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Volume VI · Page 27
| NAME AND LOCATION | NATURE OF COMPANY | |
| Eisenwerk-Gesellschaft
Maximilian- shuette G.(GmbH. After 1944) (abbreviated "Maxhuette") |
Iron mines and smelting plants. | |
| Essener
Steinkohlenbergwerke A.G., Essen |
Soft coal mines in Ruhr. | |
| Fella Werk A.G. (after 1944, G.m b.H.), Feucht near Nuernberg. | Agricultural machinery. | |
| Friedrich Flick Kommanditgesellschaft (abbreviated FKG or FFKG), Berlin | Limited partnership
which was parent holding company of the Concern; it also directly owned and operated extensive properties, including Brandenburg and Hennigsdorf steel plants. |
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| Harpener Bergbau A.G., Dortmund | Soft coal mines in Ruhr. These properties, together with Essener Steinkohle, comprised second largest coal group in the Ruhr. | |
| Hochofenwerk Luebeck A.G., Luebeck - Herrenwyk | Blast furnaces. | |
| Linke - Hofmann Werke A.G., Breslau | Tractor and truck vehicles and railway cars. | |
| Maschinenfabrik
Donauwoerth G.m b.H. Donauwoerth |
Machine works. | |
| Mitteldeutsche Stahlwerke A.G., (after 1943, G.m.b.H.), Riesa a. d. Elbe, (abbreviated "Mittelstahl") | Iron and steel plants; largest in Germany outside the Ruhr. | |
| Saechsische Gusstahlwerke Doehlen A.G., Doehlen | Iron and steel
products; owned 50 percent by State of Saxony but largely operated by the Flick Concern. |
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| Spandauer
Stahlindustrie G.m.b.H. Spandau |
Steel products. | |
| Waggon-und
Maschinenfabrik A.G., Bautzen (frequently referred to under its former name of Busch-Bautzen) |
Electric locomotives;
railway cars, couplings. |
