Poland's Princess Catherine
Radziwill (1858 - 1941), who
once stalked, proposed to, and
was rejected by,
Rothschild-financed Cecil
Rhodes. And was soon after
imprisoned in
South Africa, after forging
Rhodes's signature to implicate
him in fraudulent loans.
Princess Catherine wrote an article
entitled Hitler's
Coming Doom, which appeared
in Liberty
Magazine on
February 9, 1935. I can't track down
that article, but letters addressed
to Princess
Catherine, and her response, were
published in Liberty
Magazine on
April 27, 1935.
ROTHSCHILD LOAN TO HITLER?
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—Princess Catherine Radzwill, in Hitler's Coming Doom, in February 9 Liberty, made a definite statement that a Baron von Rothschild loaned huge sums of money to Hitler on the condition that General von Scheleicher must be removed entierely from German politics and "that the Jews must not be persecuted or in any way discriminated against."
To the best of my knowledge, there is no German Baron Rothschild connected with the Thyssen interests. Does Princess Radziwill by any chance imply that the French branch of the Rothschild family supported Hitler?—Joseph Braimin, Editor, Seven Arts.
SUTTON BAY, ONT.—Princess Radziwill certainly should explain how come she describes Hitler taking money from the German banker Baron F. Rothschild, who, it is certain, never existed.—C.S.
(Princess Radziwill answers! "I did not say that 'a Baron Rothschild' loaned huge sums of money to Hitler, and I have not written anything of the kind, but just stated that the Rothschild interests advanced money to back the Hitler cause at one time, which is a very different thing. The Rothschild interests comprise all the magnates of the Ruhr, the Deutsche and Disconto Bank, Thyssen, the Stinnes interests, and so forth, and these were all concerned in keeping order in Germany, where the Red elements were getting very powerful."—Vox for Editor.)
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