pahunkboy
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The 1990 Echo of Weimar 1923 Germany’s fate during the crucial strategic development of 1923, was a product of that history to which I have referred, summarily, above. It was a history whose principal developments date from the 1890 expulsion of Chancellor Bismarck through the influence exerted by the Prince of Wales Albert Edward. This was not a mere matter of personalities; it has been an outgrowth of what has been expressed in the subsumed role of personalities. The actions taken against Germany, jointly, by Britain’s Margaret Thatcher, France’s President François Mitterrand, and U.S. President George H.W. Bush, had been virtually copies of that collective decision of the Versailles victors which had been used by, principally, the same British interests, and their Wall Street accomplices, which had brought Adolf Hitler to power in Germany at the close of January 1933. That is a bitter lesson to be considered from past history, for today. How shall we now escape the presently onrushing repetition of old follies which had gripped our United States, once more, in these, our present, recent times?/snip http://www.larouchepac.com/node/13731
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