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Originally Posted by Paisley
Funny enough you should say that I wonder why the likes of I.G Farben supplying the Germans upto and during WW2 isn't to be seen in the UK school curriculum.
Seeing how the U.S, War Department concluded that....
Without I. G.'s immense productive facilities, its intense re. search, and vast international affiliations, Germany's prosecution of the war would have been unthinkable and impossible; Farben not only directed its energies toward arming Germany, but concentrated on weakening her intended victims, and this double-barreled attempt to expand the German industrial potential for war and to restrict that of the rest of the world was not conceived and executed "in the normal course of business." The proof is overwhelming that I. G. Farben officials had full prior knowledge of Germany's plan for world conquest and of each specific aggressive act later undertaken
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I'm more curious why the precise details of the battle of Stalingrad down to and including individual names of battalion commanders on either side aren't in UK history books. Global conspiracy I say...