The Devil's Chemists

Josiah E Dubois Jr

Published by The Beacon Press, Boston, 1952

Rare hardcover in full bound orange cloth boards, missing dustjacket. Black Beacon Press logo on the front and black lettering on the spine. No writing, no odor, binding is strong, some small pinholes on front side of book (see photos).

The Devil's Chemists by Josiah E Dubois Jr published 1952 The Beacon Press Boston, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 52-7872, Printed in USA

"24 conspirators of the international Farben cartel who manufacture wars. They armed the Nazis. Today they helping arm the Soviets - against us!." Dubois was the chief prosecutor of the IG Farben case during the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1947/48. IG Farben was the leading chemical and pharmaceutical company in Europe and a major supporter and supplier of the Nazi regime. Farben employed slave labor during WWII, participated in forced medical experiments on concentration camp inmates, and manufactured the infamous Zyklon-B gas that was used to murder over one million people during the Holocaust. Dubois was the lead prosecutor against Farben officials during the Nuremberg War Crimes trials, and in this book he details that case in a clear and compelling manner worthy of a good mystery novel. Dubois reveals the connections that some American companies had with IG Farben in the lead up to American involvement in WWII. And finally, he warns about the same thing happening again with companies profiting from doing business arming the Soviets in what was then the early years of the Cold War. Seller Inventory # ABE-1757703954384

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Devil's Chemists
Publisher: The Beacon Press, Boston
Publication Date: 1952
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Edition: 1st Edition