Appendix C. Strategic Air Attack on the Rubber Industry

Table C-1
German Rubber Processing
Factories of Great Importance

Aachen	Engelbert & Co. G.m.b.H.
Berlin	Deka Pneumatik G.m.b.H.
	Rich. Klinger A.G.
	Veritas Gummiwerke A.G.
Dusseldorf	Pahl'sche Gummi-u. Asbest-G.m.b.H. "Paguag"
Frankfort/Main	Veithwerke A.G.
Fulda	Gummiwerke Fulda A.G.
Gotha	Blodner & Vierschrodt, Gummiwarenfabrik und Hanfschlauchweberei A.G.
Gotha	Vereinigte Gothania-Werke A.G.
Gusterath	Romika Schuhfabrik Gusterath G.m.b.H.
Hamburg	New-York Hamburger Gummi-Waren Compagnie
	Tretorn und Calmon Gummiwerke A.G.
	Vorwerk & Co. Chemische Fabrik
Hanau	Deutsche Dunlop-Gummi-Compagnie A.G.
Hannover	Continental Gummiwerke A.G.
Harburg	Harburger Gummiwaren-Fabrik Phoenix A.G.
Klein-Wittenberg	Gummi-Werke "Elbe" A.G.
Köln-Nippes	Franz Clouth, Rheinische Gummiwarenfabrik A.G.
Köln-Deutz	Kölnische Gummifaden-Fabrik vorm. Ferd. Kohlstadt & Co.
Köln-Dellbrück	Radium-Gummiwerke G.m.b.H.
Leipzig	"Vulkan" Gummiwarenfabrik Weiss & Baessler A.G.
Mannheim	Gummiwarenfabrik Hutchinson
Mannheim-Neckerau	Rheinische Gummi-und Celluloid Fabrik
Munich	Metzler Gummiwerke A.G.
Waltershausen/Thür	Thüringer Schlauchweberei und Gummiwerke A.G.
Wuppertal-Barmen	Vorwerk & Sohn

Factories of Medium Importance

Aachen	Gummiwaren Fabrik Saul
Ahrensboek/Lübeck	"Globus" Gummi-u. Asbestwerke G.m.b.H.
Blankenburg	C. Vollrath & Sohn K.G.
Berlin	Accumulatorenfabrik A.G.
	Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft
	Dr. Cassirer & Co. A.G. (Lincas Gummiwarenfabrik G.m.b.H.)
	Fr. M. Daubitz Gummiwarenfabrik
	Deka Technische Gummiwaren G.m.b.H.
	Denseritwerke A.G.
	Fromms Act Gummiwerke G.m.b.H.
	E. Kubler & Co. G.m.b.H.
	Mariendorfer Gummiwarenfabrik G.m.b.H.
	C. Mueller Gummiwarenfabrik G.m.b.H.
	Hugo Reinz Dichtungsfabriken
Schwiebus	Rekord Gummifabrik Herbert Lindemann & Co.
Berlin	Siemens Schuckertwerke A.G., abt. f. Isolierstoffe SK 4
Berlin	Standard Para Gummifabrik Holzberg & Co. K.G.
Braunschweig	"Braunschweiger Ring" Fabrik fur Konservendichtungen G.m.b.H.
Coswig Bez. Dresden	Kirchbach'sche Werke A.G.
Dortmund	Dortmunder Gummiwarenfabrik Wilhelm Pahl K.G.
Dresden	Feodor Burgmann Asbest-u. Gummiwerke
	Arthur Hecker Asbest-u. Gummiwerke
	Postlerit-Werke A.G.
Dusseldorf-Heerdt	Dusseldorfer Gummiwerke Theiler & Seeberger G.m.b.H.
Giessen	Poppe & Co., Giessener Gummiwarenfabrik
Hamburg	Conrad Scholtz A.G.
Hannover-Wülfel	Hansens Gummi-und Packungswerke Paul & John Hansen
Harburg	H. Rost & Co.
Heidenheim a.d. Brenz	Gummiwerke Becker A.G.
Hildesheim	Wetzell Gummiwerke A.G.
Ketschenforf b/Fürstenwalde (Spree)	Berliner Maschinen-Treibriemen-Fabrik Adolph Schwartz & Co.
Klein-Auheim (Main)	Hessiche Gummiwarenfabrik Fritz Peter A.G.
Köln-Nippes	Gummiwarenfabrik Carl Plaat
Köln-Kalk	Gotterfried Hagen A.G.
Leipzig	Flügel & Polter G.m.b.H., Gummiwarenfabrik
Leipzig	Zieger & Wiegand A.G.
Mannheim-Neckerau	Rheinische Gummi-u. Celluloid-Fabrik
Hannover-Münden	Mündener Gummiwaren-Fabrik, Gebr. Kunth G.m.b.H.
Radebeul b/Dresden	G. & A. Thoenes, Sächsische Asbestfabrik
Rommelshausen	Rusch
Zeulenroda/Thuer.	Dietsch & Illgen, Gummiwarenfabrik

