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1925-1952-2012 I.G. Farben
BASF board of directors
Bormann Organization (Bormann Flight Capital)
Cartels
Chemical companies
Companies in the DAX index
Companies involved in the Holocaust
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Shearman & Sterling clients
Societas Europaea companies
Societates Europaeae
TABC Member Companies
Children
1889-Today K+S (FWB: SDF, MDAX)
1894-2019 Wintershall Holding GmbH
1894-Today Wintershall Dea
1925 In the 1920s, the dye industry leaders, led by Carl Duisberg of Bayer and Carl Bosch of BASF, successfully pushed for the merger of the dye makers into a single company. In 1925, the companies merged into IG Farben.
1952 In 1952, IG Farben was split into BASF, Bayer, and Hoechst.
1956 By 1956 Hoechst, Bayer and BASF that had comprised I.G. Farben were generating record profits for the original 450 stock holders. Each of these three spin-offs do more business today than I.G. Farben when it was in 93 countries.
1997-2010 Ciba Specialty Chemicals
2007-Today Verenium Corporation
2010-Today BASF Schweiz AG
2016 Bloomberg - BASF Is Sleeping Giant on Deals as Bayer Moves on Monsanto
2016 LA Times - Bayer takeover of Monsanto would create a global giant
2020 RT - Chemical brothers: Monsanto & BASF knew for years their products destroy US farms, documents reveal
2021 PBS NewsHour - Energy crunch hits global recovery as winter approaches
2026 MPU - Corporations' Shocking Plan for Our Food Supply
BASF people
BASF Plant Science
Carl Bosch
Carl Krauch
Carl Wurster
Christian Schneider (Nazi)
Fritz Gajewski
Heinrich Butefisch
Heinrich Oster
Herman Schmitz
Hermann Schmitz
Leuna works
Otto Ambros
President of BASF said growth of consumption is so small that now they need to think about cut backs instead of expansion. Eastern Europe is more important to dump products rather than expand territory for modern market.
They listed stock accounts for companies in business during The Holocaust, including BASF, Degussa, and Degesch.
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Bayer
Hoechst AG