a court factor, such as Mayer, were to increase the prince’s treasury, cover his expenses for the army, luxury goods, and supply the court, stables, kitchen and cellars. If successful, the factor expected a reward in the form of a part of the prince’s income and respect at court; in case of failure, trial, ruin and even execution.

Prince Wilhelm was known as one of the richest and most noble German princes, traded in mercenary armies and lived in grand style. In 1785, he profitably sold 17 thousand soldiers to the English King George III for the war with the American colonists. When the prince went into hiding, fleeing from Napoleon, Rothschild continued collecting money from his debtors, and was even able to increase the amount received.

One day, Rothschild withdrew money from the prince’s compensation account in a British bank and used it to pay for goods. And since I paid in cash, I received a big discount. Mayer managed to avoid two operations at once: transporting money to England and counter-transporting the prince’s money to Frankfurt. Instead of money, Rothschild brought goods, sold them at a high price, repaid the debt to the prince and ended up with a big win. And since the prince received thalers, and the British paid in pounds, the banker also made money on the difference in exchange rates.

At the age of 27, Mayer married 17-year-old Gutla Schnapper, the daughter of a local moneylender. The Rothschilds had 5 sons and 5 daughters: Jeanette (1771), Amschel (1773), Solomon (1774), Nathan (1777), Isabella (1781), Babette (1784), Karl (Kalman) (1788), Julie (1790) ), Henrietta (1791) and James (1792).

Rothschild's five sons continued his work. They were called "Five Fingers of One Hand". On September 27, 1810, Mayer Amschel founded the company Mayer Amschel Rothschild and Sons. By putting into circulation the cash funds of the Elector, which were at his disposal, Rothschild the Father began to arrange government loans on an unprecedented scale. The increase remained in the hands of the banker family, and the wealth itself was returned by the Rothschild heirs to the Landgrave's successors.

After Rothschild's death, his total capital was twice the assets of the Bank of France. His sons dispersed throughout Europe and subsequently created a whole network of banks. Amschel, the eldest son, managed all the affairs of the family home in Frankfurt. Nathan founded his company in London, James - in Paris, Solomon settled in Vienna, Karl - in Naples. Formally, they were independent from each other, but they had a common communication system - a courier service, which made it possible to receive news about the most important political events, about any stock market shocks, before anyone else. The Rothschilds’ ability to quickly collect information, and if necessary, spread misinformation, played a big role in the fact that the history of the house was closely intertwined with the history of Europe.

Emblem of the Rothschild Dynasty

The emblem of the Rothschild dynasty depicts five arrows connected by a chain, symbolizing the union of the five sons of the clan founder Mayer Amschel. Their motto was: “Concordia, Integritas, Industria” (Concord, Honesty, Hard work).

The Rothschild Code for your children

1. All important positions in business should be held only by family members (and not employees); Only male descendants can participate in affairs; Only direct male heirs can inherit. The eldest son becomes the head of the family, unless the brothers unanimously agree otherwise (as happened in 1812, when Nathan was approved as head of the house).
2. The men of the family must marry their cousins ​​or second cousins ​​(so that the accumulated property remains within the family and serves the common cause). Daughters must marry aristocrats while maintaining their faith.
3. In any case, do not describe the family's property, do not disclose the size of the fortune. Even in court or in a will. Disputes between brothers should be resolved within the family, maintaining the unity of the home.
4. Live in harmony, love and friendship, share profits equally.
5. “Never forget that modesty leads to wealth”

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Mayer Rothschild
Mayer Amschel Bayern Rothschild
Occupation:	banker, philanthropist
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Father:	Amschel Moses Bauer
Spouse:	Gutle Schnapper
Children:	Amschel Mayer, Solomon Mayer, Nathan Mayer, Kalman Mayer, James Mayer

Mayer Amschel Bauer (Rothschild)(((lang-de|Mayer Amschel Bayern Rothschild), 1744, Frankfurt am Main - 1812, ibid.) - financier, founder of an international dynasty of financiers and statesmen.

early years

Mayer's grandfather Isaac Elchanan (died 1585) was a small dealer in antique coins and medals. There was a red sign on his house in the Jewish quarter of Frankfurt am Main. This shield gave the surname to the entire family. Father's name was Amschel Moses Rothschild; he traded in ancient coins and was involved in money exchange.

