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Table 2-2: The Directors of American I.G. at 1930:
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American I,G.
Director
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Citizenship
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Other Major Associations
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Carl BOSCH
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German
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FORD MOTOR CO. A-G
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Edsel B. FORD
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U.S.
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FORD MOTOR CO. DETROIT
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Max ILGNER
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German
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Directed I.G. FARBEN N.W.7 (INTELLIGENCE) office.
Guilty at Nuremberg War Crimes Trials.
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F. Ter
MEER
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German
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Guilty at Nuremberg War Crimes Trials
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H.A. METZ
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U.S.
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Director of I.G. Farben Germany and BANK OF MANHATTAN (U.S.)
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C.E. MITCHELL
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U.S.
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Director of FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF N.Y. and NATIONAL CITY
BANK
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Herman SCHMITZ
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German
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On boards of I.G. Farben (President) (Germany) Deutsche
Bank (Germany) and BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS. Guilty at Nuremberg War Crimes
Trials.
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Walter TEAGLE
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U.S.
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Director FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK and STANDARD
OIL OF NEW JERSEY
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W.H. yon RATH
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Naturalized
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Director of GERMAN GENERAL U.S. ELECTRIC (A.E.G.)
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Paul M. WARBURG
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U.S.
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First member of the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK and
BANK OF MANHATTAN
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W.E. WEISS
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U.S.
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Sterling Products
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Source: Moody's Manual of Investments; 1930,
p. 2149.
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Note:
Walter
DUISBERG (U.S.), W. GRIEF (U.S.), and Adolf KUTTROFF (U.S.) were also Directors
of American I.G. Farben at this period.
Additional Notes : Standard Oil is now Exxon. Notice that TWO of the Directors of
American IG were also FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Members. ONLY the German members of this
list were tried (and CONVICTED) of War Crimes.
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