The story of I. G. Farben

I. G. Farben. German chemical combine; party to the 1929 agreements with Standard Oil of New Jersey.

1933

1933–1945: I. G. Farben funded Adolf Hitler Spende. 12.7M RM.

Roth’s total through the end of the war, from the card index of IG Farben’s Central Committee.

1 Mar 1933: I. G. Farben funded Election fund of February 1933. 400,000 RM.

The ledger printed at Nuremberg has this line. Karl Heinz Roth (Wollheim Memorial) writes that IG paid 400,000 to the party and 100,000 to Papen. Georg von Schnitzler swore in 1945 that he did not know at the time what IG had paid.

I. G. Farben, involved in IG Farben Trial, Meeting of 20 February 1933, Truman Committee hearings on rubber, 1942, Standard Oil and the war in Europe, 1939–1941 and Standard Oil–I. G. Farben agreements of 1929.

I. G. Farben owns a stake in Degesch.

I. G. Farben includes IG Farben’s Auschwitz plant (Monowitz).

I. G. Farben, people who worked here: Georg von Schnitzler.

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