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		| Please spread this story as widely as possible, the author is currently being harrassed by mainstream press outlets, the IRS, and the banking industry. They are trying to shut him up we must get the word out! 
  [pictured: J.P. Morgan, Thyssen, Prescott, George... Dubbya... Hitler]
 
 
Bush - Nazi Link Confirmed 
(references)  from The New Hampshire Gazette Vol. 248, No. 1, October 10, 2003 
By John Buchanan Journalist & Magazine Writer
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WASHINGTON - After 60 years of inattention and even denial by the U.S. media, newly-uncovered government documents in The National Archives and Library of Congress reveal that Prescott Bush, the grandfather of President George W. Bush, served as a business partner of and U.S. banking operative for the financial architect of the Nazi war machine from 1926 until 1942, when Congress took aggressive action against Bush and his "enemy national" partners.
The documents also show that Bush and his colleagues, according to reports from the U.S. Department of the Treasury and FBI, tried to conceal their financial alliance with German industrialist Fritz Thyssen, a steel and coal baron who, beginning in the mid-1920s, personally funded Adolf Hitler's rise to power by the subversion of democratic principle and German law. 
Furthermore, the declassified records demonstrate that Bush and his associates, who included E. Roland Harriman, younger brother of American icon W. Averell Harriman, and George Herbert Walker, President Bush's maternal great-grandfather, continued their dealings with the German industrial baron for nearly eight months after the U.S. entered the war. 
No Story?
For six decades these historical facts have gone unreported by the mainstream U.S. media. The essential facts have appeared on the Internet and in relatively obscure books, but were dismissed by the media and Bush family as undocumented diatribes. This story has also escaped the attention of "official" Bush biographers, Presidential historians and publishers of U.S. history books covering World War II and its aftermath.
The White House did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.
The Summer of '42
The unraveling of the web of Bush-Harriman-Thyssen U.S. enterprises, all of which operated out of the same suite of offices at 39 Broadway under the supervision of Prescott Bush, began with a story that ran in the New York Herald-Tribune on July 30, 1942. By then, the U.S. had been at war with Germany for nearly eight months.
"Hitler's Angel Has $3 Million in U.S. Bank," declared the headline. The lead paragraph characterized Fritz Thyssen as "Adolf Hitler's original patron a decade ago." In fact, the steel and coal magnate had aggressively supported and funded Hitler since October 1923, according to Thyssen's autobiography, I Paid Hitler. In that book, Thyssen also acknowledges his direct personal relationships with Adolf Hitler, Joseph Goebbels and Rudolf Hess.
The Herald-Tribune also cited unnamed sources who suggested Thyssen's U.S. "nest egg" in fact belonged to "Nazi bigwigs" including Goebbels, Hermann Goering, Heinrich Himmler, or even Hitler himself.
Business is Business
The "bank," founded in 1924 by W. Averell Harriman on behalf of Thyssen and his Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V. of Holland, was Union Banking Corporation (UBC) of New York City. According to government documents, it was in reality a clearing house for a number of Thyssen-controlled enterprises and assets, including as many as a dozen individual businesses. UBC also bought and shipped overseas gold, steel, coal, and U.S. Treasury and war bonds. The company's activities were administered for Thyssen by a Netherlands-born, naturalized U.S. citizen named Cornelis Lievense, who served as president of UBC. Roland Harriman was chairman and Prescott Bush a managing director.
The Herald-Tribune article did not identify Bush or Harriman as executives of UBC, or Brown Brothers Harriman, in which they were partners, as UBC's private banker. A confidential FBI memo from that period suggested, without naming the Bush and Harriman families, that politically prominent individuals were about to come under official U.S. government scrutiny as Hitler's plunder of Europe continued unabated.
After the "Hitler's Angel" article was published Bush and Harriman made no attempts to divest themselves of the controversial Thyssen financial alliance, nor did they challenge the newspaper report that UBC was, in fact, a de facto Nazi front organization in the U.S. 
Instead, the government documents show, Bush and his partners increased their subterfuge to try to conceal the true nature and ownership of their various businesses, particularly after the U.S. entered the war. The documents also disclose that Cornelis Lievense, Thyssen's personal appointee to oversee U.S. matters for his Rotterdam-based Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V., via UBC for nearly two decades, repeatedly denied to U.S. government investigators any knowledge of the ownership of the Netherlands bank or the role of Thyssen in it.
UBC's original group of business associates included George Herbert Walker, who had a relationship with the Harriman family that began in 1919. In 1922, Walker and W. Averell Harriman traveled to Berlin to set up the German branch of their banking and investment operations, which were largely based on critical war resources such as steel and coal.
The Walker-Harriman-created German industrial alliance also included partnership with another German titan who supported Hitler's rise, Friedrich Flick, who partnered with Thyssen in the German Steel Trust that forged the Nazi war machine. For his role in using slave labor and his own steel, coal and arms resources to build Hitler's war effort, Flick was convicted at the Nuremberg trials and sentenced to seven years in prison.
The Family Business
In 1926, after Prescott Bush had married Walker's daughter, Dorothy, Walker brought Bush in as a vice president of the private banking and investment firm of W.A. Harriman & Co., also located in New York. Bush became a partner in the firm that later became Brown Brothers Harriman and the largest private investment bank in the world. Eventually, Bush became a director of and stockholder in UBC.
However, the government documents note that Bush, Harriman, Lievense and the other UBC stockholders were in fact "nominees," or phantom shareholders, for Thyssen and his Holland bank, meaning that they acted at the direct behest of their German client.
 
