SEIZED BY ALLIES
I. G. FARBEN EMPIRE
FUTURE OF ORGANISATION
(By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright.) Rec. noon. BERLIN, October 12.
Lieutenant-General L. D. Clay, head of the American military government of Berlin announced the confiscation by the Allies of the great I.G. Farben industrial empire, Germany's most important source of war-making implements. •
He said that part of I.G. Farben's 300 plants would be dismantled and taken by the Allies as reparations, and part, which was anvoted entirely to the production of war implements would be destroyed. Some plants which produced non-military products would be left in Germany for peacetime operation. General Clay added that the seizure of the plants by the Allies affected only the holdings within Germany. He did not know what w6uld happen to I.G. Farben's considerable foreign holdings.
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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 90, 13 October 1945, Page 7
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