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foreign loans
Foreign Organization. See AO
Foundation for Remembrance, Responsibility, and the Future
Four-Year Plan (1936)
Four-Year Plan Office
France
chemical industry and
conscripted labor from
Rhineland and
Versailles Treaty and post–WW I period
Vichy
WW I and
WW II and
Franco, Francisco
Francolor (Compagnie des Matières Colorantes et Produits Chimiques)
Franco-Prussian War
Frank, Hans
Frankfurt am Main plant and headquarters
Frankfurter Nachrichten (newspaper)
Frankfurter Zeitung (newspaper)
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke
Frauenblock (brothel)
freedom of speech
Freemasons
Freikorps
Fremdarbeiter (foreign laborers). See also labor, conscripted or foreign
French, John
French air force
French army
Frick, Wilhelm
Fritsch, Werner von
Froese, Herr
From Works to Works (journal)
Frossard, Joseph
fuel, synthetic. See also oil and petrochemicals
fuel additives
Fulda manifesto
Funk, Walter
Fürstengrube mine
Fürth DAG plant
Gajewski, Fritz
Gallus Vertrag
Gapel plant
Garvan, Francis
gas chambers. See also Birkenau camp; Zyklon B
Gattineau, Heinrich
Gaus, Wilhelm
Gaus report (1932)
Gendorf plant
General Government (occupied Poland)
General Motors
General Patrick (ship)
generic drugs
Geneva Convention
Genschow & Co.
Gerhardt, Charles
German Air Ministry
German Aviation Ministry
German Center Party (Deutsche Zentrumspartei, Zentrum). See also Catholic Center Party
“German Chemical Industry and Its Desires during the Peace Negotiations, The” (Bosch)
German chemical industry. See also IG Farben; and specific companies, individuals, and products
defeat in WW I as disaster for
dominance of, in early twentieth century
labor and, pre–WW I
national strike of 1920 and
occupation of Ruhr and reparations and
Oppau explosion and
pre–WW I rivalries of
scientists lost by, post–WW I
UK patent laws and
unification of, proposed
U.S. patents and assets
Versailles Treaty and
World Exposition in Paris of 1900
WW I and
German Corporation Law (1937)
German Democratic Party (Deutsche Demokratische Partei, DPP)
German Economics Ministry
German Field Munitions Service
German Foreign Office
“German Fuel Economy, The” (Krauch and Bosch)
German imperial army. See also Reichswehr; Wehrmacht
German imperial navy
mutiny of 1918
Germanization
German Labor Front
German Ministry of Interior
German Ministry of Justice
German Ministry of Occupied Eastern Territories
German National Assembly
German National People’s Party (Deutschnationale Volkspartei, DVNP)
German Nitrogen Syndicate
German People’s Party (Deutsche Volkspartei, DVP)
“Grand Coalition” with SPD
German scientists
post–WW I
post–WW II
German Sixth Army
German spies
German War Ministry
Gestapo
Geuther, Anton
Gewerkschaft Auguste-Victoria
Globocknik, Hans
Glücks, Richard
Gnaschwitz DAG plant
Goebbels, Joseph
gold reserves
Goldschmidt (Th.) AG
Göring, Emma
Göring, Hermann
Göttingen University
government bonds
Graebe, Carl
“Grand Coalition” (1923–24)
Great Britain
chemicals and
denazification and
IG Farben and
Nazi scientists and
post–WW I
WW I and
WW II and
Great Phenol Plot
Greece
Greenham, Arthur
Greifelt, Ulrich
Griesheim Elektron
Groener, Wilhelm
Gross-Rosen camp
Gruhn, Ernest
guano
Guernica, Spain
gunpowder
Gutsche, Herr
Gypsies
Haber, Fritz
Haber, Clara (Immerwahr)
Haber-Bosch-Bergius processes
Haber-Bosch process
Hachenburg DAG plant
Haefliger, Paul
Hague Convention (1907)
Hahn, Otto
Haislip, Wade
Haldane, J. B. S.
Hamburg, Allied bombing of
Hamm DAG plant
Hanneken, Hermann von
Harteck, Paul
Haslock DAG plant
Haushofer, Karl
Hayes, Peter
Hebert, Paul
Hebrew University (Palestine)
Heidebroek, Hans
Hemmen, Hans
Henlein, Konrad
Hermann, Ludwig
Hermann Göring Werke
heroin
Hess, Rudolf
hexogen
Heyde, Erich von der
Heydebreck plant
Heydrich, Reinhard
high-pressure chemistry
Hill, Charles
Himmler, Heinrich
Hindenburg, Paul von
Hindenburg Line
Hinsberg, Oskar
Hitler, Adolf
assassination attempt on
Bosch and
IG Farben enables
Jews and
Nuremberg tribunals and
raw materials and rearmament and
rise of
U.S. subsidiaries and
WW II and
Hitler-Stalin pact
Hitler Youth
Hoechst-Cassella-Kalle confederation
Hoechst plants
Hoffmann, Felix
Hofmann, Wilhelm von
Hofmann’s violet
Hörlein, Heinrich
Höss, Rudolf
Hossbach, Friedrich
“Hossbach Memorandum” (1937)
Hoven, Waldemar
Howard, Frank A.