	
		
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		| all with a lot of help from: Wall St lawyers The Dulles Bros Via Sullivan and Cromwell - who helped cover up certain transactions made with the NAZIS
 
 
Alan Dulles went on to become head of the CIA...just like Prescott Bushes son GHW Bush
 who's son is now leader of the free world!
 
 
and John Foster Dulles went on from Rockerfellers Standard Oil Company of New York (Socony)  to become secretary of state!
Brown Bros Harrimen, [a funder of eugenics]- still going strong  		
		
		
 
	
		
		| Sullivan and Cromwell  - New York law firm 
Dulles, Allen W. (Partner of, 1927 to 1941) | 	
Lawyer and international finance specialist, Knight of Malta, associate of Prescott Bush, OSS/CIA officer / Director 1942-61, Member of Warren Commission on JFK Assassination
 
	Dulles, John F. (Partner of, dates uncertain) | 	
Rockerfeller foundation tustee, US army itelligence officer 1917 to 1918, Director of Carnegie endowment, U.S. Department of State 1953 to 1959
	
	Standard Oil Company (Client of, dates uncertain)Founded by J.D.Rockefeller. Monopoly broken up by US Govt in 1911, but subsidiaries have re-merged since
 
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Seized
On October 20, 1942, under authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, the U.S. Congress seized UBC and liquidated its assets after the war. The seizure is confirmed by Vesting Order No. 248 in the U.S. Office of the Alien Property Custodian and signed by U.S. Alien Property Custodian Leo T. Crowley. 
In August, under the same authority, Congress had seized the first of the Bush-Harriman-managed Thyssen entities, Hamburg-American Line, under Vesting Order No. 126, also signed by Crowley. Eight days after the seizure of UBC, Congress invoked the Trading with the Enemy Act again to take control of two more Bush-Harriman-Thyssen businesses - Holland-American Trading Corp. (Vesting Order No. 261) and Seamless Steel Equipment Corp (Vesting Order No. 259). In November, Congress seized the Nazi interests in Silesian-American Corporation, which allegedly profited from slave labor at Auschwitz via a partnership with I.G. Farben, Hitler's third major industrial patron and partner in the infrastructure of the Third Reich.
The documents from the Archives also show that the Bushes and Harrimans shipped valuable U.S. assets, including gold, coal, steel and U.S. Treasury and war bonds, to their foreign clients overseas as Hitler geared up for his 1939 invasion of Poland, the event that sparked World War II.
That's One Way to Put It
Following the Congressional seizures of UBC and the other four Bush-Harriman-Thyssen enterprises, The New York Times reported on December 16, 1944, in a brief story on page 25, that UBC had "received authority to change its principal place of business to 120 Broadway." The Times story did not report that UBC had been seized by the U.S. government or that the new address was the U.S. Office of the Alien Property Custodian. The story also neglected to mention that the other UBC-related businesses had also been seized by Congress.
Still No Story?
Since then, the information has not appeared in any U.S. news coverage of any Bush political campaign, nor has it been included in any of the major Bush family biographies. It was, however, covered extensively in George H.W. Bush: The Unauthorized Biography, by Webster Tarpley and Anton Chaitkin. Chaitkin's father served as an attorney in the 1940s for some of the victims of the Bush-Harriman-Thyssen businesses. 
The book gave a detailed, accurate accounting of the Bush family's long Nazi affiliation, but no mainstream U.S. media entity reported on or even investigated the allegations, despite careful documentation by the authors. Major booksellers declined to distribute the book, which was dismissed by Bush supporters as biased and untrue. Its authors struggled even to be reviewed in reputable newspapers. That the book was published by a Lyndon LaRouche's organization undoubtedly made it easier to dismiss, but does not change the facts.
The essence of the story been posted for years on various Internet sites, including BuzzFlash.com and TakeBackTheMedia.com, but no online media seem to have independently confirmed it.
Likewise, the mainstream media have apparently made no attempt since World War II to either verify or disprove the allegations of Nazi collaboration against the Bush family. Instead, they have attempted to dismiss or discredit such Internet sites or "unauthorized" books without any journalistic inquiry or research into their veracity.
Loyal Defenders
The National Review ran an essay on September 1 by their White House correspondent Byron York, entitled "Annals of Bush-Hating." It begins mockingly: "Are you aware of the murderous history of George W. Bush - indeed, of the entire Bush family? Are you aware of the president's Nazi sympathies? His crimes against humanity? And do you know, by the way, that George W. Bush is a certifiable moron?" York goes on to discredit the "Bush is a moron" IQ hoax, but fails to disprove the Nazi connection.
The more liberal Boston Globe ran a column September 29 by Reason magazine's Cathy Young in which she referred to "Bush-o-phobes on the Internet" who "repeat preposterous claims about the Bush family's alleged Nazi connections."
Poles Tackle the Topic
Newsweek Polska, the magazine's Polish edition, published a short piece on the "Bush Nazi past" in its March 5, 2003 edition. The item reported that "the Bush family reaped rewards from the forced-labor prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp," according to a copyrighted English-language translation from Scoop Media (www.scoop.co.nz). The story also reported the seizure of the various Bush-Harriman-Thyssen businesses.
Still Not Interested
Major U.S. media outlets, including ABC News, NBC News, The New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, Los Angeles Times and Miami Herald, have repeatedly declined to investigate the story when information regarding discovery of the documents was presented to them beginning Friday, August 29. Newsweek U.S. correspondent Michael Isikoff, famous for his reporting of big scoops during the Clinton-Lewinsky sexual affair of the 1990s, declined twice to accept an exclusive story based on the documents from the archives.
Aftermath
After the seizures of the various businesses they oversaw with Cornelis Lievense and his German partners, the U.S. government quietly settled with Bush, Harriman and others after the war. Bush and Harriman each received $1.5 million in cash as compensation for their seized business assets.
In 1952, Prescott Bush was elected to the U.S. Senate, with no press accounts about his well-concealed Nazi past. There is no record of any U.S. press coverage of the Bush-Nazi connection during any political campaigns conducted by George Herbert Walker Bush, Jeb Bush, or George W. Bush, with the exception of a brief mention in an unrelated story in the Sarasota Herald Tribune in November 2000 and a brief but inaccurate account in The Boston Globe in 2001.
 John Buchanan is a journalist and investigative reporter with 33 years of experience in New York, Los Angeles, Washington and Miami. His work has appeared in more than 50 newspapers, magazines and books.
  
