The Crime and Punishment of I. G. FarbenFree Press, 1978 - 250 sivua The story of the huge chemical corporation, I.O. Farben: its relations with Hitler and the Third Reich, its takeover of the chemical industries of Europe in the wake of German conquest, its use of slave labor in its own Anschwitz-like concentration camp and its ultimate exposure at the Nuremberg trials. |
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World War I | 10 |
Postwar Germany and Boschs Dream | 38 |
The Marriage of I G and Standard Oil under Hitler | 76 |
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affidavit agreement Alien Property Custodian Allied Ambros American I.G. Aniline and Film Army Ordnance assets Attorney BASF Bayer Buckner Buetefisch Carl Bosch Committee concentration camp corporate court Daugherty defendants Department of Justice directors Duisberg dyestuff dyestuff industry enemy foreign four-year plan French Fritz Fritz Haber Fritz ter Meer Frossard gasoline Georg von Schnitzler German government Germany's Goering Greutert Haber Hermann Schmitz Himmler Hitler Howard I.G. Auschwitz I.G. Chemie I.G. companies I.G. Farben I.G. Farbenindustrie I.G. managing board I.G. officials I.G. plants Ibid indictment industrialists inmates interest Interhandel Jasco Jewish Joint Appendix Knieriem know-how Krauch labor Leuna Ludwigshafen Max Ilgner Meer meeting Merton military Ministry of Economics Monowitz Nazi negotiations nitrate Oppau patents percent president production raw materials Reich reported Schacht Schaefer Schnitzler Senate September slavery and mass Spofford Standard Oil stockholders Sturzenegger Swiss synthetic oil synthetic rubber Teagle tion trial United VIII Wilson York Zyklon