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Most people know the Rothschilds.
Almost no one knows the Sassoons.

Yet in the 19th century, the Sassoon family built one of the most powerful financial networks in history — spanning Baghdad, Bombay, Shanghai, and London.

They didn’t conquer land.
They financed trade.

They turned cotton, silver, and opium into ports, factories, banks, and cities.
They mastered global commerce before globalization had a name.
And they proved that real power doesn’t sit on thrones — it flows through money.

This video explores:
– How a family of exiles became the financial backbone of empire
– How trade and credit shaped global power in the 19th century
– Why the Sassoon model still explains how modern empires work
– And why history remembers consequences, not intentions

The Sassoons weren’t servants of empire.
They were its bloodstream.

If you want to understand how money really builds power,
this story matters.