As a child, Mayer was sent to change coins for his father. He developed an interest in money - practical and scientific. Myer's parents wanted Meyer to become a rabbi. He briefly studied traditional Jewish studies at the Fürth school. But he soon decided to become a banker and was sent to study in a small position at the Oppenheimer banking house in Hanover.

In 1760, he started his own business in the house of his father, who soon died. He married on August 29, 1770 Güttel Schnapper. They had five sons.

Financial success

He dealt in antique coins, works of art and souvenirs, and was a business agent and banker. Mayer made acquaintance with the German aristocrat, a passionate collector of ancient coins, General von Estorff. Soon after, in 1775, he met Crown Prince Wilhelm and began doing small business with him. In 1785, the Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel, one of the richest European monarchs of that time (who made a lot of money by selling soldiers to the English king for the war against the United States), died. The Crown Prince became Landgrave William IX, inheriting all of his father's money.

Mayer Amschel changed a small amount of English money for him in 1789, and in 1794 accepted at least £150,000 for a profitable investment, but not alone, but in company with at least six other Frankfurt brokers. It was not until late 1798 that he obtained sufficient credit from the Landgrave to handle any amounts of his money alone.

Testaments to sons

Mayer established the order that his family would try to do business successfully, preferably with the royal houses, and that the father should have as many sons as possible who could take care of the family's commercial affairs abroad.

In business, he ordered to always act together and never strive for excess profits.

Bauer-Rothschild dynasty

The Bauer surname gained unpleasant fame in Germany back in the Middle Ages. Then they were known as black sorcerers. The Bowery became known as the Rothschilds much later, in the 18th century. This new dynasty was headed by Mayer Amschel Rothschild. At that time, he was a member of the secret society of free masons, and therefore a red shield appeared on the Rothschild coat of arms, which in German sounds like rotes shield. The Rothschild name is associated not only with the shield, but also with the Masonic Star of David. This sign was decorated with a mansion owned by the Rothschilds in Frankfurt. , or as it was also called - the Seal of Solomon, began to be used in association with Jews after Rothschild appropriated it to his dynasty. Studies of Jewish history absolutely prove that this symbol in no way refers to the characters David and Solomon mentioned in the Bible. Until the end of 2007, the noble dynasty was represented by Guy de Rothschild, who came from the French branch. This man had a pronounced sick imagination. He can rightly be called the embodiment of evil. Together with his henchmen, he became the direct culprit in the death of millions of people. He helped create an organization called B'nai B'rith, or "Sons of the Union". The stated purpose of this organization was to combat anti-Semitism in all its manifestations. The hidden goal implied the fight against Christianity, intimidation and bribery of political figures, the destruction of rebellious Jews, and the conduct of anti-Christian propaganda. This organization is capable of masterfully slandering and destroying the life and career of anyone who tries to bring the truth to light. Representatives of the Rothschild clan continue to financially support B'nai B'rith, as well as the Anti-Defamation League organized by it in 1913, literally translated from English as the Anti-Slander League. Just like B'nai B'rith, the League was supposed to oppose any form of anti-Semitism and intolerance towards Jews. However, representatives of these organizations openly advocated strengthening the slave system in the American states during the war between the south and the north. Currently, they are still trying to convict some black leaders of anti-Semitism and racism. The Anti-Defamation League continues to present the so-called “Torch of Freedom” every year to active and deserving members of society, in the opinion of its leaders. This prize was awarded to Morris Dalitz, one of the friends of Meyer Lansky, the head of a large criminal organization that terrorized the United States for a long period.

