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The Rothschild Dynasty 79
republic of labor, floating over the Hotel De Ville. (The
Paris City Hall)
One of the things we learned from the Paris Commune is
that it disenchanted the majority of the French people, but the
leaders who slipped away to England and Switzerland with the
help of the Freemasons and Illuminati, regarded it as a landmark
in the rise of International Socialism in Germany, Spain, Russia
and Italy. Karl Marx in London became the clearinghouse for
International Marxism, but right next to him stood Engels and the
Rothschilds.
In the Untold History, we are told that the Rothschilds
were the agents for the Frankfurt Masons, of which the
Landgrave of Hesse was the Master, whose finances the
Rothschilds controlled. At this juncture a few notations about
Bismarck would be appropriate since he played a major role in
shaping the destiny of not only Germany, but the whole of
Europe.
According to author John Reeves in his work, The
Rothschilds, Bismarck was regarded as a mere valet of the
Rothschilds and was half-Jewish.
Documents in the British Museum suggest that
Bismarck's natural father was Marshal Soult, the real "Waterloo"
of Napoleon I: "Does it not prove that Marshal Soult was his real
father and not the quiet Prussian small landowner, the official
father of Bismarck?"
After Napoleon had been put down by the Rothschilds,
they needed a new leader and they created such a one in
Otto Bismarck. His father, William, married Louise
Menken [the Menkens were Jews] — a bourgeoisie of
unknown origin. He took her into his country place,
which the French troops of Napoleon soon invaded, and
in a nearby chateau, Marshal Soult established his
headquarters.