Otto Ambrose person
also: Oto Ambrose, Ambrose
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Claims (9)
Otto Ambrose headed
IG Farben book_quoted
“The creation of them was commissioned by the Weimar. And Oto Ambrose, who was the senior director at the IG Farben chemical facilities. They had ordered the creation of a secret lab with massive manufacturing facilities. And it said that th…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 8:28
Paul Tarr covered_up
Otto Ambrose book_quoted
“He was not found for several weeks. When he was finally located, it was not by the criminal hunters who desperately wished to hang him at Nuremberg. Tarr spirited him away to a safe house in Heidelberg. After hiding Ambrose, Tarr flew to Lo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 16:25
France recruited
Otto Ambrose book_quoted
“chemical warfare scientist held by the military authorities. But before he could complete his mission, Ambrose disappeared. He would not surface again until he had been gainfully employed and guaranteed protection by the French. Ambrose was…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 16:55
John J. McCloy pardoned
Otto Ambrose book_quoted
“Then before he could even finish that sentence, he was released by the High Commissioner of Germany, John J. McCloy, who later became the president of the World Bank and served on the commission of the assassination of JFK, the Warren Commi…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 17:23
Gray and Company recruited
Otto Ambrose book_quoted
“He was extremely fortunate to find post-incarceration employment right away because who doesn't want to hire a Nazi killer? He was hired by none other than W.R. Grace and Company and then by Dow Chemical. Isn't that nice? W.R. Grace and Com…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 17:53
Dow Chemical recruited
Otto Ambrose book_quoted
“He was extremely fortunate to find post-incarceration employment right away because who doesn't want to hire a Nazi killer? He was hired by none other than W.R. Grace and Company and then by Dow Chemical. Isn't that nice? W.R. Grace and Com…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 5 @ 17:53
Operation Paperclip recruited
Otto Ambrose host_asserted
“Warhamster and I are going to talk about him because you can do a whole show on him. He was part of the CFR Ford Foundation. He was over in Germany in post-World War II as quote-unquote like the governor guy that was letting all the Nazis g…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 1:45:13
Gray and Company recruited
Otto Ambrose host_asserted
“Warhamster and I are going to talk about him because you can do a whole show on him. He was part of the CFR Ford Foundation. He was over in Germany in post-World War II as quote-unquote like the governor guy that was letting all the Nazis g…”
▶ The Colonels Corner President’s Secret Wars chapter 9, continued @ 1:45:13
Otto Ambrose member_of
IG Farben 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 (9)
▶ 1:45:13
Warhamster and I are going to talk about him because you can do a whole show on him. He was part of the CFR Ford Foundation. He was over in Germany in post-World War II as quote-unquote like the governor guy that was letting all the Nazis g…
▶ 8:28
The creation of them was commissioned by the Weimar. And Oto Ambrose, who was the senior director at the IG Farben chemical facilities. They had ordered the creation of a secret lab with massive manufacturing facilities. And it said that th…
▶ 9:25
was reeling on the Eastern Front and had been asked by Hitler if there was sufficient amount of the nerve gas to be used on the Red Army. Ambrose, who had been summoned to Hitler's offices, explained that he suspected that the Allies might …
▶ 15:23
Their purpose was to gather evidence for the Nuremberg trials, or so they thought. Information and confessions from IG Farben scientists and directors would help hang certain Nazis, and maybe even some of the personnel at Farben. One of the…
▶ 15:56
The sarin gases and the tabon were fatally tested on prisoners by Professor August Hirt, H-I-R-T, and Dr. Carl Wimmer, who had supervised the painful death and then conducted morbid dissections of the still-warmed bodies. But Ambrose was no…
▶ 16:25
He was not found for several weeks. When he was finally located, it was not by the criminal hunters who desperately wished to hang him at Nuremberg. Tarr spirited him away to a safe house in Heidelberg. After hiding Ambrose, Tarr flew to Lo…
▶ 16:55
chemical warfare scientist held by the military authorities. But before he could complete his mission, Ambrose disappeared. He would not surface again until he had been gainfully employed and guaranteed protection by the French. Ambrose was…
▶ 17:23
Then before he could even finish that sentence, he was released by the High Commissioner of Germany, John J. McCloy, who later became the president of the World Bank and served on the commission of the assassination of JFK, the Warren Commi…
▶ 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…