The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03
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 The eMlef oe war criminals who laad the lash Co the eAcks of slave and concentration camp lahorers 9or AeolpA ffitler win shortly be Indicted 0y the very able United SlAtos prosecutor, Brlgadler General Teltora Taylor. Thanks Co the in- <efatlEaoae Captain Sam Harris, the following cutthroats are expected to oe charged with mass torture and mass murder.
 Alfrcd Krupp van nohlen UnA FlaIAacA. former head of the huge Krapp Munitions Factories, and son og Gustav Krupp Won Bohlen und Ralubach. 0ustave Krlpp was in- cicted along with 0oering. Hess ct d. but was not tried because his syphilitic condition prevented his removal to Nuremberg. Gustav, the father. was an opportunist who threw his lot with Hitler when he saw the possibility of huge profits under the Nazi reSime and an op- postunity Co crush the progressive labor union at his factories,
 Alfried. on the other hand, was q Mai ny conviction. He firmly be- nvea in the Nau preaohings con. ceTning Q superior German race, and after succeeding his father as head of the Krupp factories, he nierci- lessly executed all policies of the Nan pjarty. The chief crime for which he must answer at the bar of justice is his responsibility for the slave labor program at the Krupp factory, under which con- centration camp inmates, prisoners of war and foreign laborers were beaten. tortured and worked to asath. Fritz Sauckel has been hanged for directing the Nazi slave labor program. Alfried Krupp will face similar charges,
 Won BulOw, German diplomat, who later became boss of the Works policer at the Krupp factories; chief Krupp contact with the Gestapo, and head of the far-flung Krupp propaganda unit In foreign coun- tries. He armed his guards with steel clubs in order to break he spirit of the Krupp slave laborers. when this did not Completely acc complish his objective. he built steel cabinets. four feet high and two feet wide, into which slave laburers were crammed and tor- eured until they either succumbed eo the iron discipline of the Ges- tapo or died.
 Hermann SchmitG head of the huge I. c. Farben Trust. Under Schmitz' directions, I. c. Farben became one of the most important instruments by which the Nazi war machine was created. He fawned on Hitler to the point of nausea. With the aid of Schmitz' cronies in the Nazi Ministry Of Economies. I. c. Farben stole the chemical and dye works in Czechoslovakia and France. 1t built a huge plant at Auschwitz and manned 1t with thou sands Of concentration camp tn- mates. At the bidding of Schmltz, the skin of hundreds of German scientists was used in the creation of deadly poison gases for anticipat- cd use against Allied soldiers and civilians.
 Karl KEnmrh. another leading fig ure in the [ c. Faxben Trust, and head oe the chemical section in Goering's four-year plan office. Tn the latter post, he was able to har- ness the entire German industry to the NaA war machine. He shares the guilt Of Schnaitz in the criminal program launched and executed by [ O. Farben.
 Max uger, also e leading light in the I. c. Ferben Trust. Best known to American readers for his adroit use of I. c. Farben em- ployes and contracts in South Amer lea for espionage and propaganda purposes. Better known among the inner Maxi circle as the liaison be- tween the German High Command E&Ata l. Aas V &A WAL
 Baron Kurt Ven Schroeder, no- t0rious Na1 banker and dominant figure in the Stein Bank of Cologne. Won Schroeder. was the instigator Of the Himfnler ''circle of friends" which contributed one nail- lion Reichsmarks each year for Himmler's special purposes" Among the contributors to this special fund were pr. R. Bingler of Eiemens Schuckertwerke A. O. (eiec- fxic trustD: Ritter Won Halt of the Deutsche Bank: Staatsra Heifferich and Staatsrat Lindemann (of the Deutsche Amerikanishe Petroleum) Otto Eteinbrinck of the vereinigte StahlweEke A. c. Clargest German steel tEustl. and others. Won Schroe- der was regarded for his vast con- tributton to the NaH program with the honorary position Of "S. s. Brigadefuehrer."
 FricdrieA Biink, who became one If CseFTnanvss foreFlosk steel and