Question

In what way did the Subsequent Nuremberg Trials endeavor to make sure that the Krupp Group was unable to profit from their wartime alliance with the

Nazis?
A)The CEO was executed for Crimes Against Humanity.
B)Krupp was made to forfeit his property as part of his sentence.
O C.
The company had to pay reparations to those used as slave labor.
O D. Anyone who worked for Krupp was barred from government jobs in Germany.

Answer 1

C) The company had to pay reparations to those used as slave labor.

The Subsequent Nuremberg Trials sought to ensure that the Krupp Group, a major German industrial conglomerate, was unable to profit from their wartime alliance with the Nazis. One of the measures taken was to make the company pay reparations to those who had been subjected to forced labor as slaves during World War II. This financial compensation aimed to address the human rights abuses and exploitation suffered by individuals under Krupp's control. It was a means of holding the company accountable for its collaboration with the Nazi regime and preventing them from benefiting economically from their wartime activities.