| Maison Rouge was organized by Martin Bormann |
Bormann is not in the report. Added later via Manning (1981). See Maison Rouge meeting 1944 |
Not in report |
| Schacht, von Schröder, von Schnitzler attended Maison Rouge |
Not in the report's attendee list. Schacht is from East German writer Mader (considered implausible) |
Later embellishment |
| The Bosse quotes ('strong German empire... after defeat'; secret research bureaus) |
Match the report text |
Report says it |
| July 1945 Senate subcommittee (Kilgore) reported about 750 German firms set up in neutral countries (Spain 112, Sweden 233, Switzerland 214, Argentina 98...) |
Consistent with the Kilgore 'Elimination of German Resources for War' hearings; exact figures to confirm |
Confirm figures |
| BIS: McKittrick (American) was president 1940–46; Czech gold (23 t) moved to the Reichsbank in March 1939 via the BIS account at the Bank of England under Norman; Schacht, von Schröder and Norman on its board |
Correct (BIS history; Bank of England archive; LeBor) |
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| BIS approved 500 tons of gold to Brazil in 1945 ('$70 billion'; later '$70 million') |
Unsourced; the figure is inconsistent within the video |
Unsourced, inconsistent |
| Standard Oil–IG Farben cartel; butyl rubber withheld; Truman called it close to treason |
Documented (1942 Truman Committee) |
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| Schroder, Rockefeller & Co. (1936); Dulles director of Schroder's NY bank |
Documented |
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| Waldorf-Astoria party (June 1940) with Westrick, Behn (ITT), Mooney (GM), Edsel Ford |
Documented (Higham, Trading with the Enemy); Mooney and Henry Ford got the Order of the German Eagle |
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| Walter Schellenberg 'head of the Gestapo' |
✗ Schellenberg ran SD foreign intelligence; the Gestapo head was Heinrich Müller |
Wrong role |
| Business Plot (1933–34) to remove FDR |
Real congressional testimony (Butler; McCormack–Dickstein); named financiers were never charged; the Bush involvement is not established |
Plot real; backers unproven |
| Nelson Rockefeller's Office of Inter-American Affairs was the intelligence agency for Latin America |
✗ Latin American intelligence was the FBI's Special Intelligence Service; Rockefeller's office did propaganda/economic warfare |
Wrong agency |
| BSC offices at Rockefeller Center |
Correct (630 Fifth Ave) |
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| Donovan microfilmed OSS files for his own use as OSS closed |
Correct (NARA M1642) |
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| WCC incorporated in Panama, Aug 1945, led by Stephenson, Donovan, Hambro, Nelson Rockefeller |
Vault: formed May 1945 as BACC, re-registered in Panama April 1947 (Time). Rockefeller is secondary-source only |
Dates conflict; Rockefeller weak |
| WCC seeded with ~$10M Nazi money held by the OSS |
Source: Eustace Mullins, an antisemitic conspiracy author. Low reliability |
Weak source |
| WCC absorbed Sofindus (the Nazi front conglomerate in Spain) and its 25 subsidiaries |
Source: Ralph Ganis, The Skorzeny Papers (2018). Single author reading Skorzeny's private papers |
Single source |
| WCC president Frank Ryan and VP Ricardo Sicre appear heavily in Skorzeny's papers; Sicre lived in Skorzeny's Madrid building |
Ganis |
Single source |
| Aline Griffith: 'Otto came in as leader and everything changed' |
Griffith (OSS, later Countess of Romanones) did work in Madrid; her memoirs are known for embellishment; exact source of this quote not given |
Quote unsourced |
| The Kit Green–Vallée 'brotherhood... in a contractor's basement... men in their 70s' conversation |
Vallée, Forbidden Science vol. 4 (to confirm page) |
Confirm |
| DeLonge 'encoded' a real company as Maynard |
Co-author/adviser Jim Semivan reportedly concluded DeLonge assembled it from public pieces |
Synthesis likely |