The Wagons, The Fabric, and the Company That Never Answered
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The Wagons, The Fabric, and the Company That Never Answered
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Ambition and silence meet in a factory full of contradictions: in January 1945 forty railway wagons rolled west while 1,980 kilograms of fabric remained behind - fabric woven from inmates' hair and testing positive for Zyklon B. Who moved the machines and left nearly two tons of textile linked to forced labor, and why has the family never faced criminal charges?
In this episode, you will hear the documented sequence of events from a Bavarian machinist's 1883 invention to the wartime factory acquisitions and the postwar registration that followed, and the question that keeps returning: what do the records actually prove about the company's responsibility?
Person: Friedrich Fischer
Date: July 29, 1905
Location: Schweinfurt, northern Bavaria
Event: January 1945 railway evacuation of 40 wagons
Author: Dr. Jacek Lachendro
- 40 railway wagons carried machines, documents, and 300 people west in January 1945.
- 1,980 kilograms of fabric remained at the factory and later tested positive for Zyklon B.
- The FAG trademark was registered on July 29, 1905 by Fischers Aktien-Gesellschaft.
- Wilhelm Schaeffler acquired Davistan AG in 1939 at 30% below its assessed value.
- Georg Schaeffler purchased a 25% stake in the company at the end of 1942.
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