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9c. Treibacher Chemische Werke A.G.
Dr. Fischer
reports on the continuation of the negotiations, in particular on the
anticipated amount of the participation and costs of acquisition, as well as on
the possibility of an increase in the generation of current. |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-9630
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
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| EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF FARBEN TO THE REICH MINISTRY OF ECONOMICS,
18 JULY 1938, CONCERNING THE ACQUISITION OF STOCK IN VARIOUS CHEMICAL
FIRMS |
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I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft
Zentral-Finanzverwaltung
[Central Finance Administration]
Berlin NW 7
To Reich — and
Prussian Ministry of Economics
Berlin W 8, Behrenstr. 43
Copy
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| 18 July 1938 |
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Finance Secretariat
Ke/P. 1214 |
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Transfer of Oesterreichische Dynamit Nobel A.C., Vienna, and
Carbidwerke Deutsch-Matrei A.G., Vienna, from Aktiengesellschaft Dynamit Nobel,
Pressburg.*
We submit to you, in our own name and that of our
associated company, Dynamit - Aktiengesellschaft vormals Alfred Nobel &
Co., Troisdorf (DAG Troisdorf), the following statement:
For about
1½ years — that is, since sometime before the Anschluss [union of
Austria and Germany] — we have been negotiating with the parties concerned
on a pooling of the stock and organization of the Pulverfabrik
Skodawerke-Wetzler A.G. Konzern, the stock majority of which is at present
still owned by Oesterreichische Creditanstalt, and the firms Oesterreichische
Dynamit Nobel A.G., Vienna, and Carbidwerk Deutsch-Matrei A.G., and their
subsidiaries, belonging to the Aktiengesellschaft Dynamit Nobel, Pressburg
(C.S.R.) Konzern,* in order to secure the technical equipment which these
chemical plants have come to require through the progress of time and the
elimination of unnecessary competition among them. Since the Anschluss it has
become a matter of urgent necessity that our plans should be carried out, as
the development of the Austrian economy, its coordination with the armament
plan and Four Year Plan, and |
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* Otherwise referred to as
"DAG Bratislava." See extracts from the minutes of the Commercial Committee
meeting of 15 July 1938. immediately above.
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