Flick Case : records, 1947-1949.

[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 1947-1949.

JX1395.5 Un38 Case 5

In English and German.

volumes ; 27-34 cm

(OCoLC)317567455

The Flick Case collection consists of proceedings and documents in English and German, some in German only. The collection is not indexed. The Flick case is one of 3 focusing on the economic relationships between the Nazi war machine, German industry, and the slave labor camps. The other 2 cases are the I.G. Farben Case and the Krupp Case. The 6 defendants in the Flick Case were all leading members of Friedrich Flick's industries, known eventually as the Flick Combine or Flick Konzern (under a holding company called the Friedrich Flick Kommanditgesellschaft). Flick began as a director of a small steel works in 1915, merging with larger corporations until by 1932 Flick was the undisputed steel king of central Germany and was systematically and permanently collaborating with Nazi leaders. The 6 defendants were: Friedrich Flick, Otto Steinbrinck, Odilo Burkart, Konrad Kaletsch, Bernhard Weiss, and Hermann Terberger.

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One of 12 war crimes trials of Nazis conducted by the American Military Tribunals after World War II, in Nuremberg, Germany. The trial had 6 defendants, 4 of whom were found guilty of war crimes and sentenced to prison sentences. The trial began on February 8, 1947 with sentences pronounced on December 22, 1947.

Forms part of: American Military Tribunals : records. See overall collection for more information.

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United States of America v. Friedrich Flick et al.
USA v. Friedrich Flick et al.
Flick-Prozess
Nuremberg Military Tribunal Case 5
Nürnberger U.S. Militärgerichtsprozess 5

Collection primarily bound.

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