Rockefeller “Internationalist”: The Man Who Misrules the World
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Rockefeller “Internationalist”: The Man Who Misrules the World by Emanuel M. Josephson presents an extensive investigation of the Rockefeller family’s economic and political influence, arguing that the Rockefeller empire developed far beyond Standard Oil into a vast network encompassing banking, industry, philanthropy, education, medicine, social science, government, and international affairs. Josephson traces the rise of the Rockefeller interests and contends that their foundations and affiliated organizations became instruments for shaping public policy and promoting internationalism, while examining their alleged connections with the Council on Foreign Relations, the Institute of Pacific Relations, the United Nations, Soviet Russia, and Germany’s I.G. Farben cartel. He further argues that cooperation between powerful financial and industrial interests and supposedly opposing political regimes served a broader drive toward centralized international control. Published in 1952 and dedicated to the preservation of the U.S. Constitution, the book presents Josephson’s case that concentrated private wealth and political influence had become a hidden force directing major developments in twentieth-century American and world affairs.
