Victory in Europe Day: These American Corporations Aided Nazi Germany

From Coca-Cola to Nestle, some of the most iconic American brands eagerly took part in the Nazi experiment.

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It kind of makes one wonder why Russia involved itself with being an ally of the very entities that have always stifled its advancement only to again remain being their target afterwards. Actually during also if you know the history. The westernized governments were actually gleeful about the damage Germany would cause on Russia. It was not only high in cost for Russia in treasury, they also lost approximately 27 million people to that war. Russia had to be aware of this.

{In the 1930s and 1940s, only the United States and Venezuela produced large quantities of oil. Starved of the substance, Germany was almost completely dependent on imports from the Western hemisphere, which Standard Oil dominated. Even after the United States declared war on Germany, it continued to use a great array of tricks to fuel Germany’s war effort, quietly filling up German tankers in the Spanish Canary Islands who would then transport the crucial liquid to German ports. Indeed, one historian quipped that “Without the explicit help of Standard Oil, the Nazi air force would never have gotten off the ground in the first place.”}

{The American business community was deeply impressed by Hitler. Wall Street executive Prescott Bush (the father and grandfather of two presidents) aided Hitler’s rise and even organized a failed coup to overthrow President Roosevelt and install German-style fascism in the United States. Chase Bank performed a number of key duties for the Nazis, including accepting, laundering and converting their money into foreign currency. In 1945, they were placed on trial in a federal court for violation of the Trading with the Enemy Act. And if there is one thing Henry Ford is known for besides his cars, it is his antisemitism. Ford himself received a medal from Hitler in 1938 and profiteered from both sides during the war, manufacturing vehicles for both the Allies and the Nazis. The company is also widely accused of knowingly using slave labor in its German plants. In 2000, Food giant Nestle paid out over $14 million to survivors for the same practice.}

Tell me again how capitalist don't highly revert and or correlate to/with fascism. When you allow the word game to repel you from the end game of state/capitalist communism, it's because they are attempting to keep us from learning the diverse aspects of socialism as a whole. To this very day it's often debated what Germany was in that period. I'll argue it's by design between fascism or socialism. Socialism begets just as nasty as a label as fascism receives in this narrative. So socialism becomes a deterrent towards the study of Marxism. This deterrence has stifled a real sense in the ability to conform a globally functional system for the benefit of all societies in which we see multiple test plots globally. Some working well to others being tested by interference from outside sources with an agenda to cause failure. The balance between capitalism and socialism is a must for an equally productive society or it will always lead to fascism. History has proven this time and time again in other terms.

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