The Secret Dynasty That Built the Fed - And Financed a Revolution

In 1910, a private train slipped quietly down the Georgia coast carrying a handful of powerful men — and a secret plan to redesign American money.
At the same moment, in Berlin, another banker whispered in the ear of an emperor.
Both men bore the same name: Warburg.

This is the untold story of the Warburg family — the dynasty that helped create the U.S. Federal Reserve and, at the same time, financed revolutions that reshaped the world.

From Renaissance trade fairs to the birth of modern central banking, the Warburgs built an empire of influence that stretched from Hamburg to Wall Street.
One brother, Paul Warburg, laid the foundation of the Federal Reserve.
Another, Max Warburg, advised the Kaiser and helped fund Germany’s wartime gambits — including the return of Lenin to Russia.

Their story reveals how money, trust, and secrecy shaped the modern world — and how one family stood at the crossroads of capitalism and revolution.

The Secret Dynasty That Built the Fed — And Financed a Revolution is a journey into the hidden architecture of power: where finance, politics, and history collide.