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Gestapo members captured at I.G. Farben Plant. Members of the Gestapo, some in uniform and others in civilian clothes, are shown after their capture by troops of the First U.S. Army at the I.G. Farben factory, the largest synthetic oil plant in Germany. The Farben Plant is 15 miles west of Leipzig, captured April 19, 1945.

In 1950 begon Norbert Wollheim, als voormalige dwangarbeider, een proefproces tegen de IG Farbenindustrie AG in Liquidatie. De rechtszaak had plaats voor het Landgericht Frankfurt am Main en duurde tot 1953. Als advocaat trad Henry Ormond op. IG Farben werd veroordeeld tot het betalen van 10.000 DM als schadevergoeding. Norbert Wollheim woonde in Berlijn tot hij op 8 maart 1943 met zijn vrouw, zijn ...

First U.S. Army captures I.G. Farben plant. The first jeepload of First U.S. Army soldiers drives up to the front gates of the I.G. Farben plant at Leuna, 15 miles west of Leipzig. The largest synthetic oil factory in Germany, the Farben plant was seizes as first U.S. Army troops battled their way to Leipzig, captured April 19, 1945.

First U.S. army captures I.G. Farben plant. The first American soldiers to arrive at the I.G. Farben plant at Leuna, on the outskirts of Leipzig, talk with the manager, dr. christian Schneider (light coat), and dr. William Hahn (black coat), the factory's chemist and patent expert. These men were taken with the I.G. Farben plant, the largest synthetic sil factory in Germany, at First U.S. Army troops ...

German powder plant blown up. The blowing up of the IGFarben powder plant at Kaufbeuren, Bavaria, by engineers of the U.S. Army November 12, 1945. According to the decision of the Potsdam Conference, all German plants exclusively producing war materials are to be destroyed by the Allied. The powder plants at Kaufbeuren manufactured explosives for German V-weapon. They were perfectly camouflaged and ...