  He can be reached by e-mail at: jtwg@bellsouth.net.
 references:
 
 FAX MEMORANDUM
 Date: September 15, 2003 To: Fred Romanski / U.S. Office of Alien Property Custodianc/o The National Archives, College Park, MD
 From: John Buchanan Re: Documents To Review No. of Pages: 1 Fred, per our conversations, these are the major documents and records I need 
  to begin with. I will also supply a short supplemental list when I get there 
  tomorrow morning. I want to begin with Vesting Order # 248 – located in Box 341 at Location 
  B190/80/7/7. I am specifically looking for the information and documentation 
  regarding Union Banking Corp., Bank voor Handel en Scheepvart N.V., August Thyssen 
  Bank. I also need Vesting Order #126 – located at Box 338 at the same location. 
  I need the information on Hamburg-American Lines and its US subsidiary/operating 
  company, plus any particulars. I also need the list of “certain blocked nationals” as put in a 
  Presidential proclamation by FDR, and any additional documents that relate to 
  the above, from Location T65.2F76943. I also need to review the annual reports of USOAPC for the period March 11, 
  1942 to June 30, 1943 – located at Pr32.5701. I need property descriptions, 
  financial info, and lists of names (owners, partners, etc.) I also need to review the book listed on your Web site – “The Control 
  of Alien Property,” by Martin Domke (Central Books, a947). Any additional documentation or cross-referencing to records at the Library 
  of Congress will be helpful. I’ll see you tomorrow morning. Thanks very 
  much. 
 
 FAX MEMORANDUM
 Date: September 29, 2003 To: Fred Romanski / National Archives From: John Buchanan Re: Follow-Up Trip Tomorrow – Tuesday, September 30 Hi, Fred. I’m coming back tomorrow for the day, since I was rained out 
  before. I need everything you can find for Silesian-American and/or Silesian Steel, 
  oranything with “Silesian” in it. It’s supposedly Vesting Order 
  #370, but there is no such vesting order listed on your web site. I hope you 
  can track it down – it’s vital to my articles.
 I also need everything for Seamless Steel & Equipment Co., supposedly at 
  Vesting Order #259. In addition, I need all the I.G. Farben bank account vesting orders – 
  5532, 5533, 7943, 7944, 7945, 7946, 7947, 7956, 8569, 11726, 17008 I also need all the vesting order files relating to various assets or Brown 
  Brothers Harriman – 6804 (Amsterdamsche Bank), 7338 (Good Hope Steel & 
  Iron), 7876 (city of Hanover, Germany), 9396 (Martha Obermeyer), 10742 (Genossenschaft 
  Keramik), 11778 (Aramo-Stiftung), 11871 (Willy Scheinwind), 13996 (Willy Scheinwind), 
  14432 (Willibald Bohm), 14688 (Johanna Bohnenberger-Stierlin), 15071 (Katie 
  Krause), 15096 (Compania Argentina de Mandatos-Sociedad Anomina), 15464 (Thersia 
  M.I.B.H.S. M. von Schwarzenberg), 17734 (Dr. Georg Barth), 18174 (Hermann Schmitz 
  and/or IGF) I need these relating to Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart and the Thyssens – 
  6117 (August Thyssen Bank), 8471 (Union Banking Corp.), 8494 (August Thyssen, 
  Union Banking Corp.), 9201 (Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart). Thanks very much, Fred. I’ll be there at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning 
  and stay all day.
 You have been fantastic. I will see that you get proper credit for my reporting.
 
