Volkswagen organization
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Claims (2)
Ferdinand Porsche member_of
Volkswagen 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…”
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Janio Quadros funded
Volkswagen book_quoted
“In another study, the privileges extended to the new automobile industry to include Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, General Motors, and Ford were shown to equal Brazil's national budget. So Germany and the U.S. flooded into Brazil. In those same…”
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Mentions (8)
▶ 1:11:27
I wonder if it's related to Elaine Chow, Mitch McConnell's husband. Mitch McConnell's wife, I mean. Sorry. Maybe I'm sorry. You never know these days. Yeah. It does not appear that Nadia is related to Mitch, but let me check on Robert. I'll…
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In another study, the privileges extended to the new automobile industry to include Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, General Motors, and Ford were shown to equal Brazil's national budget. So Germany and the U.S. flooded into Brazil. In those same…
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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…
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fired because they didn't want to publish the book. And not fired, he left, but because they weren't going to allow him to print what he wanted to print. So he left. Southern? Just kind of moving it forward, like Volkswagen in Germany used …
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Farben executives even provided advice and training to others, such as Volkswagen, Heinkel, and Messerschmitt. Hans Diechmann recalls a lunch he attended with a senior IG Farben manager in autumn of 1940, shortly after the fall of France, a…
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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…
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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…
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Sommer recalled SS agreements for provisions at concentration camps negotiated with Porsche of Volkswagen, director Paul Hilger of the major Schlotzgetter Steelworks and Wrightswerk Hermann Goring, Fritz Kratzfuss of Dresdner Bank, and…