Charles Dawes

Charles Dawes, Pilgrims Society, authored the Dawes Plan under which German currency was reorganized after the 1923 Weimar hyperinflation debacle into the "Rentenmark," the new paper currency was allegedly "backed" by all the land in Germany.

Dawes, a natural gas magnate, became Ambassador of England, 1929-1932 and was tapped to head the $2 billion Reconstruction Finance Corporation in 1932.

The RFC had huge manipulative gold activities — evidence is in numerous New York Times news stories, (I hope to review when time allows) — for example, November 7, 1933, page 37:

RFC Gold Buying a Substantial Sum but Keeps Total a Secret.