I.G.-Farben-Prozess
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- Guilty verdict. 7 years imprisonment -
Fritz ter Meer
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Otto Ambros
Ambros was charged with:
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 8 years in prison. But he was released early in 1952.
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 8 years in prison. But he was released early in 1952.
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Walter Dürrfeld
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- Guilty verdict. 6 years imprisonment -
Carl Krauch
Krauch was charged with:
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 6 years in prison. He was released early in 1950.
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 6 years in prison. He was released early in 1950.
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Hermann Schmitz
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Ernst Bürgin
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- Guilty verdict. 6 years imprisonment -
Heinrich Bütefisch
Bütefisch was charged with:
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 6 years in prison. But he was released early in 1951.
Enslavement of the civilian population in areas occupied or controlled by Germany, conscription of these civilians for forced labor, participation in the enslavement of concentration camp inmates within Germany, in the use of prisoners of war in acts of war in violation of international law, mistreatment, intimidation, torture and murder of enslaved people.
found guilty and sentenced to 6 years in prison. But he was released early in 1951.
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Fritz Gajewski
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Paul Häfliger
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Heinrich Hörlein
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Max Ilgner
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Friedrich Jähne
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
August von Knieriem
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Hans Kühne
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Carl Lautenschläger
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Wilhelm Rudolf Mann
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Heinrich Oster
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Christian Schneider
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- acquittal -
Carl Wurster
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Nuremberg Trials
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Heinrich Gattineau
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Erich von der Heyde
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Hans Kugler
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I.G.-Farben-Prozess
- Guilty verdict. 5 years imprisonment -
Georg von Schnitzler
Schnitzler's crimes during World War II included exploiting French and Polish chemical plants to assert I.G.'s supremacy. To secure colors in Europe. That is why he was sentenced to five years' imprisonment in the Nuremberg I.G. Farben trial on July 30, 1948, from which he was released early from the Landsberg war crimes prison in 1949, taking into account his pre-trial detention.