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[per...] sonal direction of a Vorstand member, with his main office
in the plant. In some cases one member had direct supervision of more than one
plant; in others a division of management prevailed according to production.
The following defendants were responsible for the direction, as plant
leaders, of the plants listed in connection with the manufacture of the
products indicated:
Gajewski was
plant leader of Wolfen Film Plant and manager of “AGFA” Plants
located at Wolfen Filmfabrik, Berlin-Lichtenberg, Premnitz, Landsberg,
Munich-Camerawerk, Bobingen, Rottweil, 1931-45, which produced photographic
materials, artificial silk, synthetic fibers, cellulose wool, cellulose, all
kinds of cellulose products and ozalid.
Hoerlein was plant leader of the
Elberfeld Plant, 1933-41 and manager of the Elberfeld Plant, 19311, which
produced pharmaceuticals, organic intermediates, insecticides, biologicals, and
research in pharmaceutical and chemicals for plant protection and pest
destruction.
Schneider was plant
leader of Ammoniakwerk, Merseburg (Leuna), 1936-38; full manager of
Aminoniakwerk, Merseburg (Leuna), 1938-45; deputy manager, Ammoniakwerk,
Merseburg, arid manager of Leuna Plant, 1928-36; these plants produced
inorganics and nitrogen, organic intermediates solvents, plasticisers,
methanol, dyeing and printing auxiliaries, detergent raw materials, gasoline,
and lubricating oils.
Ambros was
manager of the following plants: Schkopau (buna 1), 1935-45; Ludwigshafen-Oppau
(organic, intermediates and dyestuffs plants and laboratories), 1938-45; Huels
(buna II), 1938-45; Ludwigshafen (buna III), 1941-45; Auschwitz (buna IV),
1941-45; Gendorf (inorganic), 1941-45; Dyhenfurt, 1941-45; Falkenhagen,
1942-45; which produced synthetic rubber, inorganics and nitrogen, organic
intermediates, solvents, plasticisers, methanol, plastics, accelerators,
dyestuffs, dyeing and printing auxiliaries, detergent raw materials, poisonous
gas and intermediates.
Buergin was
plant leader of Bitterfeld-Wolfen Plants, 1938-45, which produced inorganics
and nitrogen, organic intermediates, plastics, magnesium, and aluminum,
dyestuffs, dyeing and printing auxiliaries, detergent raw materials,
insecticides, light metals.
Buetefisch was technical chief of
Leuna Works, Merseburg, 1931-45; deputy manager, Ammoniakwerk, Merseburg,
1934-45 and chief (syn. gasoline), Auschwitz, 1941-45, which produced nitrogen
gasoline, lubricating oil, methanol, mersol, organic intermediates and suet
acid.
Kuehne was plant leader of
Leverkusen, 1933-43, which produced inorganics, organic intermediates, buna,
plastics, pharmaceuticals, insecticides, acetylcellulose, synthetic fibres.
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