Bad company

Article Abstract:

Legal issues involving the compensation of people used as slave laborers by companies cooperating with the Nazis during World War II will have to be resolved before the globalization of the economy can be completed. German companies such as Volkswagen and Deutsche Bank were not the only companies that cooperated with the Nazis. Investigations have been conducted on French, British, and American banks and manufacturing companies. German business leaders wish to settle the legal claims.

Germany, International, Economic aspects, History, Ethical aspects, International economic relations, National socialism, National socialists

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Dirty business

Article Abstract:

Reports suggest that a class-action lawsuit is being filed against Chase Manhattan and major French and Britain banks who closed Jewish accounts while operating in Europe prior to Nazi orders to do so. Lawyers are also investigating J.P. Morgan, which had business in France during the war. Other reports suggest that at least 300 American companies did business in Germany during the war.

Cases, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Chase Manhattan Corp., J.P. Morgan and Company Inc., JPM, Holocaust survivors, CMB, War reparations

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Albrights's makeover

Article Abstract:

A review of the work and conduct of US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright is presented.

United States, Behavior, Political aspects, Albright, Madeleine K., Secretaries of state

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