Hollinger Group
Where each worldview places it
Conrad Black's publishing empire of 200-plus newspapers (the Daily Telegraph, the Jerusalem Post, the Spectator, the Fairfax Group), which "started life as a front company set up by the British intelligence" and whose board and advisers are Bilderberg, CFR and Trilateral figures[1].
- Aliases
- Hollinger InternationalArgus CorporationWar Supplies Ltd
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Lineage
- Evolved from War Supplies Ltd, a company set up by William Stephenson's Special Operations Executive, through the Argus Corporation[2].
- Dates
- 1991 (takes over the Australian Fairfax Group)[3]
- Members / notable people
- Conrad Black (owner)Henry Kissinger and Lord Carrington (board and senior international advisers)Evelyn de Rothschild (board)supervisory board: Zbigniew Brzezinski, Giovanni Agnelli, David Brinkley, Paul Volcker, Lord Jacob Rothschild, Lord HansonN. M. Rothschild (merchant bankers)the Bronfman family (close to it) (AT-12-2, AT-15-1, AT-16-2, AT-18-1)