Slave Labour

World War II-era slave labor profits estimated at $95b. Jerusalem Post, November 15, 1999

US court dismisses slave-labor suit against 2 German firms. Jerusalem Post, 14 September 1999

No Compensation for Forced Labor Legal and Historical Dimensions. Ulrich Herbert

The Army of Millions of the Modern Slave State. Urlich Herbert

Sworn Statement of Apolinary Gotowicki on Slave Labour in Krupp Factories. (13 October 1946)

Indignation Over Compensation. Der Spiegel Online. David Hudson. 08 October 1999

German Companies Offer $3.3 Billion in Slave-Labor Suit. New York Times. David E Sanger. 08 October 1999

Slave-labor case against Ford tossed: US courts cannot intervene, judges rule. Associated Press/Detroit Free Press. 14 September 1999

Statement Yields Wartime Documents on German Banks. San Jose Mercury News. 01 September 1999

Third Plenary Meeting of the Steering Group to
Prepare the Foundation Initiative of German Enterprises. July 15, 1999. Press Statement by Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs. 

Briefing on the "Foundation Intitiative of German Enterprises: Rembrance, Responsibility, and Future" -- Holocaust-era Forced/Slave Labor Compensation, Washington, DC, July 15, 1999. By Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs. 

Statement on the third plenary meeting of the steering group to prepare the Foundation Intitiative of German Enterprises Washington, DC, July 15, 1999.  By Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs. 

Briefing on establishing a process to achieve legal closure and make payments in connection with forced and slave labor and other outstanding claims under the Nazi regime, Washington. By Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs. 12 May 1999

The Lawsuits Pile Up, Matching the List of Atrocities. New York Times. David Rhode. 13 September 1998

Insurers Form WWII Panel. CNN Financial News.18 August 1998