What were the punishments faced by the company IG Farben for its role in WW2? - Quora

Answer: Oh, this is a very interesting story about corporate greed and lack of.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest What were the punishments faced by the company IG Farben for its role in WW2? Teodor Birsa, General Manager of two hotels, history buff, fantasy nerd, music lover Written Oct 7 Oh, this is a very interesting story about corporate greed and lack of morals. Image taken from Auschwitz: The Role of IG Farben-Bayer, In Face of Monsanto- Bayer Merger (In-Depth) Because of its close collaboration with the Nazi regime, the Allies considered IG Farben too morally corrupt to be allowed to continue its operations. The company’s assets in East Germany were quickly seized by the USS...  Read More » What is the most powerful branch of the United States military? 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