Table C-2
Chief Products of Forty-Five Largest Rubber Goods Plants

	Firm	Bicycle Tires	Motorcar Tires	Aircraft Tires	Solid Tires	Conveyer & Driving Belts	Technical Hose	Dipped Goods	Soles & Heels	Boots	Rubberized Fabric	Hard Rubber Goods	Fabricated Technical Goods
1	Continental	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x		x	x	x
2	Semperit	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
3	Dunlop	x	x	x	x
4	Phoenix	x	x	x	x	x	x		x	x	x		x
5	Fulda		x	x	x
6	Metzler		x	x	x		x	x	x		x	x	x
7	Deka		x	x	x
8	Engelbert	x	x
9	Vorwerth & Son				x		x		x				x
10	Veith	x	x						x				x
11	Clouth					x	x				x	x	x
12	Hess. Peter	x	x(*)			x			x				x
13	Paguag					x	x		x		x		x
14	Elbe						x		x	x	x	x	x
15	Vollrath					x	x
16	Accu, Berlin & Hagen											x
17	Gi. Werk Ballenstadt												x
18	Freudenberg								x				x
19	Romika								x	x			x
20	Tretorn					x	x		x	x	x		x
21	Para Bruegger								x				x
22	G. Werk Wartheland								x	x	x		x
23	Wetzell						x				x		x
24	Veritas, Berlin and Gelnhausen					x	x	x			x		x
25	Poppe					x	x						x
26	Kuebler					x	x						x
27	Koerting								x
28	Optimit					x	x		x		x		x
29	Wilop								x	x
30	Peters Pneu, Renova		x(*)
31	Hansen					x	x		x				x
32	Hanauer Gi. Schuh								x	x
33	Gollert				x				x				x
34	Ota								x	x			x
35	Schwartz & Co.					x	x						x
36	Radium							x		x	x		x
37	Hutchinson					x	x		x	x			x
38	Gi. Werk Grottau					x	x		x				x
39	Dtsch. Kabel Werke Abt. Gummiwerke							x		x
40	Westland								x				x
41	Scholtz					x
42	Odenwald						x		x				x
43	Thuer. Schlauchweb						x						x
44	C. Mueller							x				x	x
45	Bloedner & Vierschrodt						x						x

Source: Industry Group-Rubber (Fachgruppe Kautschukindustrie) and Government Board for Rubber (Reichstelle Kautschuk).

Table C-3
Synthetic Rubber Production of Germany
(Metric Tons)

