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对公司、企业为战争发动者提供资金、生产武器装备和后勤物资从而间接涉入战争罪的审判起始于二战结束后的纽伦堡审判。纽伦堡国际军事法庭结束后,占领德国的美、苏、英、法四国在各自占领区内分别进行了后续审判,涵盖了直接、间接涉入战争罪的德国企业负责人。对德累斯顿银行董事会成员卡尔·哈斯彻的审判,由于未在在纽伦堡审判中单独列出,较少引起研究注意。这些纽伦堡后续审判中对德国企业家的审判,开创了国际法追究公司战争罪的先河,尽管,也有瑕疵。
The trial of companies and businesses that financed the firing of war, the production of armaments and logistical supplies for indirect involvement in war crimes, started with the Nuremberg trial after the end of World War II. After the International Military Tribunal in Nürnberg ended, the four countries that occupied Germany, namely the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, and France respectively conducted follow-up trials in their respective occupied territories, covering the heads of German enterprises that are involved directly or indirectly in war crimes. The trial of Karl Hasse, a member of the Dresdner Board of Directors, was less frequently studied because it was not listed separately in Nuremberg’s trial. The trials of German entrepreneurs in the follow-up Nuremberg trials have created the precedent for international law in investigating corporate war crimes, albeit with flaws.