Hitler's secret benefactors

Inciting hatred against people unfairly labeled as anti-Semites is similar to Adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews. Anyone who dared to doubt the intentions of the Rothschilds or the activities of any Jewish organization certainly became a Nazi and an anti-Semite. A similar false label has been attached to some scientists to discredit them and deprive them of the right to speak publicly. Today, researchers claim that Adolf Hitler came to power with the financial help of the Rothschilds. According to this version, his arrival was facilitated by the well-known Masonic leagues of Thule and Vril in Germany. And Rothschild, for his part, financed Hitler through accounts at the Bank of Great Britain, as well as through other banking organizations in England and America. For example, through the bank Kuhn, Loeb & Co, which was led by Paul Warburg, a representative of the Rothschild dynasty. Being a major figure in the financial world of America, Warburg, through secret intrigues, achieved the creation of the State Reserve System of America and became its leader. In addition, the heart of Nazi military power was the unification of German chemical concerns I.G. Farben. In America, this conglomerate had its own branch, one of the directors of which was Max Warburg, brother of Paul Warburg.

Nazi I.G. Farben maintained a very close relationship throughout the war with Standard Oil, which belonged to the Rockefeller dynasty. It should be borne in mind that the Rockefeller empire developed thanks to the serious support provided by the Rothschilds. The Rockefellers, like the Rothschilds, came from Germany.

During the two world wars, Germany's largest news agencies were owned by the Rothschilds.. With their help, they controlled information flows from Germany to other countries.
It was surprising that against the backdrop of almost completely destroyed industrial enterprises in Germany, the factories of the conglomerate I.G. Farben did not suffer from massive air raids, however, like the enterprises of another giant - Ford, which provided serious assistance to Hitler.

It turns out that the Rothschilds became the financial force that stood behind the Nazi leader. Representatives of this “Jewish” dynasty initially proclaimed patronage for people of Jewish nationality, but, pursuing their own goals, they shamelessly used the Jewish people, trampling on their faith and openly despising them.

Blood relations

Along with other peoples of the world, Jews are only draft animals. They are obliged to work so that representatives of those in power can unhinderedly exercise global control, covering the whole world and placing their comrades belonging to the brotherhood of Freemasons everywhere.

Freemasons are indeed susceptible to the idea of ​​consanguinity, so it is quite natural that, in an effort to achieve world domination, Hitler was allowed to power, apparently belonging to one of the branches of a well-known dynasty. A little research is enough to make sure that representatives of one clan have managed to gain influence in most areas of society. For many years they have held positions in finance, politics, media, military affairs and even royal families. From the depths of this dynasty came all forty-two American presidents. The first was George Washington back in the 18th century. And already at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, another representative of the clan, George Bush, took the presidency. Even political figures of the 20th century, such as Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt were directly related to this surname and were members of the Masonic fraternity. As a result of cunning and tough intrigues, these leaders managed to occupy high positions. Needless to say, the global carnage that involved the countries they led was financed by the Masonic fraternities led by the Rothschilds. It is not surprising that the organization that brought Adolf Hitler to rule the country sought to place only a leader from its own dynasty at the helm.

Did Hitler belong to the Rothschild dynastic roots?

The Rothschilds always positioned themselves as defenders of the Jewish people, but Hitler, on the contrary, mercilessly destroyed them along with the Slavs and Gypsies. Could Hitler then come from the Rothschild clan? After all, the Rothschilds themselves came from Jews.

However, the scientist Walter Langer, in his work “The Soul of Hitler,” expressed the opinion that the Nazi leader was not only sponsored by the Rothschilds, but also came from this dynasty. Considering that he was also assisted by the British royal family, whose prominent representative was Lord Mountbatten, who came from the Rothschilds, and knowing how much importance the Freemasons attach to the idea of ​​kinship, it becomes clear that the august family would not finance a rootless guy. It is enough to know at least a little about the history and traditions of the free brothers to conclude that the Nazi leader was one of their own.

