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in Africa, throughout the period of the war, without interruption, until the
liberation.
2.2 HOW SYNARCHY BANKERS PLAYED LAVAL
The initial problem the Synarchist leadership encountered with their
fascist-corporate control scheme was that Laval would not play along with
it. It is not clear as to when Laval was introduced to the idea of Synarchy,
but it was very likely as early as 1930, during his first Prime ministership, or
even before, when he was Mayor of Aubervilliers. The role of Laval's
{Banque Nationale pour le Commerce et l'Industrie} (B.N.C.I.) was a
marker in this respect. The most interesting part of its involvement,
however, occurred during the early years of the Vichy government, until the
time the government arm of the synarchy is revealed to the public in March
1941, probably under Laval's orders. The sequence of events was as follows:
Historian Richard F. Kuisel, who attempted to downplay the Vichy
regime of the synarchy as a "legend", exposed nonetheless how this
synarchy established itself inside the government of France much before the
Vichy regime. Kuisel wrote: "Saint-Yves's thought became part of the
Martinist doctrine through the efforts of Papus. After the latter's death, the
Martinist order experienced a schism. In 1921, those who were loyal
disciples of Saint-Yves [d'Alveydre], and who shared his political interests,
established their own temple, in Paris, and called their cult the {Ordre
Martiniste et Synarchiste}. While the older branch {Ordre Martiniste}
discarded Saint-Yves' teaching, the new dissident Martinist Order dedicated
itself to modernizing and promoting synarchical theory. Its founder and first
Grand Master was Victor Blanchard, an official of the Chamber of Deputies.
It was Blanchard's schismatic Martinist Order that spawned the mysterious
{Mouvement Synarchist d'Empire} (MSE), a society founded in 1922, to
win the world's elite to synarchical principles, and it was the MSE that, in
turn, produced the key document in the legend of the Vichy Synarchy - the
MSE Pact. " (Richard F. Kuisel, {The Legend of the Vichy Synarchy},
French Historical Studies. Need complete reference.)
In March-April of 1940 Dr. Henri Martin, one of the leaders of the
Cagoule (The Hooded Ones), a former Maurrassien, anti-communist, anti-
Semite, and Nazi collaborator, who had become the head of Vichy's Special
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