 
 SUMMARY OF BUSH FAMILY
 NAZI CONNECTIONS FROM NATIONAL ARCHIVES Thursday, September 18, 2003 Showing up to three dozen seizures ofbusiness assets seized under the provisions
 of The Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917, beginning October 20, 1942.
 This is a detailed summary of information confirmed in declassified U.S. government 
  documents available in The National Archives. These documents prove, for the 
  first time since World War II, the extent and nature of Bush family support 
  for Adolf Hitler and the Nazi war machine, from 1929-1942, when the U.S. Congress 
  began seizing a number of business enterprises and/or assets controlled and/or 
  managed by Prescott Bush and George Herbert Walker, the grandfather and maternal 
  great-grandfather of President George W. Bush. Much of this information has been available on the Internet for as long as 
  a decade. A number of sites have posted information that upon journalistic investigation 
  turns out to be accurate. Some of the information on the Internet can either 
  not be verified in The National Archives, or has not been found to verify selected 
  claims or representations. However, there is also a wealth of new information and supporting documentation 
  to show that the early and far-reaching support of the Bush-Walker families 
  is much more widely documented than ever previously reported by a journalist. In the meantime, all of the available information on the Internet, such as 
  that at TakeBackTheMedia.com, has been denied by the Bush family and historians, 
  or discredited by the “mainstream” U.S. media. Now there can be no argument about the facts or their historical significance, 
  particularly in light of The Patriot Act, the virtual disappearance of American 
  citizen Jose Padilha, and the invasion and occupation of a sovereign nation 
  (Iraq) under the “pre-emptive” provisions of The Bush Doctrine.The newly-discovered documents at The National Archives (at location B190/80/7/7) 
  link the Bushes and Walkers to the Nazi war machine via the following records 
  from The U.S. Office of the Alien Property Custodian:
 Box 338 – Vesting Order No. 126 Seizure of “all of the assets of the Hamburg-American Line and of the 
  North German Lloyd and of all the American branches jointly operated by them.” 
  Prescott Bush, George Herbert Walker and others operated the U.S. arm of Hamburg-American 
  Line, seized herewith. Among other things, the company offered a cash reward 
  to any American who would travel to Germany on a one-way ticket and proselytize 
  for Hitler. In addition, the line also smuggled Nazi spies into the U.S., even 
  after America had entered the war. Based on the company’s direct relationships with Nazi spies coming into 
  the U.S., President Roosevelt is said to have felt this was an act of treason. Box 341 – Vesting Order No. 248 Seizing “all of the capital stock of the Union Banking Corporation (UBC) 
  and all rights of the Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart and the August Thyssen 
  Bank in the debts of said corporation.” This is “the smoking gun,” 
  as represented on a large number of Web sites such as TakeBackTheMedia.com for 
  years, that proves the extraordinary and vital role the Bushes and Walkers played 
  in bringing Hitler to power. Union Banking Corp., which served as private U.S. 
  banker for Hitler and the Nazi war machine from 1929-October 1942, when it was 
  seized by the U.S. government, links the Bush-Walker partnership directly to 
  Nazi industrialist and steel baron Fritz Thyssen, and his Bank voor Handel entity 
  in Holland. Thyssen was Hitler’s top financier and industrial supporter. 
  He built a huge percentage of the Nazi infrastructure and military capability 
  and published an infamous autobiography entitled I Paid Hitler. Box 400 – Vesting Order No. 5411  Seizing “a bank account owned by Dresdner Bank.” It is believed 
  this account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC). To this day, the modern Brown 
  Brothers Harriman investment banking firm in New York continues to do business 
  with Dresdner Bank, with neither ever being held accountable for major roles 
  in supporting Hitler and the Nazi war machine, particularly after the U.S. entered 
  the war. Box 401 – Vesting Order No. 5426Seizing “a bank account owned by Reichs-Kredit-Gesellschaft, A.G.” 
  It is believed this account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking this Nazi 
  financial entity directly to the Bushes and Walkers. After the war, R-K-G was 
  investigated by the U.S. Property Control and External Assets Branch in Germany, 
  established by Property Division Memorandum No. 4 of March 22, 1948.
 Box 401 – Vesting Order No. 5507
 Seizing “a bank account owned by Deutsche Laenderbank, A.G.” It 
  is believed this account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking this Nazi 
  financial entity directly to the Bushes and Walkers. After the war, Deutsche 
  Laenderbank was investigated by the U.S. Property Control and External Assets 
  Branch in Germany, established by Property Division Memorandum No. 4 of March 
  22, 1948, for its role in opposition to the U.S. It is also believed that the 
  modern Brown Brothers Harriman continues to do business to this day with the 
  surviving corporate entity that was Deutsche Laenderbank, with neither being 
  held publicly accountable for the roles in supporting Hitler and the Nazi war 
  machine.
 Box 401 – Vesting Order No. 5508
 Seizing “a bank account owned by Deutsche Reichsbank.” It is believed 
  this account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking this Nazi financial entity 
  directly to the Bushes and Walkers. It is also believed that the modern Brown 
  Brothers Harriman continues to do business to this day with the surviving corporate 
  entity that was Deutsche Laenderbank, with neither being held publicly accountable 
  for the roles in supporting Hitler and the Nazi war machine.
 Box 401 – Vesting Order No. 5532
 Seizing “a bank account owned by IGF.” IGF is I.G. Farben, the infamous 
  industrial architect of the Third Reich and its death camps, including Auschwitz. 
