Georg Lörner was a defendant along with his brother, Hans Lörner, (b. 1893, Office 1, Office Group A) in U.S.A. v. Pohl et al. In their judgement, the tribunal took note of Lörner's assigned responsibilities and their importance."The first duty which a slave owner owes to his serfs is to feed, shelter, and clothe them properly. His own self-interest in maintaining their working capacity would seem to dictate no less. The story of the starvation and suffering of the concentration camp inmates, of their being beaten and abused and worked to death, is an old one and it would be idle to repeat it here. That they were under-fed and ill-clothed has been repeatedly proved before these Tribunals."
