Translations:Chronologische Auflistung der Verträge zur Schuldenversklavung/3/en: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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|Ottoman Empire takes its first foreign loan (Rothschild). | |Ottoman Empire takes its first foreign loan (Rothschild). | ||
|Ottoman tax revenues (salt, tobacco, stamps) pledged to foreign bondholders. | |Ottoman tax revenues (salt, tobacco, stamps) pledged to foreign bondholders. | ||
|[#TREATY OF PARIS (December 10, 1898)|Yes] | |[[#TREATY OF PARIS (December 10, 1898)|Yes]] | ||
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|1861 - U.S. Civil War Greenbacks Issued | |1861 - U.S. Civil War Greenbacks Issued | ||
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|Greenbacks (debt- free public money) | |Greenbacks (debt- free public money) | ||
|Lincoln creates interest-free currency - bypassing private banks. | |Lincoln creates interest-free currency - bypassing private banks. | ||
| | | (temporary restoration of sovereign money). | ||
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| TREATY / EVENT | WAR BEFORE / AFTER | INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED | PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION | TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS | NOTE |
| 1854 – Greece: "Ephoria" Law | - | Ephories (Tax Collection Offices) | First tax agency created explicitly tocollect revenues for foreign creditors. | Greek state and ecclesiastical lands pledged as collateral for debt repayment. | - |
| 1856 - Treaty of Paris (Crimean War) | Crimean War (1853– 1856) | - | Ottoman Empire takes its first foreign loan (Rothschild). | Ottoman tax revenues (salt, tobacco, stamps) pledged to foreign bondholders. | Yes |
| 1861 - U.S. Civil War Greenbacks Issued | U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865) | Greenbacks (debt- free public money) | Lincoln creates interest-free currency - bypassing private banks. | (temporary restoration of sovereign money). | - |
| 1862 - U.S. Revenue Act | U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865) | Bureau of Internal Revenue (IRS) | First U.S. federal income tax - created to service war debt. | U.S. citizens become revenue streams for war debt repayment. | - |
| 1868 - 14th Amendment (U.S.) | U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865) | "U.S. Citizen" as legal fiction / corporate entity | The citizen becomes a surety for the national debt - the Republic replaced by a corporation. | The natural rights-bearing individual is replaced by a corporate "citizen" whose primary function is debt service. | - |
| 1871 – District of Columbia Organic Act | - | "United States" as municipal corporation | The U.S. federal government becomes a corporation. | The original Constitution is replaced by a corporate charter. | - |
| 1873 - "Crime of '73" (USA) | - | De facto gold standard | Silver demonetized - money supply contracted. | Farmers and small businesses lose access to currency; banking houses gain control of money. | - |
| 1875 – Resumption Act (USA) | - | - | Greenbacks withdrawn - return to gold-based, bank-controlled money. | U.S. currency issuance returned to private banks. | - |
| 1881 - Ottoman Public Debt Administration (OPDA) | - | OPDA (creditor-controlled tax collection) | The Ottoman Empire becomes a tax collector for its creditors. | 40% of Ottoman state revenues flow directly to foreign bondholders. | - |
| 1898 - Treaty of Paris (U.S.–Spain) | Spanish–American War (1898) | - | U.S. purchases Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam - as "unincorporated territories." | Land, resources, and populations become corporate assets of the U.S. federal corporation. | - |