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during your stay in Berlin; my son Alfried, on his part, would be
glad to call upon you as my representative at any other place which might be
convenient to you.
In conclusion I should like to draw your attention
to a point which is important. The firm of Krupp will have to decide by the end
of February 1943 whether it will make the modification of capital which is
possible on the strength of the decree regarding surrender of dividends. Since
this modification would be superfluous in the event of a law being published,
and would be connected with unnecessary work and high costs, I would be
grateful to you, therefore, if you would inform me beforehand whether the
proposed way appears acceptable to the Fuehrer.
With the old grateful
admiration and with |
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Heil Hitler
I am, [Handwritten]
Your KBH [Krupp von
Bohlen und Halbach] |
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TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT D-103
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
472 |
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LETTER FROM MARTIN BORMANN TO GUSTAV KRUPP,
21 DECEMBER 1942, SUGGESTING A MEETING WITH
REICH MINISTER DR. LAMMERS ON A “LEX
KRUPP” |
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| NATIONAL SOCIALIST GERMAN WORKERS' PARTY, PARTY
CHANCELLERY |
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Fuehrer Headquarters, 21 December 1942
Address for letters,
Munich
33
Fuehrer Building |
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The Leader of the Party Chancellery
To: Dr. Krupp von Bohlen
und Halbach |
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| PERSONAL |
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| Essen, Auf dem Huegel |
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Dear Mr. von Bohlen!
It is already a fortnight since I
verbally informed Reich Minister Dr. Lammers that the Fuehrer wishes “a
Lex Krupp”* |
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* The words “Lex
Krupp” were often applied to the later law creating a Krupp family
enterprise. (Document 1387-PS. Pros. Ex. 476, reproduced immediately below.)
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