Rothschild

The Rothschilds are a prominent European banking family originating in the 18th century, known for their significant influence in finance, banking, and investments. They established a vast network of banks across Europe, helping to finance governments and major projects. Over time, their wealth and connections contributed to their reputation as powerful financiers. While often associated with conspiracy theories, historically, they played an important role in the development of modern banking and finance. Today, the family remains influential in some financial sectors, but their role is more historical than the dominant force often portrayed in popular culture.