Black's contribution is that he located new documents, collected the material, exposed in detail the role of technology in the dehumanization and destruction of the Jews, revealed how an iconic corporation was enriched in the process ... The book is the first to give the general public a detailed account of how an American corporation profited from intimate ties with the Nazis. It strips the veneer from the cherished myth of the purity and patriotism of American business.

Marilyn Henry
Jerusalem Post

With Black's documentation, it appears to be an undeniable fact that IBM, after the outbreak of hostilities, knew where each of its machines were operating in Germany and the conquered countries, and what kind of revenues it could expect from each machine. War was just another financial opportunity for Watson and IBM.

Values for Management Magazine
Center for Business Ethics
Jerusalem College of Technology
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