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One family. Two brothers. Opposite sides of the most destructive war in history — and both of them walked into the same peace conference at Versailles when it was over.
This is the story of M.M. Warburg & Co., a private bank founded in Hamburg in 1798 that is still operating today. While millions died in the trenches of World War One, Max Warburg was advising Kaiser Wilhelm II in Berlin, and his brother Paul — a naturalized American citizen — was sitting as Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve in Washington. Neither of them planned it that way. But that's exactly what makes it so fascinating.
We trace the Warburg family from their origins as Jewish merchants in Venice, through five generations of banking in Hamburg, to the secret meeting on Jekyll Island in 1910 where Paul helped design the American central banking system. Then the war breaks out. Then Versailles. Then the rise of the Nazis, confiscation, exile, and an eventual return to Hamburg by an American Army officer who happened to be the founder's grandson.
This is not a conspiracy theory. It's a story about how financial power actually works — across borders, across generations, and across the wreckage of empires.
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