  It is believed this bank account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the 
  Bushes and Walkers directly to the operator of Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration 
  camps.
 Box 401 – Vesting Order No. 5533
 Seizing “a bank account owned by IGF.” IGF is I.G. Farben, the infamous 
  industrial architect of the Third Reich and its death camps, including Auschwitz. 
  It is believed this bank account was at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the 
  Bushes and Walkers directly to the operator of Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration 
  camps.
 Box 402 – Vesting Order No. 5667
 Seizing “a bank account owned by Hermann Schmitz.” Hermann Schmitz 
  was a high-ranking Nazi banker and financier who helped arrange the transfer 
  of Jewish assets to Swiss bank accounts and others, including the U.S. It is 
  believed this account was held at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the Bushes 
  and Walkers directly to a financial architect of the Third Reich and its crimes 
  against humanity in the plundering of personal property.
 Box 402 – Vesting Order No. 5785Seizing “a bank account held by Deutsch Bank.” After the war, Deutsch(sp) 
  Bank was investigated by the U.S. Property Control and External Assets Branch 
  in Germany, established by Property Division Memorandum No. 4 of March 22, 1948, 
  for its role in opposition to the U.S. It is also believed that the modern Brown 
  Brothers Harriman continues to do business to this day with the surviving corporate 
  entity that was Deutsche Bank, with neither being held publicly accountable 
  for the roles in supporting Hitler and the Nazi war machine.
 Box 403 – Vesting Order No. 5905
 Seizing “a bank account owned by Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart, N.V. 
  (Holland). This was the bank operated by Fritz Thyssen on behalf of Hitler and 
  the Nazi war machine beginning in the mid-1920s. Fritz Thyssen was among the 
  chief industrial and financial architects of Hitler’s rise to power. It 
  is believed this account was held at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the 
  Bushes and Walkers further to Thyssen and his extensive Nazi businesses operations.
 Box 403 – Vesting Order No. 6047
 Seizing “a bank account belonging to Fried (sp) Krupp.” Krupp was 
  from the family of Nazi arms merchants. It is believed this account was located 
  at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the Bushes and Walkers to the infamous 
  Nazi arms dealer.
 Box 404 – Vesting Order No. 6117
 Seizing “a bank account owned by August Thyssen Bank, A.G.” This 
  is another bank operated by the Thyssen family on behalf of Hitler and the Nazi 
  war machine. It is believed this account was held at Union Banking Corp. (UBC), 
  linking the Bushes and Walkers further to the Thyssen family.
 Box 406 – Vesting Order No. 6804
 Seizing “a debt owing to Amsterdamsche Bank N.V. by Brown Brothers Harriman 
  & Co.” This provides another direct link to a Nazi financial entity 
  based in Holland during the war.
 Box 408 – Vesting Orders No. 7116 – 7126
 Seizing a total of eleven (11) bank accounts “owned by Deutsche Bank.” 
  (See earlier entry). These accounts are believed to have been held at Union 
  Banking Corp. (UBC), linking the Bushes and Walkers to major financial dealings 
  with a key Nazi financial arm. To this day, it is believed that Brown Brothers 
  Harriman continues to do business with Deutsche Bank.
 Box 408 – Vesting Order No. 7338
 Seizing “certain debts owing to Good Hope Steel & Iron Works by brown 
  Brothers Harriman & Co., and all rights of the former in a sinking fund 
  held by the latter.” This documents more Bush-Walker dealings with a Nazi 
  business-financial entity vital to the Nazi war machine.
 Box 411 – Vesting Order No. 7876
 Seizing “a debt owing to the city of Hanover, Germany by Brown Brothers 
  Harriman & Co.”
 Box 411 – Vesting Orders No. 7943/47 – 7956
 Seizing six (6) additional bank accounts held by I.G. Farben, believed to be 
  held at Union Banking Corp. (UBC) and linking the Bushes and Walkers directly 
  to the operators of Auschwitz.
 Box 415 – Vesting Order No. 8471
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V., 
  and a debt owing to them by Union Banking Corp. (UBC), providing another direct 
  financial link between the Bushes and Walkers and Nazi industrialist Fritz Thyssen, 
  and the unique role of UBC is serving as private U.S. banker for the Third Reich 
  and its major financial arms.
 Box 415 – Vesting Order No. 8494
 Seizing “certain assets owned by the heirs of August Thyssen, Jr., and 
  certain debts owing to them by Union Banking Corp. (UBC), proving further links 
  between the Bushes and Walkers and the Thyssen family.
 Box 415 – Vesting Order No. 8569
 Seizing another “bank account owned by IGF (I.G. Farben), believed to 
  be at Union Banking Corp. (UBC) and linking the Bushes and Walkers to Auschwitz 
  and other Nazi death camps.
 Box 419 – Vesting Order No. 9201
 Seizing “certain bank accounts and certain securities owned by Bank voor 
  Handel en Scheepvaart, N.V.,” believed to be at Union Banking Corp. (UBC) 
  and linking the Bushes and Walkers further to Nazi industrialist Fritz Thyssen.
 Box 420 – Vesting Order No. 9396
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Martha Obermeyer, and a debt owing 
  to her by
 Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.”
 Box 427 – Vesting Order No. 10742
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Genossenschaft Keramik, and a debt 
  owing to them by Guaranty Trust Co., and a debt owing to them by Brown Brothers 
  Harriman & Co.”
 Box 432 – Vesting Order No. 11726
 Seizing “a bank account owned by IGF (I.G. Farben) and a debt owing to 
  them by Pierce, Scheffler & Parker,” a business entity that had dealings 
  with the Bushes and Walkers via Brown Brothers Harriman and/or Union Banking 
  Corp. (UBC), providing another link between the Bushes, Walkers and the operator 
  of Auschwitz.
 Box 432 – Vesting Order No. 11778
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Aramo-Stiftung, and certain debts 