Month	Buna-S Types				Buna-N Types	Numbered Bunas				Month	Buna-S Types					Buna-N Types			Numbered Bunas
Month	Hüls	Leverkusen	Schkopau	Total	Leverkusen	Leverkusen	Schkopau	Total	Total Buna	Month	Hüls	Leverkusen	Ludwigshafen	Schkopau	Total	Hüls	Leverkusen	Total	Leverkusen	Schkopau	Total	Total Buna
1939										1942
Jan		9.4	555.5	564.9	81.1	5.4	64.8	70.2	716.2	Jan	1,000.5	221.8		3,894.3	5,116.6		210.7	210.7		221.1	221.1	5,548.4
Feb		19.5	564.2	583.7	69.0	0.6	55.4	56.0	708.7	Feb	2,614.4	141.2		4,076.8	6,832.4		215.8	215.8		180.1	180.1	7,228.3
Mar		25.1	789.1	814.2	74.9	3.1	41.9	45.0	934.1	Mar	3,475.5	40.1		4,301.9	7,817.5		220.4	220.4		190.9	190.9	8,228.8
Apr		38.1	1,119.7	1,157.8	84.6	0.5	40.0	40.5	1,282.9	Apr	2,985.1	21.0		4,830.1	7,836.2		192.2	192.2		228.7	228.7	8,257.1
May		35.2	1,518.9	1,554.1	84.4	2.3	63.1	65.4	1,703.9	May	2,836.6	44.2		4,796.6	7,677.4		230.6	230.6		177.0	177.0	8,085.0
Jun		26.2	1,639.8	1,666.0	109.5	0.9	54.5	55.4	1,830.9	Jun	3,063.9	35.9		4,800.2	7,900.0		216.5	216.5		200.8	200.8	8,317.3
Jul		40.5	2,010.0	2,050.5	87.9		53.5	53.5	2,191.9	Jul	3,260.8	26.3		4,870.2	8,157.3		249.7	249.7		252.6	252.6	8,659.6
Aug		38.3	2,028.7	2,067.0	151.7	1.8	51.0	52.8	2,271.5	Aug	3,196.3	13.9		5,016.8	8,227.0		291.7	291.7		246.9	246.9	8,765.6
Sep		105.0	2,048.5	2,153.5	92.0		46.2	46.2	2,291.7	Sep	3,302.1	34.0		4,810.4	8,146.5		282.1	282.1		220.0	220.0	8,648.6
Oct		73.0	2,392.8	2,465.8	83.0		91.5	91.5	2,640.3	Oct	3,496.5	47.0		4,910.5	8,454.0		263.5	263.5		239.0	239.0	8,956.5
Nov		50.0	2,533.3	2,583.3	103.9		46.5	46.5	2,733.7	Nov	3,555.5	50.5		4,551.9	8,157.9		245.2	245.2		230.8	230.8	8,633.9
Dec		63.2	2,639.1	2,702.3	124.4		93.5	93.5	2,920.2	Dec	3,537.7	75.0		5,019.0	8,631.7		244.5	244.5		273.9	273.9	9,150.1
1940										1943
Jan		40.6	2,507.1	2,547.7	95.9		39.4	39.4	2,683.0	Jan	3,723.0	94.0		5,224.0	9,041.0		250.0	250.0		254.0	254.0	9,545.0
Feb		73.0	2,596.7	2,669.7	120.3		79.4	79.4	2,869.4	Feb	3,697.0	44.0		5,031.0	8,772.0		237.0	237.0		273.0	273.0	9,282.0
Mar		52.3	2,643.6	2,695.9	153.5		141.0	141.0	2,990.4	Mar	3,809.0	30.0	750.0	5,348.0	9,937.0		300.0	300.0	40.0	244.0	284.0	10,521.0
Apr		4.3	2,902.5	2,906.8	172.6		158.5	158.5	3,237.9	Apr	3,772.0	32.0	583.0	5,302.0	9,689.0		301.0	301.0	40.0	287.0	327.0	10,317.0
May		13.2	2,878.1	2,891.3	184.5		187.3	187.3	3,263.1	May	3,828.0	56.0	1,099.0	5,520.0	10,503.0		301.0	301.0	32.0	280.0	312.0	11,116.0
Jun		9.0	2,738.7	2,747.7	187.8		136.2	136.2	3,071.7	Jun	2,422.0	28.0	765.0	5,507.0	8,722.0		242.0	242.0	13.0	304.0	317.0	9,281.0
Jul		49.0	3,004.7	3,053.7	197.9		134.7	134.7	3,386.3	Jul		111.0	512.0	5,795.0	6,418.0		303.0	303.0	6.0	299.0	305.0	7,026.0
Aug	210.6	3.7	3,009.4	3,223.7	165.7		84.7	84.7	3,474.1	Aug	1,031.0	89.0	943.0	5,805.0	7,868.0		282.0	282.0	6.0	293.0	299.0	8,449.0
Sep	244.7	3.6	3,022.1	3,270.4	138.5		80.9	80.9	3,489.8	Sep	1,445.0	39.0	613.0	5,601.0	7,698.0		321.0	321.0	5.0	275.0	280.0	8,299.0
Oct	95.4	3.7	3,056.9	3,156.0	170.2		123.5	123.5	3,449.7	Oct	2,917.0	75.0	671.0	6,010.0	9,673.0		350.0	350.0	13.0	288.0	301.0	10,324.0
Nov	546.1	3.9	2,949.8	3,499.8	160.5		145.0	145.0	3,805.3	Nov	3,606.0	73.0	1,091.0	5,807.0	10,577.0		402.0	402.0		282.0	282.0	11,261.0
Dec	1,094.4	4.0	3,099.0	4,197.4	148.0		109.0	109.0	4,454.4	Dec	3,711.0	86.0	1,255.0	6,032.0	11,084.0		321.0	321.0	9.0	282.0	291.0	11,696.0
1941										1944
Jan	777.2	3.9	2,961.4	3,742.5	209.6		115.2	115.2	4,067.3	Jan	3,885.0	91.0	1,113.0	6,115.0	11,204.0		270.0	270.0	9.0	270.0	279.0	11,753.0
Feb	919.8	8.5	2,750.5	3,678.8	171.2		122.1	122.1	3,972.1	Feb	3,941.0	89.0	1,158.0	5,595.0	10,783.0		383.0	383.0	5.0	267.0	272.0	11,438.0
Mar	1,314.3	6.6	3,120.6	4,441.5	242.9		155.2	155.2	4,839.6	Mar	4,058.0	35.0	2,014.0	6,005.0	12,112.0		404.0	404.0	33.0	238.0	271.0	12,787.0
Apr	1,749.5		3,200.5	4,950.0	185.5		145.0	145.0	5,280.5	Apr	3,652.0		1,678.0	5,713.0	11,043.0		349.0	349.0	25.0	282.0	307.0	11,699.0
May	2,141.4		3,214.0	5,355.4	209.5		151.0	151.0	5,715.9	May	2,944.0	30.0	1,732.0	3,714.0	8,420.0		310.0	310.0	30.0	225.0	255.0	8,985.0
Jun	1,367.6	5.6	3,192.3	4,565.5	214.8		136.7	136.7	4,917.0	Jun	3,278.0	8.0	1,727.0	5,006.0	10,019.0		389.0	389.0	25.0	234.0	259.0	10,667.0
Jul	1,637.0		3,216.0	4,853.0	214.7		196.2	196.2	5,263.9	Jul	3,149.0	40.0	1,702.0	4,714.0	9,605.0		355.0	355.0	10.0	217.0	227.0	10,187.0
Aug	2,391.3	17.3	3,482.5	5,891.1	237.2		180.6	180.6	6,308.9	Aug	3,216.0	61.0	381.0	2,117.0	5,775.0		299.0	299.0	30.0	165.0	195.0	6,269.0
Sep	2,729.2	33.0	3,505.7	6,267.9	225.0		194.6	194.6	6,687.5	Sep	3,585.0		185.0	1,137.0	4,907.0		236.0	236.0	46.0	290.0	336.0	5,479.0
Oct	3,208.3	24.0	3,621.2	6,853.5	246.3		175.0	175.0	7,274.8	Oct	3,555.0	23.0	105.0	1,861.0	5,544.0		116.0	116.0	25.0	272.0	297.0	5,957.0
Nov	3,509.7	20.4	3,693.1	7,223.2	218.5		185.3	185.3	7,627.0	Nov	2,251.0		94.0	4,279.0	6,624.0			0.0		207.0	207.0	6,831.0
Dec	3,100.1	22.5	3,878.3	7,000.9	266.1		200.3	200.3	7,467.3	Dec	1,422.0	4.0	126.0	185.0	1,737.0	42.0		42.0		41.0	41.0	1,820.0
										1945
										Jan	3,227.0			1,315.0	4,542.0		4.0	4.0		111.0	111.0	4,657.0
										Feb												3,500*

