REPORT XLIII
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Target No.
Map Ref. |
(Not yet allocated)
L49/S71 |
Name of Target |
Collecting Centre for Scientists |
Address |
Heidenheim. |
Date of Visit |
30th August, 1945 |
Summary |
Some 500 men and 50 women, together with their families were distributed in the 33 villages in the Heidenheim neighbourhood. These included a number of Jena technicians and scientific workers from Jena University. The camp is run by Dr. Werner Kliefoth. |
Jenaer Glaswerke Personnel
Department of Engineering Wolfram Spehr - Optical Glass Production.
Department of Engineering Hermann Schübel - Precision Calibration of Tubes etc.
Dr. Phil. nat. (Chemist) Karl Rehm - Special optical glass - Research and process Engineering.
Dr. Paul Prausnitz - Porous glass filters - Laboratory glassware.
Ing. Otto Netter - Electrical glass. Glass-porcelain seals.
Herr George Kutke - Glass machinery.
Dr. Dag. Otto Bartsch - Pots for Optical glass melting at 2,000°C.
Walter Pierstorff - Sales and Commercial manager.
Dr. Phil. Franz Riedinger - Head of Patent Departments of both Jenaer Glaswerke and Carl Zeiss.
Dr. Edwin Berger (Deceased 5th September, 1945) Physical and Chemical glass.
Richard Hirsch - Technical Director (Discharged from camp.)
Dr. Erich Schott - Director Jenaer glass works and five other Companies. (Discharged from camp. See Report XLII.)
University of Jena Personnel
Ceramic Institut of Hermsdorf - Schonburg - Isolatoren Ges:
Dr. Phil. Werner Rath - Ceramics for High Frequency and mechanical high temperature resistance.
Theoretical Physical Institute;
Dr. Gerhard Eichorn - Long wave infra-red and electric wave expert, Atomic Physics, Quick indicating infra-red receivers.
Dr. Direktor Gerhard Hettner - Long wave infra-red expert.
Chemical Technical Institute:
Dr. Chem. Ernest Schneider - Electro Chemical reduction of organic matter.
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