  owing it by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,” providing another link 
  between the Bushes and Walkers and a key Nazi business entity.
 Box 432 – Vesting Order No. 11871
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Willy Schniewind and others, and 
  a debt owing them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,” providing another 
  link between the Bushes and Walkers and a key Nazi business entity.
 Box 443 – Vesting Order No. 13996
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Willy Schniewind and others, and 
  a debt owing them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.” (See above).
 Box 444 – Vesting Order No. 14178
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Willy Schniewind and others, and 
  a debt owned to them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.” (See above).
 Box 445 – Vesting Order No. 14432
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Willibald Bohm, and certain debts 
  owing to him by Brown Brothers Harriman.”
 Box 447 – Vesting Order No. 14688
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Johanna Bohnenberger-Stierlin, and 
  a debt owing to her by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,” providing links 
  to a wealthy German heiress prominent in the Nazi social hierarchy.
 Box 449 – Vesting Order No. 15071
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Kati Krause, and a debt owing to 
  her by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.”
 Box 449 – Vesting Order No. 15096
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Deutsche Uberseeische Bank, A.G., 
  and others; and a debt owing to Compania Argentina de Mandatos-Sociedad Anomina 
  by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,” providing a direct link to Nazi 
  financial entities that became important with the flights of Nazi war criminals 
  to Argentina after the war.
 Box 451 – Vesting Order No. 15464
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Theresia M.I.B.H.S.M. von Schwarzenberg,; 
  two debts owing to her by Swiss American Corp., and a debt owing to her by Brown 
  Brothers Harriman,” providing a link to another prominent Nazi socialite.
 Box 452 – Vesting Order No. 15723
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Id Deetjen and Ella Deetjen, a bank 
  account owned by them, and certain debts owing to them by Credit Suisse and 
  Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.”
 Box 462 – Vesting Order No. 17615
 Seizing “a 7/10 interest in certain securities owned by Albert Tottien 
  and others, certain debts owing to them by Credit Suisse, and a debt owing to 
  them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.”
 Box 463 – Vesting Order No. 17734
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Dr. Georg Barth and others, a debt 
  owing to them by Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., and a debt owing to them by 
  the National City Bank of New York.”
 Box 465 – Vesting Order No. 17992
 Seizing “certain securities owned by Elise Probsthain and others, and 
  a debt owing to them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.”
 THIS RELATES TO VESTING ORDER 11726 (Box 432)
 owned by IGF; and a debt owing to them by Pierce, Scheffler & Parker. ... 
  owned by Aramo-Stiftung;
 and certain debts owing to them by Brown Brothers Harriman & Co ...
 ties BBH to IGF again, via Pierce, Scheffler & Parker (law firm???)
 THESE ARE NEWLY DECLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS, WHICH PARTIALLY EXPLAINS WHY THE MEDIA 
  NEVER LOOKED… Records of the External Assets Investigation SectionThe Property Control and External Assets Branch was established by Property 
  Division Memorandum No. 4 of March 22, 1948.
 A HISTORIAL NOTE ON THE FATE OF FRITZ THYSSENGerman industrialists and steel magnate who helped finance the Nazi Party. Opposed 
  to the party's rearmament program and anti-Semtic policies, he left Germany. 
  He was later turned over to the Nazis by the Vichy government and spent the 
  remainder of the war in a concentration camp.
   Bush-Nazi Library of Congress Documents List
 September 29, 2003 All documents are from the papers of W. Averell Harriman
 Container Number Series 157-158 World War II files (1941-45 only) 660-670 Special files: business (1919-1945) 686-690 W.A. Harriman & Co. – correspondence, cables,financial records, etc. Looking specifically for
 links to George Herbert Walker and Prescott Bush
 From: Family Papers Correspondence Box 2 Harriman, E. Roland (6 folders) Box 22 Brown Brothers Harriman records, includinghistory and trust change, 1930-50 and general file,
 1941-48
 Box 23 Brown Brothers Harriman, NY office, 1938-48 Box 26 Cables, incoming, Brown Brothers Harriman, 1931,Hamburg-American Line, 1920-26, E. Roland Harriman,
 1925-31 – Wilhelm Cuno, 1920-30
 Box 27 United American Lines, 1922-26  Cables, outgoing – Brown Brothers Harriman, 1931,Wilhelm Cuno, 1920-31, Hamburg-American Line,
 1920-26
 Box 28 E. Roland Harriman, 1925-34 Box 56 Harriman Brothers & Co., 1927-28, Harriman Country Club, 1918, Harriman 
  Fifteen Corp., 1930-41 Box 91 Rotterdamsche Bank Vereeniging, 1920-23 Box 118 Warburg – James, Paul and Max, 1929-46 (2 folders) Box 146 Corporate boards, 1939-40 Box 152 Publicity Policy, 1937 From Harriman Mission Chronological File Box 159 April – June 1941 Box 162 May – September 1942 Box 163 October 1942 – March 1943 From Special Files / Business – Shipping Companies, 1917-1933 Box 677 Bank balances, 1920-21 Box 679 Wilhemn Cuno, 1920-33 (3 folders), Hamburg-American Lines, 1920-23 
  (2 folders) From W.A. Harriman & Co. files, 1920-30 Box 686 Cables, incoming, Set A, Set B, Berlin office (3)Cables, outgoing, Set A, Set B, Central European
 Investing Corp., 1927-28 (3)
 Box 691 Bank statements, W.A. Harriman & Co., 1923-29 Box 701 Press accounts, German, 1925, Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks, 1925-29, Certified 
  List of Stockholders, 1932-40 Box 717 Foreign funds control, 1943, foreign-owned property report, 1941, G.H. 
  Walker & Co., 1926-45,E. Roland and W. Averell Harriman, 1933-44,
 Harriman Fifteen Corp., 1935-42, Journals, 1925-44
 