Table C-4
German Production, Consumption, Stocks and Calculated Exports of Buna
1939 to 1944
(Thousands of Tons)

Date		Stocks	Stock Change	Production	Total Consumption	Domestic Consumption	Calculated Exports*	Date		Stocks	Stock Change	Production	Total Consumption	Domestic Consumption	Calculated Exports*
1938		1.4
1939	January	1.3	-0.1	0.7	0.8	0.8	0.0	1942	January	4.5	-1.5	5.5	7.0	4.8	2.2
	February	1.3	0.0	0.7	0.7	0.6	0.1		February	5.6	1.1	7.2	6.1	4.4	1.7
	March	1.5	0.2	0.9	0.7	0.9	-		March	5.4	-0.2	8.2	8.4	6.0	2.4
	April	1.9	0.4	1.3	0.9	0.7	0.2		April	6.3	0.9	8.3	7.4	5.5	1.9
	May	2.6	0.7	1.7	1.0	0.9	0.1		May	5.7	-0.6	8.1	8.7	5.2	3.5
	June	2.8	0.2	1.8	1.6	1.1	0.5		June	6.0	0.3	8.3	8.0	5.4	2.6
	July	3.8	1.0	2.2	1.2	1.2	0.0		July	7.4	1.4	8.7	7.3	5.2	2.1
	August	4.6	0.8	2.3	1.5	1.2	0.3		August	7.1	-0.3	8.8	9.1	5.0	4.1
	September	5.5	0.9	2.3	1.4	1.6	-		September	7.4	0.3	8.6	8.3	6.3	2.0
	October	5.8	0.3	2.6	2.3	1.4	0.9		October	6.4	-1.0	9.0	10.0	7.0	3.0
	November	7.4	1.6	2.7	1.1	1.8	-		November	4.5	-1.9	8.6	10.5	6.7	3.8
	December	8.3	0.9	2.9	2.0	2.1	-		December	5.2	0.7	9.2	8.5	5.4	3.1
1940	January	7.5	-0.8	2.7	3.5	2.8	0.7	1943	January	5.6	0.4	9.5	9.1	7.4	1.7
	February	7.3	-0.2	2.9	3.1	2.8	0.3		February	6.0	0.4	9.3	8.9	7.4	1.5
	March	6.7	-0.6	3.0	3.6	3.5	0.1		March	6.6	0.6	10.5	9.9	8.1	1.8
	April	5.9	-0.8	3.2	4.0	3.9	0.1		April	6.7	0.1	10.3	10.2	7.5	2.7
	May	5.1	-0.8	3.3	4.1	3.8	0.3		May	7.5	0.8	11.1	10.3	8.7	1.6
	June	4.4	-0.7	3.1	3.8	3.6	0.2		June	6.7	-0.8	9.3	10.1	8.3	1.8
	July	2.9	-1.5	3.4	4.9	4.1	0.8		July	5.9	-0.8	7.0	7.8	5.9	1.9
	August	2.7	-0.2	3.5	3.7	3.5	0.2		August	6.2	0.3	8.4	8.1	5.9	2.2
	September	2.6	-0.1	3.5	3.6	3.3	0.3		September	5.8	-0.4	8.3	8.7	6.8	1.9
	October	2.2	-0.4	3.4	3.8	3.6	0.2		October	6.7	0.9	10.3	9.4	6.5	2.9
	November	1.9	-0.3	3.8	4.1	3.2	0.9		November	8.2	1.5	11.3	9.8	7.6	2.2
	December	3.4	1.5	4.5	3.0	2.4	0.6		December	10.8	2.6	11.7	9.1	6.1	3.0
1941	January	3.8	0.4	4.1	3.7	3.6	0.1	1944	January	13.1	2.3	11.8	9.5	8.0	1.5
	February	2.8	-1.0	4.0	5.0	3.3	1.7		February	14.2	1.1	11.4	10.3	8.1	2.2
	March	2.6	-0.2	4.8	5.0	4.0	1.0		March	14.2	0.0	12.8	12.8	8.6	4.2
	April	3.6	1.0	5.3	4.3	3.1	1.0		April	14.0	-0.2	11.7	11.9	8.0	3.9
	May	3.1	-0.5	5.7	6.2	4.6	1.6		May	15.5	1.5	9.0	7.5	9.1	-
	June	3.4	0.3	4.9	4.6	4.2	0.4		June	15.1	-0.4	10.7	11.1	8.8	2.3
	July	3.2	-0.2	5.3	5.5	4.7	0.8		July	15.7	0.6	10.2	9.6	8.9	0.7
	August	3.2	0.0	6.3	6.3	4.7	1.6		August	11.5	-4.2	6.3	10.5	9.1	1.4
	September	3.9	0.7	6.7	6.0	4.6	1.4		September	7.8	-3.7	5.5	9.2	8.0	1.2
	October	3.9	0.0	7.3	7.3	5.2	2.1		October	7.5	-0.3	6.0	6.3	6.8
	November	4.6	0.7	7.6	6.9	5.4	1.5
	December	6.0	1.4	7.5	6.1	4.3	1.8

Exports calculated from data in columns 1, 3, and 5.
Source: Dr. Otto Friedrich, Deputy Director, Government Board for Rubber (Reichstelle Kautschuk).

