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DISMANTLING OF THE IG FARBEN WORKS AT FROSE

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CIA-RDP82-00457R001800230006-5
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 20, 2016
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August 23, 2005
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6
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Publication Date: 
August 23, 1948
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REPORT
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COUNTRY SUBJECT PLACE ACQUIRED pproved For RgWifQ 2OONlL Ge r.,y (Rus Tian Zone) Djmrant1in of the IG Farben t'orko at Frose DATE D!STR. 23 August x.918 25X1 DATE OF W FO THIS DOCUUHHT CONTAINS INTORIePTIOU AFFECT1t3C THE IJA710H AL DEFENSC OF THE UNITED STATES 1YITIJIN ME UEAISW i OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT SO U. S. C.. Si AND 32, AS AMENCEO. ITS TRAN3SIISS:ON 0:1 THE L TSTLATt3:: OP ITS CONTENTS ITt ANT MANNER To AN Ut:AUTt10R1ZE0 PECSCU 15 PRO- JIIOITED DT LAW. REPTODUCTtoN OF 71465 ''GRLI IS PP.oN:OtTCD. Hoy, E:'Ett 1RFO 4.HUATION CONTAINED in SCOT OP THE FORta 14AS GE UTILIZED AS MEWED NECESSARY HY THE R#CEtUING AOF.G:CY. 25X1 Ia 25X1 774 THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION FOR THE RESEARCH USE OF TRAINED INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS The former 10 Farban complex at Frose, near Aschersleben, consisted of V m following plta.nts befo o Arril, 1948: a. Plants 220 and 230, equipped with four and eight autoclave respecti.?e,ly. 2) th In ui1.d fl id -G e u a which v eread i Plt 220 ' prenans and 230 are dram ofs'? Dr. .Easter was in ch~t of these installations. The Opanc.21 Uerlc, l,shere synthetic rubber vas nsrufactured br the e1co'1ol an1 n itro,, h rrocess. Dr. t;orgenstern was In charm-e of this plant. c. The nicl :.1 works, T. here the pure metal tms painstakingly extracted from nickel sludge i.rltich uas? imported from the United States More the mar. As the -? ?r rrot?rersed,, activities at this plant came to a stop because of the lack of raw materials. 2. The Froce works more being totally di.c :ntled in April 194 and were ship-ed off to Szo jecin to athar with stocks of crude lead valued, before the war, at of ht million R. I. Tt o hundred woricer, t more e toyed in the disc. I.: tlinr . The project was c;parent1y nearing comrletion in April, . ince by that tine the ten tyre taking c:otin the 1. -on onrerstr