"It's big like Paris, with dozens of camps, a vast railway junction, the biggest petrochemical complex in Europe, IG Farben. When you see it, the word 'industrial' comes to mind: industrial death." ...

Zoe Polanska Palmer never imagined she would survive Dr Mengele's experiments in Auschwitz. Nor did her German doctors. Like thousands of other children, she was destined to be gassed once her ...

By 1944, dem bin dey murder 12,000 Jews evriday. German chemicals company IG Farben bin build and operate one synthetic rubber factory for Auschwitz III-Monowitz.

More than one million people, the vast majority of them Jews, were murdered at the Auschwitz camp, which operated from May 1940 until its liberation on January 27, 1945 – now observed as ...

At Auschwitz - which became the symbol of the Holocaust - more than 1.1 million people were killed, mainly Jews but also Roma, Soviet prisoners of war and Poles.

At Auschwitz -- which became the symbol of the Holocaust -- more than 1.1 million people were killed, mainly Jews but also Roma, Soviet prisoners of war and Poles.

At Auschwitz, he was posted at the IG Farben plant, at one time the largest chemical and pharmaceutical company in the world. The company relied on cheap labor from the concentration camps nearby.

The provisional settlement approved by these two parties would pay some $7,000,000 to surviving slave laborers at the synthetic rubber plant operated by I. G. Farben with Auschwitz inmates.

Eligible for compensation under the settlement are all J wish or political inmates of Auschwitz concentration camp employed for slave labor in nearby IG-Farben factories–chiefly the Buna ...

Another criminal, IG Farben’s Fritz Ter Meer, oversaw the chemical factory in Auschwitz III (Monowitz) and did inhumane experiments. Most experiments were conducted in Block 20 Birkenau, the ...

As for the film’s muted gunshots, Burn didn’t just shoot guns in the distance and record them — he went to Auschwitz and measured the distance between the garden and block 11.