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cerunmman d Prague II, 23 March 5 of the security police in Prague 194. C.-M.-v.-Weber-Straße 7 Tgb.-Nr. V K II/2 92/45 - 8 S - 37 2 8. MRZ. 1945 C FE An E B es E S / den Deutschen Staatsminister für Böhmen u.Manren AOW id - 4-Obergruppenführer K. H. F a n k- O BS P r a 1 IV, O boE Czerninpalais. elb Subject: Production hindering conditions in wood processing industry. In connection with the processing of a process in this area, due to the apparently unjustified closure of a wood-processing plant, it was found that an unevenly large part of the wood-working plants of the Protectorate is not used up and partly black work for the civilian needs. Toy, woodgalantry and luxury articles. The fault lies in the supervision and supervision by the competent authorities, and it seems appropriate with the greatest speed to draw the attention of superior departments to the state of play in the woodworking industry, so that the competent bodies are encouraged to make the concerns of armaments green order. At the end of December the Škoda plants in Pilsen had a total residue of 272.349 for their own needs, including the orders for the OKH in Berlin, for the application of munitions packaging vessels of different types. The non-delivery of these urgently needed packing vessels was made by 2 the department of the Reichsminister für Armor und Kriegsproduktion for the rationalization of the economy in Bohemia and. Immediately, it was found that various production difficulties existed, but these were not in any way related to the large amount of undelivered munitions containers. On this condition, the Armamentsobmann in Bohemia and Moravia, the Production Committee "Holzverarbeitende Industrie", Herr Oberst K i p p i n g by the Reich Minister for Rusting and War Production, the Adjutant of the Führer,il-Stubaf. S c h u l z e, and Herr Reichsleiter A. B o r m a n n n were informed. Despite these reports, nothing should have been done on this matter by the Production Committee Nellete gom irynyn reb dollseetlnoe a9 891 28301 St.M.TV M-42/45 1338/43/160