"Anilin" meaning in German

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          "text": "1908 ist er in Bergzabern tätig, dann 1909 im Elsaß; er machte den Weltkrieg mit, kommt 1918 nach Bergzabern zurück, wird 1919 dort Stadtrat, 1921 Betriebsrat in der Anilin in Ludwigshafen und meldet sich, als die SPD die Stelle des Sekretärs für den Unterbezirk Landau neu besetzen will.",
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          "text": "Einer erzählte, dass sein Papa als Chemiker in der „Anilin“ arbeitet. Ich habe daheim meinen Papa Nagbert gefragt, was das ist – die „Anilin“? Er hat gelacht und mir erklärt, dass man so in Ludwigshafen die BASF bezeichnet.",
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          "ref": "2021 December 1, Karin Lassen, Sei tapfer im Leben!: Die Spuren der Kriegskinder, pinguletta Verlag, →ISBN, page 54:",
          "text": "Außerdem gibt es Schutzräume, und der Bunker wird auch gerade gebaut. Die Anilin hat wirklich alles unternommen, damit keinem Arbeiter etwas geschieht.",
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          "ref": "1966, Hans Blinn, Die Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands in der Stadt Landau in der Pfalz von 1918-1933: ein Beitrag zur süddeutschen Parteiengeschichte, Heidelberg University, page 165:",
          "text": "1908 ist er in Bergzabern tätig, dann 1909 im Elsaß; er machte den Weltkrieg mit, kommt 1918 nach Bergzabern zurück, wird 1919 dort Stadtrat, 1921 Betriebsrat in der Anilin in Ludwigshafen und meldet sich, als die SPD die Stelle des Sekretärs für den Unterbezirk Landau neu besetzen will.",
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          "text": "Einer erzählte, dass sein Papa als Chemiker in der „Anilin“ arbeitet. Ich habe daheim meinen Papa Nagbert gefragt, was das ist – die „Anilin“? Er hat gelacht und mir erklärt, dass man so in Ludwigshafen die BASF bezeichnet.",
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          "ref": "2021 December 1, Karin Lassen, Sei tapfer im Leben!: Die Spuren der Kriegskinder, pinguletta Verlag, →ISBN, page 54:",
          "text": "Außerdem gibt es Schutzräume, und der Bunker wird auch gerade gebaut. Die Anilin hat wirklich alles unternommen, damit keinem Arbeiter etwas geschieht.",
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