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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-1149
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
NO. 1134 |
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| LETTER FROM DEFENDANT WURSTER TO DEFENDANT BUERGIN, 23 NOVEMBER 1939,
ENCLOSING A DRAFT REPORT OF AN INSPECTION TRIP TO POLISH CHEMICAL PLANTS
BETWEEN 26 OCTOBER AND 1 NOVEMBER 1939 |
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Dr. Carl Wurster
I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft
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Ludwigshafen (Rhine),
23 November 1939
Telephone
6496 |
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To: Director Dr. Buergin
I. G. Farbenindustrie A.
G.
Bitterfeld |
Registered
[Stamp]
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| Subject: Journey to Poland |
Bitterfeld, Secretariat
Received: 24 November
1939 |
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Dear Dr. Buergin,
As agreed upon, I beg to attach herewith
notes on my trip to Poland which, however, were dictated rather hurriedly, I
should be interested to read your report also. |
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With kind regards, and Heil Hitler,
Yours
[Signed] C.
WURSTER |
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| Enclosure |
[Handwritten note] Copy has been retained for Dr. Vorlaender
[Handwritten note] Draft — Report on the inspection of some chemical
industrial plants in Poland between 26 October and 1 November
1939 |
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The schedule of the trip covered —
Berlin-Beuthen-Bedzin-Czestochowa-Petrikow [Pictrkow]-Tomaschow
[Tomaszow]-Lodz-(detour to Ujazd and
Niewiadow)-Pabjanice-Zgierz-Lowicz-Sochaczew(detour to Boryszew and
Chodakow)-Warsaw-Warsaw-Praga-Jablonna-Warsaw-Grojec-Radom-(detour to Pionki
near Kozienice)-Kielce-Jedrzejow-Cracow-Katowice-Beuthen-Berlin.
The
journey was made by the following gentlemen:
Dr. Pohland, Reich Office
for Economic Development, Berlin; Dr. Wurster, I. G. Ludwigshafen; and Dr.
Heinkes, I. G. Hoechst, as interpreter for the Polish language.
Car No.
II D 13 591, Mercedes of 2.9 liters capacity, with driver Poser from I. G.
Ludwigshafen, was used for the journey.
The whole trip was completed
within five days, starting from, and returning to, Beuthen.
Only by
using a good car capable of covering approximately 1500 kilometers, Sometimes
on extremely bad roads, was it possible to complete the trip within this very
short period. The interpreter who ac […companied] |
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