Add Dr Oetker to the list

[Huyton Layne]

Found something on my accusations from earlier about GM/Opel. Also mentions Ford doing more than just sympathising

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/daily/nov98/nazicars30.htm

The importance of the American automakers went beyond making trucks for the German army. The Schneider report, now available to researchers at the National Archives, states that American Ford agreed to a complicated barter deal that gave the Reich increased access to large quantities of strategic raw materials, notably rubber. Author Snell says that Nazi armaments chief Albert Speer told him in 1977 that Hitler "would never have considered invading Poland" without synthetic fuel technology provided by General Motors.

 

[Eville101]

I like German beer.

 

[Pat's Van]

I like German beer.

Then you're probably, essentially a good person.

Despite what everyone on here says.

 

[Neiler]

Wasn't that English king who married that American bird a big nazi fan.

 

[Pat's Van]

Wasn't that English king who married that American bird a big nazi fan.

think he was Irish

 

[ricardobee]

I prefer his Luftwaffles myself

 

[BlueThai]

Lucky British Gas didn't supply the gas it would have cost them a fortune.

Degussa (otherwise known as de gasser) supplied the gas so add them to the list as well

 

[Pat's Van]

Degussa (otherwise known as de gasser) supplied the gas so add them to the list as well

supplied what gas ???

It's commonly acknowledged that Zyclon B was the source of the "gas"

Degussa produced the Zyclon crystals/pellets then is that it ?

 

[magicjuan]

*see post above

Jewish though weren't they?

Without getting in too deep, there were a lot of funds, owned or managed by diaspora and homeland families that were quite prepared to provide funding during the rise of the Reich, actively promoting engagement and antagonising with Europe and the US

The Eugenics society was British and heavily influenced the policies on disabled and gay Germans and also linked to those connected to the Balfour declaration supporters and movement.

The desire for profit doesn't care how it is made or who it hurts in the process, never has, and is now unfettered and more devious with a swelling appetite. Every tactic used by the nazi regime is employed by global corporations these days.

 

[magicjuan]

supplied what gas ???

It's commonly acknowledged that Zyclon B was the source of the "gas"

Degussa produced the Zyclon crystals/pellets then is that it ?

And sold by a former Pope too....

 

[Pat's Van]

Without getting in too deep, there were a lot of funds, owned or managed by diaspora and homeland families that were quite prepared to provide funding during the rise of the Reich, actively promoting engagement and antagonising with Europe and the US

The Eugenics society was British and heavily influenced the policies on disabled and gay Germans and also linked to those connected to the Balfour declaration supporters and movement.

The desire for profit doesn't care how it is made or who it hurts in the process, never has, and is now unfettered and more devious with a swelling appetite. Every tactic used by the nazi regime is employed by global corporations these days.

I know mate it's mad. Are you still gonna eat Dr Oetkers?

 

[Deloodid]

did these companies have a say about working for the Nazi's??

i did the Auschwitz tour last week, and the tour guide, was saying. the Germans did this, and the Germans did that, which i thought was unfair, i thought she should of said the Nazi's did this and the Nazi's did that.

 

[magicjuan]

I know mate it's mad. Are you still gonna eat Dr Oetkers?

Make my own...and, unless papa John turns out to be Karol Józef Wojtyła I'll stick to them for delivery

 

[davek]

did these companies have a say about working for the Nazi's??

i did the Auschwitz tour last week, and the tour guide, was saying. the Germans did this, and the Germans did that, which i thought was unfair, i thought she should of said the Nazi's did this and the Nazi's did that.

I think it's pretty much the case these industrialists - terrified more by Communism than Nazism - were fellow travelers by the mid-30s. Many (like Hugo Boss) were devoted followers and party members.

 

[magicjuan]

did these companies have a say about working for the Nazi's??

i did the Auschwitz tour last week, and the tour guide, was saying. the Germans did this, and the Germans did that, which i thought was unfair, i thought she should of said the Nazi's did this and the Nazi's did that.

There were germans that opposed the Reich and everything they stood for, but the model used by the Nazis was scaremongering, scapegoating, state propaganda from a compliant media and economic turmoil. People were scared to be singled out, all at the bottom of ladder of course, those in control at the top knew exactly who they were dealing with and what was going on, the plan couldn't have existed without their tacit support.

All too familiar because the same tactics are used in this country today.

Niemoller was (as accredited) all too right with his prose...