Or even offered to return any of the money to their bank’s investors?
An example:
Starting in the late 1920s, and lasting until 1942, after WWII had started and Germany had declared war on the United States, Prescott Bush, as head of the banking firm of Brown Brothers And Harriman, provided 40% of the funding that put Hitler in power and built his war machine. It wasn’t until the ‘Trading With The Enemy Act’ of 1942 was passed and the Bush banking assets were frozen by our government that the funding stopped.
The Bush family wasn’t the only ones guilty. Many other American firms, like Standard Oil and Union Bank, funded Hitler and continued to do so even after Hitler’s crimes against mankind came to light.
I’m just wondering if the Bush family, or any American businessman, ever publicly apologized for helping put a madman into power?
(And I'm not pointing a finger at George H. B. Bush. He was a true American war hero and I respect him for that.)
2007-09-29
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