Henry Ford's treasured Nazi medal
Henry Ford: From Slaughterhouse to Death Camp
Ford and the Fuhrer New Documents Reveal the Close Ties Between Dearborn and the Nazis; material alleges that Ford Motor Co. made equipment for Nazi Germany, even for a few months after the US entered the war
Time To Leave The 1920's Behind Us - 29/04/03 Ford's articles inspired a young Adolf Hitler and helped pave the road to the Holocaust
Henry Ford and His Anti-Semitism
Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler
Wall Street Paves the Way for Hitler The two largest tank producers in Hitler's Germany were Opel and the Ford A. G. subsidiary of the Ford Motor Company of Detroit
The Empire of I.G. Farben Farben was Hitler and Hitler was Farben - Senator Homer T. Bone to Senate Committee on Military Affairs, June 4, 1943. Edsel Ford did not resign from the board until 1941!
General Electric Funds Hitler; A.E.G. Avoids the Bombs in World War II American-owned factories producing electrical equipment for the Nazis were left alone by the American Bombers
Profiting From Both Sides Westrick attempted to persuade Henry Ford to cut off supplies to Britain, and the favored treatment given by the Nazis to Ford interests in France suggests that Westrick was partially successful
Henry Ford and the Nazis In February 1923 at the trial, vice president Auer of the Bavarian Diet testified: the Hitler movement was partly financed by an American anti-Semitic chief, Henry Ford. Hitler utilized sections of Ford's book The International Jew verbatim in writing Mein Kampf
Henry Ford Receives a Nazi Medal
Ford Motor Company Assists the German War Effort Although there is evidence that European plants owned by Wall Street interests were not bombed by the U.S. Air Force in World War II, this restriction apparently did not reach the British Bombing Command. In March 1942 the Royal Air Force bombed the Ford plant at Poissy, France
Who Financed Adolf Hitler? In 1933 30.5% of the Nazi Party's funds were contributed by Edsel Ford, as director of IG Farben
Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler: Conclusions Henry Ford was an early (1922) Hitler backer and Edsel Ford continued the family tradition in 1942 by encouraging French Ford to profit from arming the German Wehrmacht, Subsequently, these Ford-produced vehicles were used against American soldiers as they landed in France in 1944. For his early recognition of, and timely assistance to, the Nazis, Henry Ford received a Nazi medal in 1938.
Corporations and Nazis Ford and the Führer
The Blood of Thousands When the RAF bombed the Ford plant at Poissy in March 1942, photographs of the burning plant were published in American newspapers. The newspapers however, wished to protect one of their largest advertisers and failed to mention that the plant was owned by Ford. The Vichy government paid Ford 38 million francs in compensation
Mission Log for the 486th Bomb Group (H) see 14/10/44 raid on Koln
Motorism An extreme control freak, Ford had a 'Sociology Department' to spy on his workers, and a private police force, the 'Service Department', to beat them up. Ford Service reached its' violent peak in 1932 when four unarmed 'hunger marchers' were shot dead, and twenty others wounded
see articles: Berlin Hears Ford is Backing Hitler (New York Times, December 20th, 1922)
and Henry Ford Getting High Honor from German Government (Detroit Free Press, September 10th, 1938)
Shadow of the Swastika After the cessation of hostilities, GM and Ford demanded reparations for the bombing of their factories
Ford and GM's Nazi ties as late as 1967, ITT received $27 million for the bombing of the Focke Wulf (fighter)--made by ITT indirectly--plants in Hamburg
What Really Caused World War 2 Zyklon B, the lethal gas utilized by the exterminators at Auschwitz, Bitterfeld, Walfen, Hoechst, Agfa, Ludwigshafen, and Buchenwald, was manufactured by an I.G. Farben subsidiary
I.G. Farben
American Corporations Collaborate with the Nazis in particular Ford Motors
The War Years: Corporate Traitors
Ford Motor Co. charged in Nazi secret profits on slave labor - 18/03/1998
Suing Henry Ford The trial that forced the automaker to apologize for his anti-Semitism
How Henry Ford hoped to mass-produce hatred of Jews - 02/04/02
A Tale of two Henrys by Gilbert Ralph During World War II, when Britain was desperate for more fighter aircraft, the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, asked the US president, Franklin Roosevelt, for assistance in manufacturing Rolls-Royce Merlin engines. Roosevelt contacted Edsel Ford, who was then President of Ford Motor Company, and Edsel agreed to make the engines to R-R specifications. The Ford company began immediately to set up a production facility when along came Henry to enquire what was taking place. When he was told, he flew into a rage declaring how he hated the British in general and Churchill in particular and that the Ford Motor Company would not be a party to it. When told the President had promised to help Churchill, Henry declared that was the President's problem. An embarrassed Edsel reported back to the Government and Packard took over the contract. I wonder how Henry reacted when he learned that Ford in England were compelled by Churchill's wartime government to make Rolls-Royce Merlin engines at its Trafford Park Works?
Henry Ford and the Jews: The Mass Production of Hate BusinessWeek review
Financial compensation for Nazi slave laborers Unlike most American facilities in Germany, Ford was not taken over by the German government during the war
The A Word Among the U.S. corporations that invested in Germany during the 1920s were Ford, General Motors, General Electric, Standard Oil, Texaco, International Harvester, ITT, and IBM — all of whom were more than happy to see the German labor movement and working-class parties smashed... Ford, an outspoken anti-Semite, believed that Jews corrupted gentiles with "syphilis, Hollywood, gambling, and jazz." In 1918, he bought and ran a newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, which became an anti-Jewish forum
rotten.com biography of Henry Ford
Henry Ford Invents a Jewish Conspiracy
Origins of the Swastika Flag compare with emblem of Krit, Detroit motor manufacturer!
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