Table C-5
German Consumption and Stocks of Natural and Synthetic Rubber and Reclaim
1936-1944
(Metric Tons)

		Rubber and Reclaim Consumption				Rubber and Reclaim Stocks (End of Month)						Rubber and Reclaim Consumption				Rubber and Reclaim Stocks (End of Month)
Year	Month	Natural Rubber	Synthetic Rubber	Reclaim	Total	Natural Rubber	Synthetic Rubber	Reclaim	Total	Year	Date	Natural Rubber	Synthetic Rubber	Reclaim	Total	Natural Rubber	Synthetic Rubber	Reclaim	Total
1936*		6,120	85	-	-	6,970	170	2,555	9,695	1941	Sep	1,362	4,593	3,911	9,866	5,603	3,865	3,588	13,056
1937**	Q I	6,630	85	-	-	10,030	340	2,927	13,297		Oct	1,344	5,204	4,144	10,692	4,901	3,873	3,278	12,052
	Q II	7,480	170	-	-	10,540	680	3,855	15,075		Nov	1,162	5,368	3,989	10,519	6,125	4,611	3,223	13,959
	Q III	7,480	170	-	-	13,940	1,020	5,110	20,070		Dec	807	4,313	3,562	8,682	7,575	5,997	3,303	16,875
	Q IV	7,650	340	3,041	11,031	16,830	1,190	3,487	21,507	1942	Jan	2,449	4,756	3,905	11,110	5,036	4,521	3,761	13,318
1938**	Q I	1,480	510	3,055	5,045	20,570	850	5,506	26,926		Feb	1,290	4,409	3,509	9,208	8,394	5,611	3,882	17,887
	Q II	1,650	340	3,044	5,034	24,480	1,105	5,626	31,211		Mar	1,135	6,046	3,535	10,716	9,674	5,384	3,975	19,033
	Q III	8,585	340	2,642	11,567	22,610	1,615	5,878	30,103		Apr	1,162	5,530	3,251	9,943	10,768	6,290	4,268	21,326
	Q IV	8,585	600	2,937	12,122	16,830	1,360	5,483	23,673		May	2,302	5,226	2,989	10,517	15,427	5,694	4,617	25,738
1939	Jan	9,690	770	3,441	13,901	18,020	1,275	5,020	24,315		Jun	2,709	5,409	3,191	11,309	12,519	6,004	4,904	23,427
	Feb	9,180	600	3,279	13,059	15,980	1,275	4,955	22,210		Jul	3,445	5,168	3,219	11,832	9,061	7,398	5,086	21,545
	Mar	10,115	850	3,797	14,762	14,025	1,530	4,811	20,366		Aug	3,734	4,966	3,118	11,818	5,203	7,121	5,197	17,521
	Apr	8,245	680	3,248	12,173	14,280	1,870	4,472	20,622		Sep	2,527	6,288	3,033	11,848	3,249	7,440	5,529	16,218
	May	8,700	900	3,735	13,335	13,090	2,550	4,241	19,881		Oct	1,736	7,031	3,563	12,330	1,811	6,448	5,503	13,762
	Jun	9,180	1,100	4,012	14,292	12,750	2,800	4,162	19,712		Nov	1,514	6,651	3,759	11,924	4,141	4,476	5,260	13,877
	Jul	8,500	1,190	3,530	13,220	11,220	3,800	4,131	19,151		Dec	960	5,385	3,028	9,373	3,627	5,198	5,558	14,383
	Aug	8,284	1,244	3,886	13,414	14,815	4,568	4,969	24,352	1943	Jan	1,600	7,431	4,037	13,068	2,071	5,597	5,835	13,503
	Sep	4,076	1,635	2,863	8,574	16,967	5,501	5,772	28,240		Feb	803	7,406	4,241	12,450	1,236	5,954	5,767	12,957
	Oct	1,985	1,425	2,791	6,201	16,423	5,792	6,471	28,686		Mar	649	8,061	4,660	13,370	468	6,646	5,737	12,851
	Nov	1,805	1,822	3,352	6,979	14,339	7,369	6,577	28,285		Apr	410	7,449	4,548	12,407	1,917	6,694	5,435	14,046
	Dec	1,622	1,084	3,538	6,244	13,411	8,316	6,356	28,083		May	330	8,650	4,372	13,352	1,505	7,538	5,277	14,320
1940	Jan	1,618	2,787	4,132	8,537	11,995	1,509	5,824	19,328		Jun	259	8,336	4,407	13,002	1,187	6,684	5,163	13,034
	Feb	1,480	2,838	3,906	8,224	10,475	7,336	5,262	23,073		Jul	182	5,860	4,469	10,511	1,006	5,882	5,132	12,020
	Mar	1,555	3,507	3,692	8,754	9,273	6,689	4,965	20,927		Aug	174	5,897	4,020	10,091	817	6,166	4,924	11,907
	Apr	1,575	3,886	3,807	9,268	7,861	5,909	4,872	18,642		Sep	167	6,844	4,280	11,291	614	5,827	4,445	10,886
	May	1,852	3,782	3,612	9,246	6,009	5,079	4,755	15,843		Oct	193	6,476	3,977	10,646	491	6,728	4,347	11,566
	Jun	1,682	3,551	3,632	8,865	4,829	4,378	4,661	13,868		Nov	240	7,558	4,324	12,122	535	8,272	3,808	12,615
	Jul	1,941	4,084	3,990	10,015	6,268	2,918	4,825	14,011		Dec	90	6,078	3,837	10,005	4,486	10,790	3,850	19,126
	Aug	2,313	3,520	3,976	9,809	4,628	2,749	4,853	12,230	1944	Jan	146	7,983	4,173	12,302	4,444	13,074	3,700	21,218
	Sep	2,644	3,320	3,886	9,850	3,213	2,607	4,651	10,471		Feb	194	8,073	4,117	12,384	4,057	14,196	3,805	22,058
	Oct	3,437	3,618	4,140	11,195	1,526	2,246	4,805	8,577		Mar	149	8,623	4,360	13,132	3,866	14,232	3,676	21,774
	Nov	4,018	3,192	4,121	11,331	2,231	1,904	4,257	8,392		Apr	172	7,957	3,453	11,582	3,744	13,990	3,819	21,553
	Dec	3,098	2,408	3,320	8,826	1,862	3,401	4,522	9,785		May	181	9,087	3,583	12,851	3,540	15,467	4,112	23,119
1941	Jan	4,171	3,597	4,304	12,072	3,337	2,848	4,181	10,366		Jun	164	8,844	3,516	12,524	3,310	15,144	4,474	22,928
	Feb	3,384	3,315	3,899	10,598	2,886	2,841	4,156	9,883		Jul	204	8,894	3,377	12,475	3,183	15,655	4,855	23,693
	Mar	2,670	3,954	3,945	10,569	2,347	2,641	4,035	9,023		Aug	261	9,115	3,449	12,825	2,921	11,543	5,114	19,578
	Apr	1,274	3,149	2,910	7,333	2,566	3,563	4,414	10,543		Sep	210	7,975	3,304	11,489	2,704	7,764	5,362	15,830
	May	1,751	4,586	4,132	10,469	5,672	3,056	4,181	12,909		Oct	232	6,750	3,191	10,173	2,470	7,508	5,310	15,288
	Jun	1,463	4,170	3,728	9,361	6,316	3,387	4,111	13,814		Nov***	200	6,000	3,000	9,200	2,270	7,300	5,150	14,720
	Jul	1,670	4,673	3,947	10,290	6,820	3,223	3,840	13,883		Dec***	200	5,000	3,000	8,200	2,070	5,200	5,000	12,270
	Aug	1,295	4,721	3,817	9,833	4,699	3,226	3,755	11,680

