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Otto Ambros

Date of birth May 19, 1901
Place of birth Willows
Date of death July 23, 1990
Place of death Mannheim
Wikipedia link https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Ambros_(Chemist)

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Otto Ambros - Member of the board - I.G. Farben
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Otto Ambros - Brief von Dr. Otto Ambros an den Direktor der IG-Farben Walter Dürrfeld
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Otto Ambros - 1938-1945 - Vorstandsmitglieder I.G. Farben
Otto Ambros was a board member of IG Farben.
handelsblatt, Artikel von Thorsten Giersch vom 28.07.2011, zuletzt abgerufen am 10.06.2026
Otto Ambros rose to the board of IG Farben in 1938.
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Otto Ambros - Advisor - Boehringer Ingelheim
Otto Ambros had the board of the I.G. Colors were already in close contact with Ernst Boehringer, the co -owner of Boehringer Ingelheim, before 1945. During the detention in the war criminal prison, Ernst Boehringer provided every desired support not only for Otto Ambros, but also for Fritz Ter and other prisoners in Landsberg as well as, if desired or necessary, also for their families. On June 15, 1951, Ambros received a consultant contract from his friend Ernst Boehringer.
Otto Ambros - Member of the Supervisory Board (1961–1964) - Telefunken
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Otto Ambros - Advisor - Dow [Chemical]
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Otto Ambros - Member of the Supervisory Board (1961-1974) - VIAG
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Otto Ambros - Grünenthal
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Otto Ambros - Advisor - Distillers Company
Ambros was a consultant for the Scottish company Distillers Ltd. active, which has had the license for the production of the drug Thalidomide in the United Kingdom since 1958.
Otto Ambros - Advisor - Pechiney
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Otto Ambros - Advisor - W. R. Grace and Company
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Otto Ambros - Member of the Supervisory Board (1957–1964) - Feldmühle
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Otto Ambros - Member of the Supervisory Board (1952–1967) - SKW Trostberg
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Otto Ambros - Member of the Supervisory Board (1952–1966) - Hibernia AG
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Otto Ambros - I.G.-Farben-Prozess
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.
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