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| [Ger…] many had to reckon. Therefore, we wrote in the Neuordnung
that we intended to keep Germany as strong as possible militaristically in
relation to the United States." |
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I. Farben Participated in Plunder, Spoliation, Slavery, and
Mass
Murder as Part of the Invasions and Wars of Aggression
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84. In addition to the acts and conduct of the defendants set forth
above, the participation of the defendants in planning, preparation,
initiation, and waging of wars of aggression and invasions of other countries
included:
(a) The acts and conduct set forth in count two of this
indictment, relating to plunder and spoliation, which acts and conduct were
committed as an integral part of the planning, preparation, initiation, and
waging of wars of aggression and invasions of other countries. The allegations
made in said count two are hereby incorporated in this count.
(b) The
acts and conduct set forth in count three of this indictment, relating to
slavery and mass murder, which acts and conduct were committed as an integral
part of the planning, preparation, initiation, and waging of wars of aggression
and invasions of other countries. The allegations made in said count three are
hereby incorporated in this count. |
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| VIOLATION OF LAW |
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| 85. The acts and conduct set forth in this count were committed
by the defendants unlawfully, willfully and knowingly, and constitute
violations of international laws, treaties, agreements and assurances, and of
Article II of Control Council Law No. 10. |
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COUNT TWO — PLUNDER AND SPOLIATION
STATEMENT OF THE
OFFENSE |
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| 86. All of the defendants, acting through the instrumentality of
Farben and otherwise, with divers other persons, during the period from 12
March 1938 to 8 May 1945, committed war crimes and crimes against humanity as
defined in Article II of Control |
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