* Monthly average for year.
** Monthly average for quarter.
*** Estimated.
Source: Dr. Otto Friedrich, Deputy Director, Government Board for Rubber (Reichstelle Kautschuk).

Table C-6
Synthetic Rubber Feed Stocks Production, 1939-1944
(Metric Tons)

	1939			1940			1941			1942			1943			1944
	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen	Hüls	Schkopau	Ludwigshafen
Butadiene
Jan		1542*			2617*		507	2794**		623	3676**		2942	4385**	636*	3124	4752**	1277**
Feb		1542			2617		784	2794		1892	3676		2625	4385	636	2916	4752	1277
Mar		1542			2617		729	2793		2649	3676		3148	4384	636	3257	4751	1277
Apr		1542			2617		1290	2940		2278	4134		2907	4436	636	2826	3921	1277
May		1542			2617		1417	2940		2317	4133		2944	4436	636	2419	3920	1276
Jun		1542			2617		1016	2940		2231	4133		1966	4436	636	2787	3920	1276
Jul		1542			2617		1454	3254		2632	4228			4818	636	2559	1791	1324
Aug		1542		143	2617		1723	3254		2619	4228		656	4818	636	2691	1791	395
Sep		1541			2616		1793	3254		2654	4227		1255	4817	636	2738	1790	167
Oct		1541		209	2616		2531	3400		2903	4068		2639	4845	636	2734	1819
Nov		1541		399	2616		2530	3400		2816	4068		2726	4845	635	1459	1819
Dec		1541		457	2616		2326	3399		2984	4067		2954	4844	635	1409	1818
Totals		18500		1208	31400		18100	37158		28598	48314		26762	55449	7630	30919	36844	9546
Styrene
Jan		450*	309*		917*	325*	461	909**	334*	302	1187**	390*	1480	1404**	741*	1572	1583**	942*
Feb		450	309		917	325	315	908	334	1078	1186	390	1498	1404	741	1734	1583	942
Mar		450	309		917	325	545	908	334	1502	1186	389	1703	1404	741	1783	1582	942
Apr		450	309		917	325	749	951	334	1523	1282	389	1532	1519	740	1590	1321	942
May		450	308		917	325	930	951	333	1265	1282	389	1616	1519	740	1214	1321	942
Jun		450	308		917	325	521	951	333	1313	1282	389	1052	1518	740	1365	1320	942
Jul		450	308		917	325	683	904	333	1400	1351	389		1673	740	1428	641
Aug		450	308		917	325	975	904	333	1446	1351	389	613	1672	740	1355	640
Sep		450	308	74	916	325	1151	904	333	1578	1351	389	906	1672	740	1171	640
Oct		450	308	125	916	325	1295	1089	333	1658	1266	389	1269	1671	740	1267	695
Nov		450	308	276	916	325	1230	1089	333	1738	1266	389	1463	1671	740	903	695
Dec		450	308	244	916	325	1224	1089	333	1668	1266	389	1583	1671	740	609	694
Totals		5400	3700	719	11000	3900	10079	11557	4000	16471	15256	4670	14715	18798	8883	15991	12715	5652
Acrylonitrile (Leverkusen)
	1943	1944
Jan	41*	57
Feb	41	74
Mar	41	51
Apr	41	57
May	41	79
Jun	41	65
Jul	41	58
Aug	41	75
Sep	41	54
Oct	41	50
Nov	41
Dec	41
Totals	492	620