Hudson River Aniline and Color Works
Hugenberg, Alfred
Hüls plants
Hummel, Hermann
Hungary
hydochloric acid
hydrogenation process
hyperinflation
IFC Mertens
IG Chemie (Basel holding company)
IG Farben in Liquidation company
IG Farben (Interessen Gemeinschaft Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft, Community of Interests of Dye-Making Companies). See also specific divisions; foreign companies and partners; individuals; plants; predecessor and successor companies; and products
Allies capture plants of, at end of WW II
animal experiments and
Auschwitz and
Austrian invasion and
aviation fuel purchase and
British chemical industry and
buna or synthetic rubber developed by
chemical weapons and
civilian workers and, during WW II
creation, organization, and executives of
Czechoslovakia invasion and
death of Bosch and
death of Duisberg and
Depression and
dissolution of, in 2003
documents of, at end of WW II
Dreibund as precursor of
Duisberg chairs
Dulles and
early predecessor IGDT, created during WW I
early roots of, and artificial dye industry
executives of, and Nazi party
executives of, at end of WW II and
finances of, and Auschwitz
finances of, and Nazi takeover
finances of, tracked by U.S.
foreign assets of, camouflaged before start of WW II
foreign intelligence and, in WW II
foreign partnerships and
foreign partnerships and, Nazis and
French occupation and
“German firm” certificate
government subsidies for synthetic fuel and
Himmler and
Hitler meeting of 1933 and
Holocaust survivors and
internal newspapers
Jewish mass murders and
Jews and, at Nazi takeover
Jews purged from
Krauch and Nazi arms production and
labor relations and
labor shortages and conscripts and
Latin American interests and
lessons of rise and fall of
Low Countries and, in WW II
Mann letter of 1933 on Nazi takeover
meeting of 1924 paves way for
Nazi collaboration by
Nazi party donations and takeover and
Nazi party rise, and attacks on Jews on board in
Nazi propaganda spread by
Nazi rearmament drive and
Night of Long Knives and Gattineau arrest and
Nuremberg tribunal on
Polish invasion and
post–WW II careers of executives of
post–WW II successors of
pre–WW II zenith and products of
Schmitz leads
Soviet POWs and
Spanish civil war and
Standard Oil and
Sterling and
successors of, post–WW II
Swiss holding company and
synthetic fuel project of, in 1920s
synthetic projects of, and Nazis
U.S. assets and subsidaries and
U.S. public relations and
Weimar politics and
women employees of
work council elections of 1929 and
WW II and Soviet advance and
WW II bombing and
Ilgner, Max
Illustrated London News
Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI)
Independent Social Democratic Party (German)
India
indigo, synthetic
indigo trade
Industrie Klub
inflation
influenza
Interessen Gemeinschaft (community of interests), Hoechst and Cassella create early
Interessen Gemeinschaft der Deutschen Teefarbenindustrie (IGDT, Community of Interest of the German Dye Industry)
created
IG Farben created from
interest rates
International Exposition at Paris (1937)
Ireland
iron and steel production
isobutyl oil
Italy
Jackson, Robert
Jaehne, Friedrich
Jaehne, Norbert
Janina mine
Japan
Jasco (Joint American Study Company)
Java rubber plantations
Jawiszowitz mine
Jena, University of
Jews
annihilation of, begun
Anschluss and
Auschwitz and Jews
Birkenau and murder of
deportation of
early chemical industry and
Holocaust survivors
IG Farben and, pre–WW II
IG Farben Nuremberg trial and
labor, conscripted
Nazi occupation of Europe and
Nazi repression of
Poland and
Soviet Union and
U.S. aid for
WW I and
J. H. Stein bank
Jodl, Alfred
Joham, Josef
Jones, Elwyn
Jordan, Heinrich
Joyce, Justice
Jung, Edgar
Kahr, Gustav von
Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes
Kalle, William
Kalle and Company
Kalle family
Kaltenbrunner, Ernst
Kammler, Hans
Kanev, battle of
Kapp putsch
Kehrl, Hans
Keitel, Wilhelm
Kennedy, Joseph
Keppler, Wilhelm
Klemperer, Victor
Knieriem, August von
Knoll AG
Kodak
Kohn, Salomon
Köln-Rottweil AG
Koppe, Wilhelm
Korea
Körner, Paul
Kraków mining districts
Krankenbau (Monowitz hospital)
Krauch, Carl
Krauch Plan
Krefeld Food Inspection Office
Krekeler, Karl
Kripo (criminal police)
Krüger, Kurt
Krupp, Alfred
Krupp, Gustav von
Krupp company
Kugler, Hans
Kuhlmann company
Kühne, Hans
Kumer DAG plant
Kunze, E. C.
