Shadows of Influence: Capitalism and Conspiracy

This chapter explores the contentious legacy of American figures like Charles Lindbergh within the context of the America First movement and the rise of industrialists during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It examines the intricate relationships between wealthy industrialists and political ideologies, including the unsettling admiration some held for fascism and Nazi Germany. Through a critique of historical narratives, the chapter highlights the dualities of public perception, political awakening, and the responses of influential figures to global events.