Of particular interest to some people here might be Part VII: Cloaked Business - How Allied companies covered their deals with the Axis.
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DrConway
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posted 26 April 2002 12:55 PM
"IBM and the Holocaust" just scratched the surface of this interesting, yet verboten subject. I've heard anecdotal statements that US soldiers saw Ford-made tanks on "the wrong side", incidentally.
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Arch Stanton
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posted 28 April 2002 04:33 AM
Doc, I have a feeling you'll appreciate this. I've read about Dow Chemical's co-operation with I.G. Farben (of Zyklon B fame)here and elsewhere.
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DrConway
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posted 28 April 2002 05:43 AM
Ah yes. IG Farben.
Did you know the BASF company was formed when IG Farben was broken up in 1946? Give you one reason why I don't buy BASF anything, and it's in the board of directors and who's on it.
(Hint: Not all the Nazis in Germany got thumped with vim and vigor when the country was being reconstituted on non-Nazi lines)
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skdadl
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posted 28 April 2002 09:13 AM
This is astonishing material, clock -- thank you so much. It's all of interest to me.
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