Kursk, battle of
Kutroff and Pickhardt importers
labor
Auschwitz and
conscripted or foreign
slave
trade unions and
Weimar and
WW I and
WW II and
Labor Front
La Critica (newspaper)
Lammers, Clemens
Landsberg Fortress
La Razon (newspaper)
Latin America See also specific countries
Lausanne Conference (1932)
Lautenschläger, Carl
Lawnicki, Jan
Law No. 8 (1945)
League of Nations
Lee, Ivy
Leningrad, siege of
Le Queux, William
LeRossignol, Robert
Leuna plant
Leverkusen, Duisberg home at
Leverkusen plant
Levi, Primo
Ley, Robert
Libya
Liebemann, Carl
Liebig, Justus von
Lithuania
Lloyd George, David
Löb, Fritz
Lobkowicz, Princess Charlotte
Locarno Pact
Lodz ghetto
London Times
Louvre
Lower Rhine work group
Lubbe, Marinus van der
lubricating oil and greases
Lucius, Eugen
Ludendorff, Erich von
Ludwigshafen plant
Ludwigshafen Werkzeitung (newspaper)
Luftwaffe
Lusitania (transatlantic liner)
madder red
magenta dye
Maginot Line
magnesium
Main Trusteeship Office East
Mallinckdrodt, Lily von
Malvinas
Manchester brown
Mann, Rudolf
Mann, Wilhelm R.
Mannesmann firm
Mannheim DAG plant
March on Berl
in (putsch of 1923)
March on Rome (1922)
mark, collapse of
Marne, Battle of the
Martin, James
Martius, Carl
Martius yellow
Marxism See also Communism
Maurer, Gerhard
Maurice, Emile
Mauthausen camp
mauvine dye
Mayer, Belle
McClintock, Earl
McCloy, John
mechanized units
medical experiments
Meer, Fritz ter
Mein Kampf (Hitler)
Meisel, Yankel
Meister family
Meister (Lucius) and Bruning company
Mendelssohn, Felix
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Otto von
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Paul
Mengele, Josef
Merrell, Clarence F.
Mersey Chemical Works
Merton, Alfred
Merton, Richard
Merton, William
Metallgesellschaft firm
metals
methanol
Mexico
Middle East
Milch, Erhard
mineral acids
Mineralölbau GmbH firm
Minskoff, Duke
Mittasch, Alywin
Mob-Kalendar (mobilization planning document)
Moldenhauer, Paul
Moll, Alfredo
Möller, Ernst
Monowitz (Auschwitz III)
Montecatini company
Morris, James
“Most Important Chemical Plants in Poland, The” (Ilgner)
Mozes, Eva
Mozes, Miriam
Mullen, Friedrich
Müller, Hermann
Müller-Cunradi, Martin
Munde DAG plant
Munich conference (1938)
munitions crisis
Mussolini, Benito
mustard gas
Napoleon III, emperor of France
nationalism
Nationalist Party (German)
National Liberal Party (German)
National Socialist Factory Cell Organization
National Socialist Party (NSDAP, Nazis). See also Hitler, Adolf; World War II; and other leaders
Austria and Czechoslovakia annexed by
Bosch and
code of, broken
early rule of
elections of 1933 and
female factory labor and
France occupied by
IG Farben executives join
IG Farben foreign interests and
IG Farben Jews and
IG Farben plants and
IG Farben responsibility for
IGF subsidies and
Jews purged from businesses by
Night of Long knives and
Nuremberg IG Farben trial and
Nuremberg IMT and
poison gases and
Poland invaded by
post–WW II employment and
propaganda and
rally of September 1936
raw materials and rearmament drive of
rise of
takeover of 1933 and purging of Jews by
WW II started with invasion of Poland
Netherlands
Neuralgine
Neurath, Konstanin von
“New Order for the Greater Chemical Industries of Austria, A” (Ilgner)
newspapers
New York Chemical Society
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
New York World