Transcript · English → Chinese
The Rise of the Rothschild Banking Dynasty
这是个非同寻常的故事。呃，所以他
出生于，呃， 一个叫犹太巷的地方，
那是一个
基本算是犹太人隔离区。而且那里
他后来住的房子里， 当时他已有13个孩子，
只有
14英尺宽， 他和他那位极其
极其强势
专横又才华横溢的 妻子住在那里，她叫古特勒。
他决心离开这个 隔离区。到了晚上，隔离区
就会关闭。
你不准离开。 街道窄得连一点
阳光都照不进来。那里 没有管道设施。
没有排污系统。什么都没有。
所以你能想象的一切都发生在 这条街上。
不出所料， 他想离开那里。
他开了一家小型钱币生意， 而且做得还算不错。
但实际上，这 正是与传承相关的地方，
他的巨大优势
就是把他的五个儿子送往 当时欧洲各国的首都。
他们所做的 就是建立，实际上，
可以说，是 第一个国际银行体系。
所以，过去每个人都在不同的国家， 或不同的 地区，
直到那时， 这五个儿子彼此联络，
有时用信鸽， 他们还彼此写信，
用的是，呃，Judendeutscher， 一种意第绪语和德语混合的
呃，白话，而这就是他们 如此
成功的原因。 而这种对团结的绝对信念，
你们必须团结一致， 必须一起努力，
必须努力
跨越国界， 必须遵守规则。
而从1789年最后一个人出发，到
1815年，所以在极其短暂的时间里， 它是
说，没有哪个政府 或国王会考虑
在没有罗斯柴尔德家族支持的情况 下 发动战争，因为
他们已经变得极其 有影响力且强大
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Original transcript (English)
This is an extraordinary story. Um, so he was born, um, in a place called the Judengasse, which was a Jewish ghetto, basically. And it was ... The house that he lived in when he eventually had 13 children
was only 14 feet wide, and he lived there with his very, very overpowering and dominant and an incredibly brilliant wife, who was called Gutle. He was determined to get out of this ghetto. At nighttime, the ghetto
was closed. You weren't allowed to leave. The street was so narrow that no sunlight could penetrate. There was no plumbing. There was no sewage. There was nothing. So everything you can imagine happened in this street.
And unsurprisingly, he wanted to get out of there. And he started a small coin business, and that did reasonably well. But actually, and this is where it ties into legacy, his great strength was to send his five sons to the capitals of
Europe at that time. And what they did is they set up, in effect, the first international banking system. So whereas everyone used to be in separate different countries or separate cities until then, these five boys communicated with each other, sometimes by pigeon, and they wrote to each other
in, um, Judendeutscher, which was a kind of Yiddish-German, uh, vernacular, and that is why they were so successful. And this absolute belief in togetherness, you've got to stand together, you've got to work together, you've got to work
across borders, you've got to work with rules. And by 1789, when the last one went, to 1815, so very, very short period of time, it was said that no government or king would consider going to war without the Rothschilds supporting them because
that was how incredibly influential and powerful they had become
