International Bankers and the Creation of the Federal Reserve System

International bankers, with relentless zeal, pursued their goal to influence the United States' financial system.

Their main agents were Kuhn, Loeb and Co., and the J.P. Morgan Co.

Abraham Kuhn and Solomon Loeb, originally general merchandise merchants, established Kuhn, Loeb and Co. in New York in 1867. They set them up to watch them fall.