Bilderberg/Meeting

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File:Bilderberg 1954 chair.gif Bernhard von Biesterfeld chairing the 1954 Bilderberg
An overview of Bilderberg Meetings

Bilderberg meetings occurred annually up to the 2019 Bilderberg, with only three exceptions.

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“Of all these meetings, the most valuable to me while I was in opposition were the Bilderberg Conferences... They were the brainchild of Joseph Retinger... After the war he organized the Congress of the Hague, which launched the European Movement... I was invited to the first [Bilderberg] meeting and later acted as convenor of the British who attended.”
Denis Healey

Size

Meetings are usually slightly more than 100.

Length

Typically 3 or 4 days.

Control

There is a Bilderberg Steering Committee, and there was/is a mush smaller Bilderberg Advisory Committee. Bernhard von Biesterfeld chaired the meetings until his exposure in the Lockheed/Bribery scandals, which resulted in the cancellation of the 1976 Bilderberg.

Guests

Full article: Bilderberg/Guests

Attendance of the meetings used to be a closely guarded secret, but after the exposure of the Bilderberg in the 2010s, they are now admitted and published on the site Bilderberg Meetings.