You are a complete fruitloop. So if Hitler says he's a pink monkey, well that must be true. If Hitler says we must save the world from Jewish
Bolshevism, then this must also be true. So what do you make of the Nuremburg trials of big capitalists, Krupp and Farben?
Krupp Trial - Wikipedia
Defendants
In the Krupp Trial, twelve former directors of the
Krupp Group were accused of having enabled the armament of the German military forces and thus having actively participated in the
Nazis' preparations for an aggressive war, and also for having used
slave laborers in their companies. The main defendant was
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, CEO of the Krupp Holding since 1943 and son of
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach who had been a defendant in the main
Trial of the Major War Criminals before the IMT (where he was considered medically unfit for trial).
The judges in this case, heard before Military Tribunal III-A, were
Hu C. Anderson (presiding judge), president of the
court of appeals of
Tennessee,
Edward J. Daly from
Connecticut, and
William J. Wilkins from
Seattle, Washington. The Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution was
Telford Taylor; the Chief Trial Counsel was
H. Russell Thayer, and
Benjamin B. Ferencz participated as a Special Counsel. The
indictment was presented on November 17, 1947; the trial lasted from December 8, 1947 until July 31, 1948. One defendant (Pfirsch) was acquitted, the others received prison sentences between three and twelve years, and the main defendant Alfried Krupp was ordered to sell all his possessions.
Defendants at the Krupp Trial, from left; Alfried Krupp,
Ewald Löser, Eduard Houdremont, Erich Müller, Friedrich Janssen, Karl Pfirsisch and Karl Eberhardt.
The main defendant Alfried Krupp always denied any guilt. In 1947, he stated:
"The economy needed a steady or growing development. Because of the rivalries between the many political parties in Germany and the general disorder there was no opportunity for prosperity. ... We thought that Hitler would give us such a healthy environment. Indeed he did do that. ... We Krupps never cared much about [political] ideas. We only wanted a system that worked well and allowed us to work unhindered. Politics is not our business." —Alfried Krupp, in
Golo Mann's manuscript first published in
(Friz 1988).
Indeed, the Krupp holding did flourish under the Nazi regime. According to conservative estimates, the Krupp enterprises used nearly 100,000 persons in the
slave labour programme, about 23,000 of which were prisoners of war.
