IG Farben in Fiction
- The Council of the Gods, produced at 1951 by (DEFA director Kurt Maetzig), is an East German film about IG Farben's role in World War II and the subsequent trial.
- IG Farben plays a prominent role in Thomas Pynchon's novel, Gravity's Rainbow, primarily as the manufacturer of the elusive and mysterious plastic product "Imipolex G."
- IG Farben plays a prominent role in Philip K. Dick's alternative history novel The Man in the High Castle.
- IG Farben is the company said to be supporting German terror activities and research of uranium ores in Brazil after World War II in Alfred Hitchcock's film noir Notorious, 1946
- In the Hearts of Iron computer game series by "Paradox Interactive", IG Farben is a "tech team" that excels at developing industrial technologies for Germany.
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