IG Farben

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IG Farben was a powerful German chemical and pharmaceutical conglomerate that played a central role in supporting the Nazi war effort and the atrocities of the Holocaust during World War II.

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Generate an image of IG Farben (IG Farben was a powerful German chemical and pharmaceutical conglomerate that played a central role in supporting the Nazi war effort and the atrocities of the Holocaust during World War II.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cartel ⓘ
chemical company ⓘ
industrial conglomerate ⓘ
pharmaceutical company ⓘ
brokenUpInto BASF ⓘ
Bayer ⓘ
Hoechst ⓘ
builtFacilityAt Auschwitz-Monowitz ⓘ
collaboratedWith Nazi Party ⓘ
country Germany ⓘ
dissolved 1952 ⓘ
formedByMergerOf Agfa ⓘ
BASF ⓘ
Bayer ⓘ
Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron ⓘ
Chemische Fabrik Kalle ⓘ
Hoechst ⓘ
Weiler-ter Meer ⓘ
founded 1925 ⓘ
headquartersLocation Frankfurt am Main ⓘ
industry chemicals ⓘ
pharmaceuticals ⓘ
synthetic materials ⓘ
involvedIn Holocaust atrocities ⓘ
war crimes ⓘ
keyPerson Carl Bosch ⓘ
Carl Krauch ⓘ
Fritz ter Meer ⓘ
Hermann Schmitz ⓘ
Otto Ambros ⓘ
languageOfWorkOrName German ⓘ
locatedInCountry Germany ⓘ
notableProduct pesticides ⓘ
pharmaceuticals ⓘ
synthetic dyes ⓘ
operatedPlant Buna-Werke Auschwitz ⓘ
participatedIn German war effort in World War II ⓘ
produced Zyklon B ⓘ
synthetic fuel ⓘ
synthetic rubber ⓘ
resultedIn convictions of several executives for war crimes ⓘ
subjectOf IG Farben trial ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben Trial
successor BASF ⓘ
Bayer ⓘ
Hoechst ⓘ
supplied Zyklon B to Nazi concentration camps ⓘ
linked to: Zyklon B
supportedRegime Nazi Germany ⓘ
trialEnd 1948 ⓘ
trialLocation Nuremberg ⓘ
trialStart 1947 ⓘ
triedBy United States military tribunal ⓘ
usedForcedLabor Auschwitz concentration camp prisoners ⓘ

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Auschwitz III-Monowitz → primaryLaborDestination → IG Farben industrial plant ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Buna-Werke → operator → IG Farben ⓘ
Buna-Werke → ownedBy → IG Farben ⓘ
Carl Krauch → memberOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Carl Krauch → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Monowitz-Buna → laborSuppliedTo → IG Farben synthetic rubber plant ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Monowitz-Buna → laborSuppliedTo → IG Farben synthetic fuel plant ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Buna → associatedWith → IG Farben ⓘ
Chemische Fabrik Kalle → partOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Carl Bosch → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Hoechst → becamePartOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Hoechst → memberOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Weiler-ter Meer → becamePartOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Weiler-ter Meer → mergerInto → IG Farben ⓘ
Weiler-ter Meer → dissolvedInto → IG Farben ⓘ
Weiler-ter Meer → memberOf → IG Farben conglomerate ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Weiler-ter Meer → hasSuccessor → IG Farben ⓘ
Fritz ter Meer → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Fritz ter Meer → memberOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Nuremberg IG Farben trial → concernedCompany → IG Farbenindustrie AG ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Monowitz labor camp → mainIndustrialSite → IG Farben Buna-Werke ⓘ
linked to: IG Farben
Otto Ambros → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Otto Ambros → memberOf → IG Farben ⓘ
Hermann Schmitz → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Gerhard Domagk → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
subject linked to: Domagk
Kurt Alder → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
Carl Bosch → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
subject linked to: Carl
Fritz ter Meer → employer → IG Farben ⓘ
subject linked to: ter Meer
Helmut Vetter → employedBy → IG Farben ⓘ