Examples of using Guyatt in English and their translations into Hungarian
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GUYATT: This deal is an exception, however.
GUYATT: This has given rise to two distinct markets for gold.
GUYATT: Beginning in 1935, Japan set about stripping China of its wealth.
GUYATT: The heavy cloak of disinformation and double-talk had still another layer.
GUYATT: Yet, the world of money holds many more and darker mysteries still.
GUYATT: The sheer quantity and value of plunder gathered by the Golden Lily was mind-numbing.
GUYATT: An offer posted in March this year on the international trade board hosted by Thaipost.
GUYATT: Over the next few years, numerous plunder sites were located and the stolen assets recovered.
GUYATT: There was no intention on the part of the OSS/CIA to return any of the plunder to the rightful owners.
GUYATT: It is the sheer magnitude of treasure forcibly confiscated by the Axis powers that causes trepidation.
GUYATT: The bullion that could not be laundered in time was trucked to a vast underground imperial“bunker” where it was stashed in secret.
SCOTT: Guyatt was credible in many things, but never really knew the history behind the system- and therefore he only wrote about what he could see.
GUYATT: How can fabulous volumes of gold exist when all the world's bankers and economists continue to tell us that this metal is so rare?
GUYATT: Even to this day, the mere mention of the Black Eagle Fund causes unease, and the entire subject remains cloaked in official secrecy.
GUYATT: The Nagoya bullion bunker was only one of numerous treasure sites where loot from all over Asia was buried before the war's end.
GUYATT: But the last word about the involvement of the Trilateral Commission in plundered gold comes from Mr. Goldfinger himself- Severino Garcia Santa Romana.
GUYATT: Were the actual dollar numbers involved to be revealed, it would lay bare an even more sensitive secret- one that has endured for a hundred or more years.
GUYATT: With the defeat of Japanese forces in the Philippines in 1945, a project of the utmost secrecy was launched to recover the buried Golden Lily plunder.
GUYATT: But it is not just public awareness of what exactly“happened” to this plunder in the post war years that is the cause of supreme unease amongst the powers that be.
GUYATT: Operating under the command of a Royal prince of the Imperial household, a highly secret unit was tasked with the methodical plunder of Southeast Asia.
GUYATT: Mining industry sources reveal that as much as 30% of annual production of gold is quietly filtered into the“private market” and does not, therefore, impact on the official figures.
GUYATT: Since its inception in 1954(the same year that the London gold market reopened following its closure in 1939) Bilderberg has had a large German representation over the years….
GUYATT: The authors reproduce one of Prince Chichibu's burial maps showing a complex tunnel system dug by POW's under the army base at Teresa, near Rizal, southeast of Manilla.
GUYATT: The total quantity of gold buried in the Philippines during WWII has been reported to be over 1 million tonnes- or roughly 90% of the worlds“actual” gold stock.
GUYATT: Cynically forgotten were the horrific deaths of Allied POW's who were forced to build complex tunnel systems and other underground depositories and then buried alive with the loot.
GUYATT: The key to understanding the secrecy that embraces this story is that much- probably most- of the gold that was plundered by Japan and Germany was already“black” gold that didn't officially exist.
GUYATT: Part of the Teresa site was later recovered by Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos- lending real weight to tales of“Marcos gold” that have been treated more as fantasy than fact by the international media….
GUYATT: The Trilateral Commission- which can be said to be the Bilderberg group dressed in another frock(membership critically includes Japan's elite)- has been deeply involved in black gold, according to several accounts.
GUYATT: In January 1944, when it became clear that the Allies would win the war, Privy Seal Kido called a meeting of Japan's leading investment bankers to advise the throne on how best to preserve the wealth of the imperial family.
GUYATT: A decades-long propaganda campaign had served to focus public attention on the gold stolen from governments- known as monetary gold- as a means of eclipsing from public view far larger amounts of privately held gold that was also stolen.