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Nazi killing operations used two distinct methods: hydrogen cyanide in Zyklon B pellets dropped into sealed chambers at Auschwitz-Birkenau and other camps, and carbon monoxide delivered either from en...
The public record of the IG Farben trial contains trial rolls, Law Reports and captured‑records microfilm that researchers point to when looking for documentary evidence of Zyklon B shipments to Ausch...
Archival records and postwar trial documents establish that Zyklon B was manufactured and marketed by firms connected to IG Farben—principally through the pesticide company Degesch, in which IG Farben...
The du Pont dynasty’s 20th-century controversies ranged from high-profile criminality and courtroom drama to corporate and political battles over size, influence, and morality: the family and their co...
The Bruno Tesch trial record contains contemporaneous company statements, witness testimony from firm employees and SS personnel, and bookkeeping evidence documenting large consignments of Zyklon‑B se...
Nazi tax, tariff and labor policies reoriented the German economy toward rearmament, state control and social engineering: the regime tightened trade controls and pursued autarky and bilateral trade a...