" . . . What worries Europeans most about the Bonesmen is the suspicion that the organization may have a neo-Nazi tendency or that it may be animated by anti-Semitic sentiments. According to various reports about the activities of the Bonesmen throughout the years, it appears that many prominent members, in particular those linked to the Union Bank in New York and its sister bank in Holland at the beginning of WWII, were financing Hitler throughout the war and as late as 1945. Italians and Germans alike have a long history of secret associations meddling in the internal affairs of their countries."
What I find odd is that this article does not mention that Prescott Bush--George Jr.'s grandfather--was one of those who helped sell at least fifty million dollars worth of Nazi Party war bonds within America (in a time when fifty mil was a lot of money).
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