The Rise and Fall of the Fourth Reich by Neal Owens

The Rise and Fall of the Fourth Reich by Neal Owens

At the downfall of the Third Reich, high-ranking and wealthy members of the Nazi party fled to the autocratic regime in Spain to plan the Fourth Reich. The leader of these former SS, Gestapo, and Nazi intelligence officers was a man named Heinrich Dorfmeister. He was the intellectual leader of the SS think tank and had a backdoor business partnership with Joseph Stalin.

At the end of World War II, the Soviet Union had stretched its grip across Eastern Europe, and Communism replaced Nazism as the biggest threat to the United States of America.

To combat the threat, the CIA recruited the Nazis in Spain to work as spies and consultants because of their expertise on Soviet Union affairs. In return, the Nazis received asylum in the USA and increased wealth.

Those war criminals found kinship in the America First Coalition, whose ideology was ultranationalism, and used their wealth and influence to help certain political candidates get elected to Congress and the White House. With Fascism disguised under democracy, these far-right-wing members of the Elephant party brought back the Bellamy Salute and made America the Fourth Reich.