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  PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-15238
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 2147
 
LETTER OF DEFENDANT KUGLER CONCERNING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE FRENCH, 18 FEBRUARY 1941 
 
18 February 1941 
Dr. Hans Kramer
Army Postal No. 06661

Dear Dr. Kramer,

Unfortunately, we had no chance to talk to each other during your last stay at Frankfurt. Your report of 14 February got here this morning via Berlin. Director Otto had already conveyed the contents to Dr. von Schnitzler (by telephone yesterday), so that in our usual Monday discussion we could discuss the present state of affairs. For your private information, we have, in any event, set aside the week beginning 10 March for a trip to Paris. Whether the trip will take place, will now depend on whether M. Blanchard intervenes at Vichy, and whether Vichy will grant its approval for a German majority participation. Your attitude toward the French group which you have shown in the present interim stage, was, by the way, approved in all respects. Let us hope, therefore, not only from a business angle, but also to a certain extent from a private angle, that the Paris trip can take place at the beginning of March. 
 
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Thanking you very much for your friendly efforts, and with kindest regards, I am 
 
Yours
Signed: KUGLER
 
 
  TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-15222
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 2148 
 
 
FARBEN FILE NOTE ON A CONVERSATION WITH DR. KRAMER, 6 MARCH 1941, CONCERNING THE ATTITUDE OF FRENCH OFFICIALS TO FARBEN'S CLAIM TO A 51 PERCENT PARTICIPATION IN FRANCOLOR 
 
File note on a telephone conversation with Dr. Kramer on
6 March 1941,16:30* 
 
Dr. Kramer reports that he spoke to Minister of Production Pucheux. The Minister of Production rejects a 51 percent par- [….ticipation]
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* This document bears no mark to indicate the author. It was located In the I. G. Farben Control Office of the Records Building at Griesheim, in a folder marked “Main Points of the Francolor contract” [Hauptakten des Francolor-Vertrages].
 
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