Siemens organization
also: AGE and Siemens, Simmons, Simmons Group of Companies
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Claims (2)
Deutsche Bank member_of
Siemens host_asserted
“with a steel combine, four with the electrical giant AEG, three with coal and steel specialist Hoegs, H-O-E-S-C-H, six with one of German's largest armament manufacturers, D-E-M-A-G, and no fewer than eight with the Simmons Group of Compani…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splendid Blond Beast #4 @ 39:16
Rudolf Bingel member_of
Siemens book_quoted
“The corporate leaders with whom he personally negotiated for distribution of prisoners included IG Farben's director, Otto Ambrose, and Fitz Demir, Simmons director, Rudolph Bingle, and Volkswagen's Ferdinand Porsche. Pohl's assistants, Car…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blonde Beast Part 6 @ 31:01
Mentions (8)
▶ 18:08
This was one that was set up for IG Farben. There were also, in addition to Farben, labor camps set up for Volkswagen, Siemens, and Krupp. Himmler's SS empire moved aggressively to cut in on, basically they were taxing these, making them pa…
▶ 17:52
By 1944 and 45, leaders of major German companies such as automaker Daimler-Benz, Mercedes-Benz, electrical manufacturer AGE and Siemens, or Simon, however you say that, and most of Germany's large mining, steelmaking, chemical, and constru…
▶ 39:16
with a steel combine, four with the electrical giant AEG, three with coal and steel specialist Hoegs, H-O-E-S-C-H, six with one of German's largest armament manufacturers, D-E-M-A-G, and no fewer than eight with the Simmons Group of Compani…
▶ 39:47
for generations. Indeed, Deutsche Bank, Mansmann, and Simmons can fairly be said to have grown up as a single economic unit. Germany's second largest bank, Dresdner Bank, was also allied with key businesses in the 20s and 30s, including Kru…
▶ 40:16
Drezner bankrolled the SS concentration camp system and the government-sponsored Hermann-Goring work, which served as a vast holding company for dozens of mining, steel, and armament companies that were seized by the Nazis. The Krupps had u…
▶ 22:45
Many knew, because at the time they're negotiating with the United States to save their own ass, they are working people to death. Many knew of Hitler's extermination programs, and some of them, members of the IG Farben and Siemens board, h…
▶ 30:34
Such labor forces usually ask for an increase in the amount of prisoners, unquote. Members of the board of directors of IG Farben, Simmons, Krupp, Volkswagen, and other major companies that desired large members of labor, forced labor, pers…
▶ 31:01
The corporate leaders with whom he personally negotiated for distribution of prisoners included IG Farben's director, Otto Ambrose, and Fitz Demir, Simmons director, Rudolph Bingle, and Volkswagen's Ferdinand Porsche. Pohl's assistants, Car…