IG Farben

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I.G. Farben was intertwined with [censored]'s regime.

"The company was founded in 1925. Even before the rise of the Nazis in 1933, the firm, then the
world's largest chemical manufacturer, was closely-affiliated with the National Socialists. It
produced Zyklon B, the gas that was used to kill prisoners in concentration camps, and exploited
more than 80,000 forced laborers in labor and concentration camps.

"After World War II, the Allies stripped the firm of most of its assets, which were transferred to
the three chemical firms Bayer, Hoechst (now Aventis) and BASF. Since then IG Farben's legal
successor has been in the process of being liquidated, while its stocks continue to be traded.
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I.H. Farben might be declared bankrupt, but the corrupt pharmaceutical industry is still going
strong. Its easy for companies to change their names, invent new identities and carry on
business as usual.

When all the corrupt pharmaceutical companies are dead and buried, and all the nazis who were
transported to the US after WWII are rounded up, I will feel as though something has been
accomplished.

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