Rockefeller and Warburg. The great allies of the Rothschilds. The most powerful families on earth

The wealth concentrated in the hands of influential medieval banking families is today the foundation - multiplied to the nth degree - that make their descendants so powerful.

After "The Rothschilds and the others", Pietro Ratto returns patiently to mend the genealogical connections, hitherto kept hidden, between the families that determine the world economic, financial and political equilibrium, focusing specifically on the unimaginable political influence exerted by the Warburg family (considered the "Rothschilds of Hamburg") in Germany and their progressive approach to the very rich Rockefellers, under the protection of the great Rothschild dynasty. A work that offers a new perspective on many historical events of the last centuries: the Italian origins of many of the dynasties that have influenced, and still do, the economic and financial stability of great foreign powers; the thwarted birth and tortuous developments of the Federal Reserve; the unsuspected secret alliances between apparently rival factions and dynasties; the many shadows on the sinking of the Titanic; the true objectives of international interventions aimed, officially, at restoring world peace or equilibrium. All this - and much more - makes this essay a disorienting book, offering a truly new perspective on many historical events of the last centuries.