 
 
The Large-scale Money Laundering for the Nazis by President Bush's Grandfather and Maternal Great-Grandfather
 
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 All documents provided here are in PDF  format and consist of:  copies of National Archive documents (declassified in September 2003), supporting articles, excerpts from books, and other materials compiled by independent journalist, John Buchanan, as well as introductory commentaries authored by him. 
 
 
 
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full PDF containing all files/chapters can be downloaded here.(~89Mb) INTRODUCTION,
COMMENTARIES, AND OTHER WRITINGS BY JOHN BUCHANAN ARE LICENSED UNDER THE CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSING STRUCTURE   Buchanan's Introduction, plus the New York Herald Tribune, July 31, 1941     newspaper article triggering investigation of Prescott Bush and associates     (1-3)Introduction  
(1)
 Commentary - Document 1  
(2)
 New York Herald Tribune, July 31, 1941 
(3)
 
Excerpts from I PAID HITLER, by Fritz Thyssen
(4-6)Pages:    4,
5,
6
 Misrepresentation of the facts in Prescott Bush
biography (7-8)Commentary - Document 2  
(7)
 Biography advertisement
(8)
 Excerpts from DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY     (9-13)
 Pages:
9,
10,
11,
12,
 13
 Polish edition of Newsweek (March 5, 2003) breaks the Bush-Nazi story     (14-26)
 Commentary - Document 3  
(14)
 Translation of the Polish Newsweek article    (24-25)
 Proof of Harriman's 1942 part ownership of Newsweek     (26)
 Pages:   
15,
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20,
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22,
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24,
25,
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Counterattack by the right-wing magazine, National Review     (27-32)
 Commentary - Document 4      (27)
 Sept. 1, 2003, National Review article    (28-32)
 Pages:   
28,
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30,
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32
 
Post WWII refusal to divest Nazi financial ties even after U.S. charges (33-36)
 Commentary - Document 5 (33)
 Proof of post-WWII Nazi financial ties (34-36)
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34,
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36
 U.S. Seizure of the Nazi related Hamburg-American Line (37-40)
 Commentary - Document 6 (37)
 Office of Alien Property Custodian paperwork (38-40)
 Pages:   
38,
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40
 
 
 18-Year Chronology of Union Banking Corp.'s business w/ Nazi entities (41-90)
 Commentary - Document 7 (41)
 Union Banking Corporation documents (1924-1942) (42-90)
 Pages:   
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Holland-American Trading Corp., investigation and seizure (91-99)
 Commentary - Document 8 (91)
 October 28, 1942, Vesting Order #261 (92-99)
 Pages:   
92,
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99
 
 
 Seamless Steel Equipment Corp., investigation and seizure (100-114)
 Commentary - Document 9 (100)
 October 28, 1942, Vesting Order #259 (101-114)
 Pages: 101,
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114
 