The generally accepted biographical facts of the origin of Adolf Hitler testified that the father of the future leader was the illegitimate child of Maria Schicklgruber, Alois Hitler. Alois’s father, and therefore Adolf’s grandfather, was a certain Johann Hiedler. But Langer questions these facts, relying on an Austrian document that claims that at the time Maria Anna Schicklgruber became pregnant, she was working as a servant in the house of Baron Rothschild.

Hitler's biography was of interest to many, including high-ranking officials from the Nazi party who tried to get information about the origins of their leader. The head of the Nazi security service, Heydrich, succeeded in this. He managed to collect a number of documents, which later went to the Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss. The Chancellor continued studying archival materials. From individual documents, registration and registration cards, and witness statements, he was able to recreate the events that preceded Adolf’s birth. Based on the picture he received, he concluded that Hitler’s grandmother, who came from a poor, simple family, came to the capital from the village and entered the service of a noble house. As soon as the pregnancy was discovered, Maria Anna was instantly sent back to the village, where she gave birth to a boy, Alois. The chancellor handed over all the collected and systematized information to Hans-Jürgen Köhler. This high-ranking official from the Gestapo, based on the materials received, published the book “Gestapo: An Inside View” at the beginning of the war.

Common roots

Finding out the truth about whose house Maria Anna Schicklgruber worked in was not difficult. According to Austrian laws of that time, any employee, as well as an employer, was required to register with the local police department. In case of violation, the guilty party could be fined a very significant amount. While working with documents, Chancellor Dollfuss discovered an interesting registration card, which stated that a certain young maid worked in a house owned by the Rothschilds. It is quite possible that it is in this house that one should look for the mysterious grandfather of Adolf Hitler. In this case, it is quite logical that the Nazi leader’s thirst to seize the capital of Austria was determined by the idea of ​​​​destroying documentary traces of his origin.

Causes and consequences of Hitler's trip to the capital of Austria

It is quite possible that Hitler had information about his real origins. It was not for nothing that immediately after the death of his mother he went to the capital, where he disappeared for almost a year. What was he doing and where was he all this time? Most likely, he established connections with his noble relatives, preparing the ground for his further growth in the interests of the common cause of the family dynasty. It is possible that it was then that his membership in the Rothschild clan became known.

Freemasons, who place family ties at the forefront, have always had many illegitimate children. These children grew up and were raised in foster families, but their blood relatives never forgot about them and never let them out of their sight. Neither the Rothschilds nor the Rockefellers were exceptions in this case. Using the example of Bill Clinton, who apparently came from the Rockefeller family, one can judge that all these illegitimate children became very successful in various areas of their activities. Hitler also had illegitimate children. It is possible that some of them are still alive and continue his family branch.

Which Rothschild was Adolf Hitler's grandfather?

Thanks to the research of historians, it became known that shortly before the birth of Alois, the only representative of this powerful dynasty, Solomon Mayer, lived in the rich capital house of the Rothschilds. At that time, he was alone in the capital, since his wife lived temporarily in Germany, and his only son lived permanently and ran a business in France. Not having warm feelings for his father, he did not appear in the Austrian capital and only occasionally visited his mother in Frankfurt. From this it follows that lonely Solomon, like no one else, is suitable for the role of Alois’s father. The testimony of Hermann von Holschmidt, a descendant of one of the workers in the Rothschild office, has been preserved. He claimed that with age, Solomon began to develop an unhealthy attraction to young girls. Apparently, this craving was so strong that even the police became aware of it. Could such a person ignore the young maid who was constantly in front of his lustful gaze?

The fact remains a fact. Maria Anna became pregnant, and her grandson became the Chancellor of Great Germany and, with the support of Rothschild capital, plunged the world into the abyss of World War II, which benefited not only the Rothschilds, but also the Masonic brothers. Considering the Freemasons' obsession with blood unity and the desire to place only people close to their family in key positions, the Rothschilds' connection with the events that took place becomes obvious. Are these coincidences random?