krupp

The Germans used Krupp and Skoda siege guns to reduce the fortifications at Liège.

The Krupp family provided their workers with free housing, schools, health care, etc.

Siemens, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Krupp all seem to be doing just fine today.

People like Krupp actually had to fear being disowned by communists.

Additionally Krupp Stahl was using forced labour during the war.

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The register has speculation that it was a Thyssen Krupp plant in Brazil I susepct that if it had been actualy ingermany there might have been better security.

I have no idea how on earth I could ever win a prize for math since I'm not in line for the Fields, Abel, or Alfried Krupp prize.

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(Inverse poe law, here I come!) > I have no idea how on earth I could ever win a prize for math since I'm not in line for the Fields, Abel, or Alfried Krupp prize.

Among them were the trials of IG Farben (gas chamber supplies, Zyklon B) and Krupp (armament of the German military forces in preparation of an aggressive war) I'm under no illusion that all the perpetrators of war crimes were held accountable but it's not a bad model.

Essen became a large company town and Krupp became a de facto state within a state, with "Kruppianer" as loyal to the company and the Krupp family as to the nation and the Hohenzollern family.

The background is that Hitler used "Hart wie Kruppstahl, zäh wie Leder, flink wie ein Windhund" (Hard as Steel from Krupp, tough as leather, fast as a greyhound) in a bunch of speeches about how to model the german youth.

My new business gets a brief mention on page two: "Krupp, a recent graduate of Cornell, came up with 'Swagapalooza,' a conference where marketers pay to get their products into the hands of influential bloggers.

In return, Krupp provided social services that were unusually liberal for the era, including "colonies" with parks, schools and recreation grounds - while the widows' and orphans' and other benefit schemes insured the men and their families in case of illness or death.

Krupp was a German company, and Skoda was an Austro-Hungarian company based in Bohemia (today's Czech Republic).

Krupp’s paternalist strategy was adoped by Bismarck as government policy, as a preventive against the Social Democratics.

A special shim from the private stock of Baron Alfred Krupp, who had to sell it at a great sacrifice.