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a holding company for the purpose of continuing to operate Boruta
under trusteeship, provided it is guaranteed that Farben's advance payments are
repaid with appropriate interest. If necessary, an acceptable solution would be
to mortgage the plants in favor of Farben as a lien for its claims. As soon as
Messrs. Schwab and Schoener have contacted the local military authorities to
this effect, they will be requested to come to Berlin, so that the matter may
be followed up here with the competent authorities. Prior to that, it would be
desirable that Dr. Schoener make an inspection of the Sandomir plant in order
to ascertain whether apparatus is already installed there, the transport of
which — be it to Germany or to Zgierz — would be of interest.
c. Furthermore, on his way back to Warsaw, Dr. Deissmann will
call on the local chief of the civil administration in Poznan, in order to
clarify the appointment of a trustee for the “largest chemical industrial
plant” located there — it is not yet known which plant is
involved. |
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11. Reichswerke Hermann Goering
The entire activity of the
Hermann Goering Works in the eastern territory is receiving careful attention.
Farben takes a positive attitude as to collaboration with the Hermann Goering
Works. Dr. Buetefisch will see Mr. Pleiger within the next few days about
hydrogenation and nitrogen problems and will avail himself of the opportunity
to express Farben's willingness, in principle, to cooperate. All other
questions connected with the problem of the Hermann Goering Works will be left
in abeyance for the time being, until a report is on hand from Dr. Buetefisch
on the subject of his discussion with Mr. Pleiger. |
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| Signed: VON SCHNITZLER |
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| Berlin, 26 October 1939 |
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