The Crime and Punishment of IG Farben, by Joseph Birkin

[Michel]

Borkin, not Birkin.

Book's mentioned in the Weisenburger Companion, I just noticed.

Michel.


Op 31-7-2016 om 13:30 schreef Michel:
> Searching for General Aniline and Film, stumbled upon a book on IG 
> Farben by Joseph Birkin. Fascinating!
>
> http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_igfarben02.htm#Contents 
>
>
> No mention of Carl Schmitz (GR, page 565), but the chapter on 
> Corporate Camouflage states:
>
> "The extraordinary success of I.G.’s operation camouflage was, in 
> effect, a tribute to the genius of a single individual, Hermann 
> Schmitz, hand-picked by Carl Bosch in 1935 to be his successor as head 
> of I.G. Farben. From the time I.G. was formed until it disappeared as 
> a separate entity, Schmitz was in charge of its foreign empire and the 
> principal architect of the program for camouflaging the company’s vast 
> overseas holdings."
>
> Michel.
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