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1939 Two largest German tank manufacturers are Opel, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors in the United States controlled by J.P. Morgan, and the Ford subsidiary in Germany of the Ford Motor Company. 1939 The German electrical equipment industry concentrates into a few major corporations linked inter- nationally by stock ownership to International General Electric and International Telephone and Tele- graph in the U.S. All American owned subsidiaries in Germany escape bombing during the war. 1939 Stephenson (A Man Called Intrepid) is quoted as saying in April 1939 that “the president (FDR) is one of us.” Roosevelt tells Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada and longtime Rockefeller agent, “our frontier is on the Rhine.” 1939 Dr.Weston Price, a research dentist, publishes Nutrition and Physical Degeneration: A Compari- son of Primitive and Modern Diets and Their Effects, which proved that refined foods and sugar causes physical degeneration and disease and opposed to natural unrefined foods. 1939 A government investigator, Dr. Frasier, uses a hammer and smashes Moray’s radiant energy detec- tor. At one time, Moray is asked to investigate the effects on humans of high energy, high frequency cur- rent. Henry w would g0 into debt until il 1949. 1939 Federal District of Columbia institutes the Public Salary Tax to impose tax on government employees or r anyone who worked in a “federal area.’ 1939 Colonel Stewart Menzies, one of the four who set up the OSS in the United States, is appointed head of MI6 (until 1951). 1940 The Buck Act is passed in the United States, allows any department of the Federal Government to create a “federal area” in order to impose the Public Salary Tax Act in that area. (See 1939). The Buck Act redefines the term “state” to include any territory or possession of the United States, and redefines the term “federal area” in such a way that land located within the exterior boundaries of a State “shall be deemed to be a Federal area located within such State.” 1940 William Stephenson arrives in New York with a letter to William Donovan from Admiral Blinker Hall, a British Naval Intelligence officer whom Donovan had met in 1916. The letter proposes an Amer- ican intelligence agency, although the U.S. was not at war. FDR sends Donovan to London on July 15th, and Stephenson wires London that the U.S. embassy is not to be informed. The president, FDR, assures Stephenson that “I'm your biggest undercover agent.” 1940 Germany orders compulsory mass immunization for children. As a result, by 1945, Germany's Diphtheria cases increase from 40,000 to 250,000. 363 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1939 Cartels control 87% of mineral products in the United States. 1939 Standard Oil President Frank Howard visits Germany. 1939 Psychiatrists in Brandenburg Germany begin operation of gas chambers to kill mental patients. 1939 Germany invades western Poland. Russia invades eastern Poland. Both Germany and Russia com- mit atrocities and mass murder. 1939 Dr.Emanuel Josephson reveals AMA cover-up of Vitamin E benefits. 1939 Standard Oil of New Jersey loans I.G. Farben $20 million in aviation gasoline. 1939 Radio astronomer Grite Reber claims receiving Morse code from space. 1939 Assassination attempt on Hitler. 1940 Roosevelt re-elected President in the United States. 1940 The FBI intimidates Henry Moray. 1940 The multi-cavity magnetron becomes available, permitting development of a practical radar unit. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation