RUSSIAN PURCHASES AT ZEISS WORKS

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CIA-RDP82-00457R010500300004-2
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 22, 2016
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May 17, 2011
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4
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Publication Date: 
March 12, 1952
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REPORT
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/17: CIA-RDP82-00457R010500300004-2 CENTRAL tl iB._ GE3' CE to EWCIp REPORT JK ' A"= .. -;=E-POR C? NO PLACE ACQUIRED DATE OF 1NFn 1. iz:I%y (idussi.an Zone) 7) J ~d Farchraoes :,.t ZeiLa 111 MS OOCUlMV:HT COS4", ",Ins IC FIYRKCATiUR AFFECTiNO TICS NATIONAL DEFENSE or THE UNITED STATI S, Vi" ..ICi TiRR GisAKCC46 O ,Is, SECTIONS 70+7 AND 744, OF THE U S. COD :. 45 AT1ENCEO. ITS TRANSHi5SION OR REPEL I Q& and hnlrcrht a or o ope & glasses, t'ie wore rca piping On ru uau.bu1.11Lj CE COC' sUS E rMcawn, 12'ar52 i f ECLS. SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO TI f3S IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION ;;n1I,nr1 St nanov visited the Zeiss '!forks in Jena on 5 December and avar_ accomp. hied by an unidentified .mia,,jorc This 50X1-HUM sas the first time " nov had visited 4038. 50X1-HUM e lnontra.c to Zeiss for 79 A-1 aeria 7aaa~ aF~ t?rain-+na devices, aloe cable read "Auftrag erteiltj bereitet Fertigung ovo l o Zeiss is to commence delivery of these item in August 1952s and the -3e i:_ eery of all. 79 units is to be accomplished by December 1952. (k nu) ?ai.t,3_er will probably be responsible for the production program, while :1 na Lelmrich will supervise the final ;roduation stages (Fertigung). :. ;Fnik Heimrieh was the Zeiss delegate to a group of engineers who spent p>eptember i n :~ch.alf' of tk-e DDR Ministry of Mae iin 0cnstru ,tien., ifelmr.!.cb, who returned to Jena early in December 1951, has recently made inquiries at Zeiss concerning to possible production of the A-2 aerial training device, He was informed i.`ri: ?, the:,, plans were still on Dr.. Hugo 6chrade's desk, but that Zeiss would prof)ably take over the production, wit.out, however, using the services of Or, hillgers, the esi. nr;: f,^ of the A-i. 4, Uur ng November 1951, Zeiss received inquiries through the DIA from propec- ti=:t: Soviet and Polish buys (.i.,e?, .f2r export contracts), concerning the pos ;:i: die delivery of sounding K vices vices (t''cho L ote) c Zeiss informed these cor.'espondents that the concern has never m;.de this type of instruments., In October 1951, two Russian officials from Siemens and 8.alske (SiG Kahel) in Zw init?1,, Saxony, male inquiries of eiss as to the possibility of buying devices for photographing the bottom of the sea, :Dipi.:, ng. Walter Fischer tta:nded the discussion. Zeiss has never made these devices 5 y"lhe a the diamond die depe~r tment of Zeiss Eras moved from its previous location he Zeiss works to the Mdwerk on a , 7ro, :'1mately 1. November 1951, the old i,_ e iaises of the diamond die plant were taken over by the Ktro E.ack department. Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/17: CIA-RDP82-00457R010500300004-2