Ibm's Dark Chapter - Industry Trend or Event - Brief Article
Industry Standard, The, Feb 26, 2001
A new book, IBM and the Holocaust by Edwin Black, alleges that IBM colluded with German officials to customize the punch-card technology that helped identify and arrange the transportation of millions of Jews to concentration camps. The day before the book's release, five holocaust survivors filed a class-action suit against IBM, seeking unspecified damages.
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The firm representing the survivors recently settled a similar case against several Swiss banks for $1.25 billion.
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