
Edwin Black
Edwin Black is an American investigative journalist and author, best known for his works on corporate complicity in historical atrocities, particularly his book 'IBM and the Holocaust,' which details the role of IBM in facilitating the Holocaust through its punch card technology. His research has sparked critical discussions about the ethical responsibilities of corporations in relation to human rights and has positioned him as a prominent voice on issues of corporate accountability and historical memory.
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Edwin Black reports IBM using its monopoly on punch-card technology to reap staggering profits and organize Hitler’s anti-Jewish program.
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