Working for the enemy: Ford, General Motors, and forced labor in Germany during the Second World War

Introduction / Nicholas Levis

Prologue: The Pre-War Years

1. Airplanes for the Fuhrer: Adam Opel AG as Enemy Property, Model War Operation, and General Motors Subsidiary, 1939-1945 / Anita Kugler

2. 1945. How the Americans Took Over Cologne - and Discovered Ford Werke's Role in the War / Reinhold Billstein

3. Walter Rietig and the Effort of Remembrance / Bernd Heyl

4. Forced Labor at Ford Werke in Cologne / Karola Fings

5. "And they took the 38 of us to Ford"z: NS-Dokumentationszentrum der Stadt Koln (NS Documents Center of the City of Cologne): Interviews with the former forced laborers Kamila Felinska, Inna Kulagina, Elsa Iwanowa-de Meyer, Anna Nesteruk and Nadia Shubrawa, Stepan Saika, Kazimierz Tarnawski, Yvon Thibaut, Mareno Mannucci, and the retired German Ford employee Fritz Theilen

6. Memory and Liability / Nicholas Levis

App. Organization of the Forced Labor System at War Operations.