As Helga Zepp-LaRouche said in the Berlin conference yesterday, reconstructing the lost chance of 1989, the ostensible Baader-Meinhof/RAF assassination of Deutsche Bank Chairman Alfred Herrhausen on Nov. 30, 1989, represents for the German nation something similar to what the assassination of John F. Kennedy is for the U.S. population. Indeed, as she described in the transcript posted to this briefing, the Herrhausen’s Herrhausen marked a state coup in Germany, aimed at preventing a set of policies that defied the Anglosphere blueprint for global domination.
It is therefore a singularity that German ARD first channel TV broadcast part 1 of a four-part fiction on Herrhausen, yesterday. The second part is going to be broadcast on Oct. 3—the National Day in Germany.
People who watched parts of it report that it started with Herrhausen’s push for debt relief of poor countries, profiling a few other features: U.S. hostility towards Herrhausen; the connection of East Germany’s secret police, Stasi, to the RAF terrorists who allegedly killed Herrhausen. Also, the Deutsche Bank financial support to Gorbachev’s U.S.S.R. in the economic transition.