 
Seizure of assets held by August
Thyssen, Fritz Thyssen's father (115-117)
 Commentary - Document 10 (115)
 March 28, 1946, Vesting Order #6117 (116-117)
 Pages:   
116,
117
 
 Good Hope Steel & Iron Works, investigation and seizure (118-120)
 Commentary - Document 11 (118)
 July 31, 1946, Vesting Order #7338 (119-120)
 Pages:   
119,
120
 
 Debt Owing to City of Hanover, Germany,  confirmation of  seizure     (121-124)
 Commentary - Document 12     (121)
 October 14, 1946,  Vesting Order #7876     (122-124)
 Pages:   
122.
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124
 
Assets of and Debts Owing to August Thyssen, Jr.,  confirmation of seizure     (125-129)
 Commentary - Document 13       (125)
 March 20, 1947,  Vesting Order #8494       (126-129)
 Pages:   
126,
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129
 
Bank voor Handel en Scheepvaart N.V.,  investigation and seizure     (130-143)
 Commentary - Document 14     (130)
 May 29, 1947,  Vesting Order #9201      (131-143)
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143
 
Stock and American Share Certificate from Martha Obermeyer,  confirmation of seizure     (144-145)
 Commentary - Document 16      (144)
 July 14,  1947, Vesting Order #9396     (145)
 Pages:   
145
 
Stocks and Debts Owned by Genossenschaft Keramik,  confirmation of seizure     (146-152)
 Commentary - Document 17     (146)
 February 24, 1948,  Vesting Order #10742    (147-152)
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147,
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152
 
Securities and Debts Owned by Aramo-Stiftung,  confirmation of seizure     (153-160)
 Commentary - Document 18     (153)
 August 3, 1948,  Vesting Order #10746     (154-160)
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Securities and Debt Owned by Mueller and Schniewind, confirmation of seizure     (161-166)
 Commentary - Document 19     (161)
 1948-1949,  Vesting Orders #11871 and #13996      (162-166)
 Pages:   
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166
 
 Stocks and Bonds and Debts Owned by Willibald Bohm, confirmation of seizure     (167-169)
 Commentary - Document 20     (167)
 March 9, 1950,  Vesting Order #14432     (168-169)
 Pages:   
168,
169
 
Securities and Debt Owned by Kati Krause, confirmation of seizure     (170-171)
 Commentary - Document 21     (170)
 August 29, 1950,  Vesting Order #15071     (171)
 Pages:   
171
 
Compania Argentina de Mandatos-Sociedad Anonima, investigation and seizure     (172-176)
 Commentary - Document 22     (172)
 August 30, 1950,  Vesting Order #15096     (173-176)
 Pages:   
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Securities and Debt Owned by Theresia Maria von Schwarzenberg, confirmation of seizure     (177-187)
 Commentary - Document 23     (177)
 October 30, 1950,  Vesting Order #15464     (178-187)
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Treasury Department Memo and Related Newspaper Article     (188-190)
 Commentary - Document 25     (188)
 October 20, 1943, Treasury Dept. press release      (189)
 April 29, 1942,  New York City Herald Tribune newspaper article, "Sales to Agents of Axis Laid to U.S. Concerns"     (190)
 Pages:   
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190
 
Newspaper Article and Letter from Prescott Bush     (191-193)
 Commentary - Document 26     (191)
 July 7, 1942,     New York Journal American newspaper article about W. A. Harriman one month before the seizure of Hamburg-American Line      (192)
 July 8, 1942,     Prescott Bush letter to the editor the next day     (193)
 Pages:   
192,
193
   Memo of Conversation between W. Averell Harriman and Field Marshall(194-196)Commentary - Document 27 (194)
 October 28, 1942, Harriman-Smuts memo
(195-196)
 Pages:   
195,
196
 
 
 Relationship of Bush and Harrimans to Warburg family     (197-202)
 Commentary - Document 28     (197)
 1923-1929,  assorted letters and telegrams      (198-202)
 Pages:   
198,
199,
200,
201,
202
 
Harriman Fifteen Corporation Investments     (203-204)
 Commentary - Document 29     (203)
 February 28, 1931,  Harriman Fifteen Corporation Securities Position      (204)
 Pages:   
204
 
Letter Regarding Patriotic Activities of Brown Brothers Harriman     (205-207)
 Commentary - Document 30     (205)
 August 12, 1924,  letter written to Harriman      (206-207)
 Pages:   
206,
207
 
Stock Values of Bush and Harriman Shares in Union Banking Corporation     (208-209)
 Commentary - Document 31     (208)
 August 24, 1942,  securities statement      (209)
 Pages:   
209
 
Sullivan & Cromwell Reference in Letter     (210-212)
 Commentary - Document 32     (210)
 January 20, 1933,  reference letter      (211-212)
 Pages:   
211,
212
 
The New Hampshire Gazette publishes an investigative report on the above materials researched in The National Archives by John Buchanan    (213-218)
 Commentary - Document 33     (213)
 October 10, 2003, the  entire article as it appeared in the New Hampshire
Gazette     (214-218)
 Pages:   
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