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Alfred Krupp was born on August 13, 1907. He was an Olympic yacht races competitor, an industrialist, and a member of the Krupp family. It has been prominent in Germany, since the early 19th century. His conviction of crimes against humanity was after World War II; the reason was the way he operated his factories. He served three years in prison.
Alfred Krupp's family company called Friedrich Krupp AG Hoesch-Krupp, was a supplier of matériel and weapons to the Nazi regime and the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. He became the sole proprietor of the business after Adolf Hitler decreed the Lex Krupp. There was the Krupp Trial for his wartime employment of slave labor. It was from 1977-48. He served three years in prison.
Alfred started controlling the company after the decline of his father's health. In 1941, he became the de facto head of the firm. Gustav Krupp had suffered a stroke. He employed slaves, which the Nazi regime supplied. He took part in the Holocaust. He assigned Jewish prisoners to work in many of his factories. The military had suggested the use of the free German workers for security reasons (Alwyn, 2007).
Alfred Krupp became the head of the family after replacing his father. The Lex Krupp Law of 1943 helped him add the Krupp name to his. Adolf Hitler showed his gratitude via the transfer of ownership (Gustav, 2008).
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