Скачать или смотреть World War I: The Financial War That Still Controls Your Money

This was not just a war of trenches, artillery, and shattered bodies.
World War I was also a financial war — one fought far from the front lines, inside vaults, bond markets, central banks, and the quiet offices of powerful financiers.
While soldiers paid in blood, governments calculated balance sheets.
Gold reserves were drained. Bonds replaced metal. And money itself was transformed into a weapon.
In 1914, Europe entered the war believing it would be short and affordable.
Instead, it unleashed a financial experiment that would permanently alter how money works.
Nations abandoned the gold standard. Printing presses replaced discipline. Debt became patriotic.
And ordinary people — workers, savers, and small investors — paid the price.
This documentary reveals how World War I broke the old financial order and created the system we still live under today.
It explores how governments learned to finance the unimaginable, how money became detached from reality, and how global power quietly shifted from Europe to the United States — not through battles, but through ledgers.
From war bonds sold as patriotism, to inflation that wiped out life savings…
From London losing financial dominance to Wall Street rising as the new global center of power…
From gold-backed currencies to debt-driven economies…
This is the hidden story behind the war that still controls your money.
If you believe money is neutral, stable, or purely technical — think again.
History shows that money is power, control, and sometimes the deadliest weapon of all.
Watch carefully.
Because the financial playbook written during World War I is still being used today — in modern crises, central bank policies, and global debt systems.
History does not repeat itself exactly.
But it always rhymes.