* Based on annual figures (monthly average)
** Based on quarterly figures (monthly average)

Source of Data:

Butadiene and Styrene:
Hüls: All data from plant summary cost record "Direktion Abteilung" - CIOS Team, Section 22.
Schkopau: 1939, 1940: USSBS, Total Chemical Production Report No. 39 (Oil).
1941-43: Dr. G. Niemann Files at Ludwigshafen, "Kalkulation" - Quarterly Cost and Yield Production Reports, CIOS Team, Section 22.
1944: Original Accounting Records of Dr. Bohrig, Chief Accountant, Bunawerke, Schkopau, CIOS Team, Section 22.
Ludwigshafen: 1943, 1944: USSBS, Total Chemical Production Report No. 39 (Oil) and CIOS Reports.
Acrylonitrile:
Leverkusen: All data from USSBS Report No. 37 (Oil).

Table C-7
Curtailment and Reinstatement of Rubber Production Program - After Hüls Bombing
Metric Tons per Month

			July 1943	Sept. 1943	Oct.-Dec. 1943 (Original)	Oct.-Dec. 1943 (Curtailed)	Jan.-June 1944 Plan
	Tires	Motor vehicle tires	2,850	2,350	2,850	2,350	2,850
		Bicycle tires	165	165	165	165	165
		Retreads	280	280	350	280	350
		Airplane tires	240	310	450	450	525
	Technical Army Equipment, direct delivery	Rubber blocks and cushions	1,000	965	1,200	1,000	1,200
	Technical Army Equipment, direct delivery	Other	670	465	670	600	750
Technical Army Equipment, indirect delivery	Air Force demands	Protected containers (fuel cells)	344	350	450	450	500
		Gasoline hose	55	55	60	60	60
		Other	115	115	130	130	150
	Battery Cases	Pfalzgraf program	200	155	280	280	300
	Battery Cases	Army and Air Force	200	20	20	20	20
		Navy program (Alberich)	trial amount 33 tons through June
		Leather replacement (Krumm program)			60	60	115
		Other	236	85	275	235	324
		Technical Goods for Civilian Economy	2,000	1,600	1,600	1,600	2,000
		Total	8,155	6,915	8,560	7,680	9,310
Foreign		Foreign nation requirements	2,100	1,600	2,000	1,250	2,300
	German stores	tires	500	670	1,000	670	1,000
	German stores	Technical equipment	70
		Total consumption of rubber (planned)	10,825	9,185	11,560	9,600	12,610
		Deliveries of synthetic rubber	10,550	7,600 (approx)	9,500	9,500
		Above Quota + Under Quota -	- 275	-1,585	- 2,600	- 100

Table C-8
Pneumatic Tire Plant Consumption Schedules and Total Actual Consumption
Metric Tons - Rubber

Plants	1944												1945
Schedules	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb
Continental	1017.34	1105.22	1216.73	1035.95	1049.66	1119.21	1166.48	1191.48	1224.08	1294.45	1167.00	674.85	684.08	616.93
Dunlop	400.46	368.69	453.16	432.87	475.42	546.08	545.15	533.95	546.45	538.40	533.11	369.37
Fulda	365.69	373.56	381.08	353.51	328.95	349.30	353.72	351.92	315.24
Semperit	245.51	280.78	287.15	238.98	240.65	252.51	276.20	298.46	323.17	354.97	359.79	297.89	349.02	338.38
Metzeler	235.25	227.91	268.16	194.66	203.38	233.79	225.01	121.63	186.19	208.41	124.85	128.99	143.72	189.10
Deka	239.29	243.40	248.39	213.39	239.27	240.74	241.23	219.43	223.85	253.12	254.44	242.94	260.28	245.93
Phenix	100.00	134.71	138.39	119.89	142.33	151.15	162.24	170.60	168.64	144.97	157.65
Engelbert	154.21	180.39	200.99	179.07	179.02	190.05	85.07	167.83	168.57
Veith	148.67	138.27	161.17	143.60	148.62	152.41	149.12	155.29	148.50	137.82	148.00	155.37	150.39	151.18
Bata	158.48	154.98	156.12	121.53	124.05	130.62	88.07	99.16	122.19	113.48	114.31	116.70		81.27
Krudnac	32.48	46.77	49.75	40.74	45.38	46.22	45.21	36.52	42.11	40.81	51.72	38.63	36.84	34.48
Phoenix (Prague)	61.63	61.73	61.53	50.40	57.05	49.14	62.50	61.49	77.93	92.06	87.56	80.53	97.29	98.30
Total Scheduled Consumption in Greater Germany	3159.01	3316.41	3622.62	3124.59	3233.78	3461.22	3400.00	3407.76	3546.92	3178.49	2998.43	2105.27	1721.62	1755.57
Total Actual Consumption in Greater Germany	3144.00	3283.00	3787.00	2919.00	3258.00	3340.00	3274.00	3494.00	3078.00	2668.00	2152.00	1702.00	1065.00	953.00

Table C-9
Raids on Principal German Rubber Fabricating Plants From End of May, 1943 to November, 1944

