FTR #791 They May Not Know Art, but They Know What They Like
Exploring past and present, this program examines a detailed, scholarly working hypothesis by authors Simon Dunstan and Gerrard Williams concerning the possible escape of Adolf Hitler at the end of World War II. The authors posit that the key players in the realization of Aktion Feurland–the code-name for the operation facilitating Hitler’s escape–were Allen Dulles on the Allied side and Martin Bormann for the Third Reich. Centered on a quid pro quo arrangement, the authors hypothesize that Aktion Feurland involved the transfer of Nazi technology to the U.S. and the West (known as Project Paperclip) and the saving of priceless works of art from destruction. The ‘discovery” of a huge cache of Nazi-looted art in Munich in late 2013 is examined against the background of this alleged quid pro quo.
Getting in Dutch: The Third Reich and the Royal Family of the Netherlands (“A Prince Too Far”)
Generations of the Netherlands’ Royal Family link to the Third Reich and its postwar manifestations. Prince Bernhard was SS, an IG Farben spy and a traitor to the Allied Cause. Was he “the Traitor of Arnhem?”
RIP Charles Higham
Charles Higham, author of important exposés about fascism, has passed. His work highlighted Nazi Fifth columnists in the west, including American industrialists and financiers and the 1934 coup attempt against FDR.
FTR #366 What’s Going On Here?
Political, economic and strategic alliances, relationships and conflicts since World War II which underlie the 9/11 attacks.
FTR #370 Dutch Treat: More about the Thyssen/Bush Banking Connection
“This program supplements previous discussion of the Bush family’s Nazi financial heritage.”
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