Historical Facts On Nazi Roots Of ‘Brussels EU’ Presented In The London Times By Dr. Rath Foundation

Walter Hallstein: German lawyer, Chief Architect and First President of the ‘Brussels EU’ from 1958 to 1967.

1938. Following a decisive prewar meeting between Hitler and Mussolini, Hallstein played a key role representing Nazi Germany in negotiations with Fascist Italy, with the goal of creating the legal basis for a postwar European dictatorship under German political and corporate control.

1939. In a speech given in Rostock, Germany, on 23 January, Hallstein revealed the intended post-WWII plans for Europe. The most important law in the occupied countries would be the ‘Law for the Protection of the German Blood and Honour’.

1945. Interrogated by the Allied Denazification Board, Hallstein denied any affiliation with the Nazi Regime. This blatant lie paved the way for his post-WWII career – pursuing the same corporate goals with ‘different methods’.

1957. On 25 March, Hallstein (right) became one of the 12 signatories of the ‘Treaty of Rome,’ the pact that created the foundation for the corporate-controlled ‘Brussels EU’ of today. At left is German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.

1958-1967. For almost ten years, Hallstein held the post of President of the ‘Brussels EU’ Commission, the unelected executive power of Europe. With the help of thousands of technocrats his plans for a Europe under corporate control were realized.

1961-1973. During these years Hallstein (right) actively lured the United Kingdom into joining the ‘Brussels EU’. Towards this end he met with British Prime Minister Edward Heath (left) on numerous occasions.

1972. In his book ‘Europe in the Making’, Hallstein celebrates the undemocratic nature of the Brussels EU’: “The [EU] Commission is entrusted with what virtually amounts to a monopoly in taking the initiative in all matters affecting the [European] Community.” Today, Hallstein’s plan has become a reality.