Money and Democracy or the Secrets of Wall Street
Chicago: Published by the author, 1941. Second Edition. A study of money and its purpose, the history of United States Notes and their comparison to Federal Reserve Notes, interest and checkmoney, the U.S. national debt, and the private ownership of money by the banks. The author argues for a return to a true democratic financial system.
Karl Ferdinand Marius Sandberg was an active Chicago socialist, surgeon-in-chief at the Norwegian Tabitha Hospital, and a member of the Norwegian Nationalist League. He wrote and self-published a number of pamphlets on socialism, the Soviet Union, and the banking system, and in 1919 was a delegate to the founding convention of the Communist Labor Party.
Stapled brown wrappers (6 ¾” x 5 ½”) printed in brown, 32 p. Stamp of The Constitutional Money League of America, Minden, Nebraska, to the Introduction page. Item #9933
Price: $35.00