Jewish Domination Of Weimar Germany 1919-1932

Author:Eckart-Verlag
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: anti-communism, communism, nazi, jewish, weimar
Published: 1933-03-26T16:00:00+00:00

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offices of the Social Democrat Reich Chancellor Bauer. In a letter signed by Secretary of State Abegg and addressed to the Government Presidents in Osnabriick, Munster and Dusseldorf, in which they are directed to occasion no difficulties to the Barmat family when they cross the frontier, it was asserted that Barmat was a member of the Dutch Legation. The Dutch Legation protested against this absolutely false statement.

Once in Germany, the Barmats were in no time the owners of ten banks and of a large number of industrial undertakings. They had unlimited credit with the Prussian State Bank, which led to the final collapse of this concern with a loss of between 60 and 70 million marks, about half of which was due to credit granted to the Barmats.

These big profiteers also lived in gorgeous style. Their Social Democratic protectors were regular guests at their princely banquets, and on one occasion one of them, who was in full evening dress and absolutely drunk, fell into the water after leaving the island of Schwanenwerder and was only fished out again with difficulty.

The case in which these swindlers were the accused ended, like the Sklarz corruption case, with quite trifling terms of imprisonment, in no relation to the damage they had done. Julius (ludko) Barmat, whose term of imprisonment was not quite covered by the time he had spent in prison before trial who had done damage to the Reich to the extent of 38 0v>0000 marks and heartlessly ruined the existence of numerous smaller men, was condemned to eleven months' imprisonment in March, 1928. Bui in any case the discovery ;•" i'.icse criminal cases cost their well-wisher, the German l-'eiei: Chancellor Hermann Bauer, who had so far been a blameless citizen, the office of Reich Chancellor.

The case of the eastern Jews Ivan and Alexander Kutisker and Michael Hotzmann was a second-class affair, because the "heroes"' had not worked quite so successfully. They had only received such a "small" portion of the usual "business ability" of their race from their stepmother Nature, ♦hat they had to content themselves with swindling the Prussian State Bank out of the modest sum of "only" 14,000,000 gold marks.

A very big case, especially owing to its extent and profundity and the especially infernal stench of the mire of corruption discovered on this occasion, was that of the three brothers Leo, Max and Willy Sklarek. The unlimited and

unreserved support afforded them by the Social Democrats and Communists with positions in the Berlin municipal offices permitted of their making a brilliant raid on the Berlin City Bank. Their "red" protectors considered them to be "royal merchants". The entire deliveries of clothing for the City of Berlin, the equipment of those in receipt of the dole, of the police and of the tramway and underground railway officials were played into their hands. There was hardly one of the municipal officials who came within their reach, from

Chief Burgomaster Boss downwards, who resisted and escaped their bribery. They were

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