Gustav Krupp Von Bohlen Und Halbach

• Part 1
  • A. In Furtherance Of The Nazi Conspiracy, Krupp Circumvented The Restriction Imposed By The Treaty Of Versailles On The Rearmament Of Germany.
• Part 2
  • B. After The Conspirators' Accession To Power, Krupp Lent His Influence, Prestige, And Financial Support To The Consolidation Of Their Control Over The German State.
• Part 3
  • B. (continued)
• Part 4
  • C. Under Krupp's Direction, The Krupp Firm, By Developing New Instruments Of War And Producing Huge Quantities Of War Materials, Furthered The Conspirators' Program To Create A Powerful Military Potential.
• Part 5
  • D. Krupp Governed The Exports Of His Firm In The Light Of The Military Requirements Of The Nazi Conspirators And The Accepted And Discharged Important Administrative Responsibilities In Furtherance Of The Conspirators' Program Of Economic Mobilization For War.
• Part 6
  • E. Krupp Supported The Conspirators' Propoganda Program; Lent His Organization To The Dissemination Of Nazi Propoganda Abroad; And Used His Employees In Espionage Activities In Furtherance Of The Aims And Purposes Of The Nazi Conspiracy.
• Part 7
  • F. Krupp Publicly Approved The Successive Crimes Against The Peace Perpetrated By The Nazi Conspirators.
• Part 8
  • G. Krupp As Head Of The Krupp Concern, In Furtherance Of The Common Plan To Exploit The People Of Occupied Countries And Prisoners Of War, Was Responsible Ror Compelling Persons Forcibly Deported From Occupied Countries And Prisoners Of War To Work Against Their Will And Without Their Consent In The Manufacture Of Arms And Ammunitions.
• Part 9
  • H. Contrary To Articles 4, 6, 7 And 46 Of The Hague Regulations, 1907, Articles 2 And 3 Of The Prisoners Of War Convention (Geneva 1929), The Laws And Customs Of War, And Articles 6(b) And 6(c) Of The Charter, Krupp, As Head Of The Krupp Concern, Was Responsible For Denying Adequate Food, Shelter, Clothing And Medical Care And Attention To Prisoners Of War And Workers Forcibly Deported From Occupied Countries, For Forcing Them To Work Under Inhumane Conditions, And For Torturing Them And Subjecting Them To Indignities.
    • 1) The prisoners of war and foreign laborers at the Krupp works were undernourished and forced to work on a virtual starvation diet.
  • Part 10
    • 2) The prisoners of war and foreign workers at the Krupp factories were forced to live in grossly overcrowded hutted camps and otherwise were denied adequate shelter.
    • 3) The prisoners of war and foreign workers at the Krupp factories were denied adequate clothing.
  • Part 11
    • 4) Prisoners of war and foreign laborers at the Krupp workd were denied adequate medical care and treatment, and as a consequence, suffered severely from a multitude of diseases and ailments,
    • 5) Russian juveniles were compelled to work at the Krupp factories, and prisoners of war and foreign workers were generally forced to work long hours, to and beyond the point of exhaustion.
  • Part 12
    • 6) The prisoners of war and foreign laborers used at the Krupp works were beaten, tortured, and subjected to inhuman indignities.
  • Part 13
    • 7) The Krupp companies specifically requested and actively sought out the employment of prisoners of war and foreign laborers.
  • Part 14
    • 8) Concentration camp laborers, who were brought to the Krupp works at the request of Krupp officials, were subjected to persecution, degradation, despoilment and torture in a manner to that of prisoners of war and slave laborers.
• Part 15
  • I. As Reward For His Participation In The Nazi Conspirators' Program, Krupp Reaped Large Profits, Was Permitted To Expand His Industrial Empire, And Received High Honors And Special Privileges From The Nazi Government.
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