Nazi companies

Most companies operating in Nazi Germany had to have some sort of arrangement to survive.

But some went out of their way to please the government or take advantage of its murderous policies.

Shockingly, many of them were not even German. Here are just some of the companies that collaborated with the Nazis. All of them are still in business today.

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