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| partly armored concrete plates, 80 mm thick, had been pierced without
change in the E-metal bodies. Gaeng believes that some interest exists for such
a projectile, although there have not yet been any requests for incendiary
artillery ammunition. Koch suggested that B o 2 El, B 1 El, and B 4 El be shown
to Gaeng, who did not know them; and he will send, for this purpose, several
pieces from Rechlin to the Unterluess Testing Grounds where, from 9 to 12
February, other experiments will take place in the presence of both gentlemen.
I asked Gaeng to use our experience gained during the development of B El by
allowing us to take part in further experiments. This was supported by Koch.
Gaeng anticipated a further discussion. |
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| [Signed] NEUKIRCH |
| Bitterfeld, 27 January |
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1937
PARTIAL TRANSLATION
OF DOCUMENT NI-9548
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
683 |
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LETTER AND CERTIFICATE OF THE OFFICE FOR GERMAN RAW
MATERIALS AND
SYNTHETICS, AUGUST AND DECEMBER 1937,
CONCERNING FARBEN'S CONSTRUCTION OF A
NICKEL PLANT |
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Minister President, General Goering,
Plenipotentiary for the Four
Year Plan
Office for German Raw Materials and Synthetics
Journal
No. 56 734 37-6609-IV/1 Cr/Wa
File Ref.: J I 5bb |
| [Handwritten] FS 111/2, No. 7 |
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Berlin, 19 August 1937
Behrenstrasse
68-70
[Stamp]
Received 24 August 1937
Vermittlungsstelle W
SECRET |
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[Handwritten] to Director
Dr.
Mueller-Cunradi
Dr.
Schlecht.
Director
Brendel was furnished a copy 7 September 1937 |
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Reference: Your letter of 13 August 1937, Dr. Di [Diekmann] Fr
Subject: Nickel Plant Central Germany
I.G. Farbenindustrie A.G.,
Vermittlungsstelle W
Berlin NW 7, Unter den Linden 82
In
consideration of the interests of military policy, a nickel plant with a
minimum capacity of 2,000 tons per year is to be set up in Central Germany. You
are therefore requested to plan |
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