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| Kali-Chemie, Wacker-Chemie, Ruetgers, Degussa, Schering, Heyden,
Fahlberg-List. In the beginning the owner of the chemical enterprises will be
the Reich, for whose account and at whose risk the plants will be operated; the
financing of them will also be undertaken by the Reich. Farben has received the
order that, all together with Kali-Chemie, the Deutsche Solvay-Werke, and the
Stickstoff Syndikat, it is to work out a charter for Chemie Ost G. m. b. H.
analogous to the Stickstoff Ost G. m. b. H., Alkali Ost G. m. b. H., Kautschuk
Oqt G. m. b. H., and Waschmittel Ost G. m. b. H. In the case of the Chemie Ost
G. m. b. H., it is proposed to form an advisory council [Beirat], composed of
representatives of the firms involved, under the presidency of the Reich
Ministry of Economics; the business management will be in the hands of Dr.
Ungewitter and two other business managers to be nominated by the chemical
firms; Dr. Ungewitter suggests Dr. W. Passarge for this as a contact man, and a
representative of Degussa as administrator. In principle, Farben declares it is
ready to give assistance |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-6737
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT NO.
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| SECOND CIRCULAR LETTER OF DEFENDANT AMBROS, 14 JULY 1941, TO THE
MEMBERS OF FARBEN'S BUNA COMMISSION RUSSIA |
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I. G. FARIBENINDUSTRIE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,
LUDWIGSHAFEN/RHINE |
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| Management |
| 14 July 1941 |
| SECRET |
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Circular Letter No. 2 to the members of the Buna Commission Russia
With this circular, I enclose, in the first place, a further report on
the situation in Russia and on the work of the rubber factories there. Dr.
Dorrer has compiled the data. We shall receive further material during the next
few days. I hope that the reports will reach you safely, since after all, they
represent confidential material.
In the meantime a discussion was held
in the Reich Ministry of Economics in Berlin for the purpose of regulating
cooperation be- […tween] |
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