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By the time Haber died, Otto Hahn, acting as provisional director of his institute, had carried out the orders that Haber had resigned over. A Nazi Party member became the institute s director and, in the subsequent Nazi takeover, no other institute of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society suffered as severely as Haber s. The military planned to make the institute a center for poison gas research, and former staff members were not needed. [Pg.77]

Yet Ilgner s "pull" was cosmopolitan. The world s greatest joiner, he had refused to join the Nazi Party in 1934 while at the same time he joined International Rotary against express orders from Goebbels. He was a queer duck, all right. [Pg.59]

Maybe. You ask, Why didn t he join the Nazi Party until later It s because he was too ambitious. The Party would put a crimp into his belonging to everything else. I don t know why Krauch should have cowed him."... [Pg.60]

It is a matter of common knowledge in Germany that I. G. Farben is financing Hitler. There seems to be no doubt whatever that at least Dr. Schmitz is personally a large contributor to the Nazi Party. [Pg.88]

One thing was certain Von Schnitzler was the cause of his present plight. In 1937—the year Carl Krauch finally joined the Nazi Party, the year Ter Meer also joined the Party and at the same time avoided the Unter den Linden — Von Schnitzler reorganized the commercial committee. Instead of occasional meetings at Frankfurt, regular monthly meetings were now held at Berlin Northwest 7. [Pg.259]

According to the files of the US Document Center in Berlin, which holds more than one million records pertaining to members of the NSDAP ( Nazi Party), Dr. Gustav Wilhelm Schiibbe was never stationed in Kyiv. [Pg.514]

Anyone who commits an attack on a member of the occupation forces or on a bearer of official functions, or who commits arson for reasons of political enmity, seals not only his own fate but that of 50 former members of the Nazi Party as well. Their lives are forfeit together with that of the assassin or arsonist. ... [Pg.538]

The chemical industry s appreciation was also expressed in the conversion of its dyestuff industry to the production of war materials. This was achieved through the institution of the Four-year plan. Carl Krauch, the head of the nitrogen and petrol division of ig Farben, was placed in charge of the Research and Development Department for Raw Materials and Foreign Currency on Goring s staff. A member of the Nazi party from 1937, he took over the Research and Development Department in the Office of German Raw Materials and Synthetics under the Four-year plan. He was also Plenipotentiary General for Special Questions of Chemical Production. On 10 February 1943 Von Schnitzler noted that... [Pg.184]

The war ends. His German father chokes on his Nazi Party pin while trying to hide it from a Russian. At the burial, Oscar consciously decides that he will resume physical growth. His stepbrother throws a stone, which strikes him. He falls on his father s grave, and he begins to grow once more. [Pg.193]

Later the fantastic is joined by the macabre. Oscar s parents observe eels being caught in the sea. A dead horse s head yields the fresh eels that will be dinner. The wife is revolted, and yet later she kills herself by overeating fish. Even later, the father is killed by choking on his Nazi Party pin—he had tried to hide it from a Russian by swallowing it. All these events are symbols of the relationship of life to death in the period of the Third Reich. In the end, all the death symbols—the swastika, the bodies of men and animals—prove to be toxic. They kill all of Oscar s parents. [Pg.195]

During the 60s I had occasion to talk several times with George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party. He was quite intelligent and a true barbarian, albeit of a negative strain. However, he was no more a National Socialist than my dachshunds and was so vui r ha could never have attracted decent barbarians who would actually implement whatever system he might have settled on had he not gotten shot. [Pg.100]

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I was being shown round a famous collection of [Nazi] Party relics in Munich. The curator was a mild old man, a student of the old German academic class. [Pg.174]


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