Date	Plant	Location	Size of Plant	Products Affected by Raid	Approximate Percentage of Total German Output of the Products Lost through Effect of the Raid	Duration of Loss
20-21 April 1944	Clouth	Cologne	Large	Grinding Wheels	5	2 months
				Spiral Tubing	2	2 months
				Conveyor Belting	11	3-4 months
				Rolls	10
				Clothing (Large)	13
22-23 April 1944	Paguag	Düsseldorf	Large	Rings & Sheeting of Igelite	11	Several weeks
24-25 April 1944	Metzler	Munich	Large	Reclaim	?	?
26 April 1944	Veith (Werk Sandbach)	Frankfurt	Large	Tire and Mechanicals	?	Short Period
20-21 April 1944	Köln-Gummifaden Fabrik	Cologne	Large	Gas Protective Equipment & Rubber Threads	?	?
15 May 1944
8 June 1944
22-23 May 1944	Wilhelm Pahl	Dortmund	Medium	Belts	3	Indefinite
22-23 May 1944	Wilhelm Pahl	Dortmund	Medium	Conveyor Belts	3	Indefinite
24 May 1944	Semperit (Branch)	Meunkirhen	Large	Naval Equipment	?	6-8 Weeks
25-27-28 May 1944	Engelbert	Aachen	Large	Bicycle tires	3.5
				Motor Tires	5
				Solutions for repairing	10
				Camelback	14
				Other Work Materials	9
11-13 July 1944	Metzler	Munich	Large	Water Tubing	7	Indefinite
				Air Tubing	2
				Heating and Brake Tubing	6
				Beer and Wine Tubing	6
				Cooling Tubing	9
8 Sept 1944	Engelbert	Aachen	Large	Bicycle tires	35
				Motor Tires	5
				Solutions for repairing	10
				Camelback	14
				Other Work Materials	9
5-8 Sept 1944	Hutchinson	Mannheim	Large	Sole Sheeting	2	Short Time
				Igelite Foil	10
				Mixtures	10
11 Sep 1944	Gummiwerke Fulda	Fulda	Large	Motor tires	12	2-3 Months
				Solids for Cannons	20
				For Tanks	15
				Tank Blocks	3
Middle Sep 1944	Wilhelm Pahl	Dortmund	Medium	Plant already shut down because of raid of 22-23 May 1944
21 Sep 1944	Rheinische Gummi und Celluloid Fabrik	Mannheim-Neckaran	Medium	Sole Sheeting	2	6 Weeks
23 Sep 1944	Paguag	Düsseldorf	Large	Not given	Not given	Not given
23 Sep 1944	Theiler und Seeburger	Düsseldorf	Medium	Heel Sheeting	3	3 Weeks
				Heels	1
				Sole Sheeting	1
3 Oct 1944	Clouth	Cologne	Large	Mechanical	1	Indefinite
				Conveyor Belting	3
				Rolls	5
				Metal Bonding	5
				Clothing	5
4 Oct 1944	Metzler	Munich	Large	Motor and Airplane tires	6	2 Months
15 & 28 Oct 1944	GummiFaden Fabrik	Cologne	Large	Rubber Threads	?	Not given
18, 22, & 26 Oct 1944	Continental	Hannover-Limmer	Large	Tire and mechanical Goods	Not given	Short Period
19 Oct 1944	Hutchinson	Mannheim	Large	Technical Goods, Sole Sheeting, Athletic Shoes, Igelite Foil
22 Oct 1944	Theiler & Seeberger	Düsseldorf	Medium	Heel Sheets	2	Indefinite
				Heels	1
				Sole Sheets	1
25 & 31 Oct 1944	Tretorn	Hamburg	Large	Conveyor Belting, Repair material for Rubber Shoes		Several Days
25 Oct & 21-22 Nov 1944	Phoenix	Harburg	Large	Bicycle Tires	6	Indefinite
				Motor Tires	5
				Airplane Tires	11
				Blocks	14
				Treads	12
				Packing Sheets	11
				Press Plates	4
				Form Articles	4
				Water Tubing	12
				Air Tubing	12
				Autogeneous Tubing	15
				Heating and Brake Tubing	6
				Other Mechanical Tubing	4
				Bottle Cap Liners	4
				Belts (Drive)	4
				Conveyor Belts	8
				Rolls	10
				Rubber Metal Bonding	33
				Hollow Articles	20
				Cushions, etc.	20
				Surgical Tubing	15
				Gloves (Fabricated)	100
				Sole Sheeting	2
				Professional Boots	23
				Rubberized Fabric	9
2-3 Nov 1944	Paguag	Düsseldorf	Large	Packing	2
				Manhole Packing	8
				Moulded Goods	2
				Grinding Wheels	3
				Machine Tubing	2
				Air Tubing	7
				Other Industrial Tubing	6
				Belts	5
				Conveyor Belting	10
				Igelite Foil	20
4 & 11 Nov 1944	H. Rost and Co.	Hamburg	Medium	Transport Belts	4	8 Weeks
				Belting (Drive)	11
				Machine Tubing	4
				Autogeneous	4
6 & 11 Nov 1944	New York Hamburger	Hamburg	Medium	Rods & Tubes	53	4 Weeks
				Special Clothing	28	4 Weeks
				Mechanical Hard Rubber Goods	35	Partial operation after short period and further operation after longer period.
5 & 9 Nov 1944	Veith (Sandbach)	Frankfurt	Large	Tires	Not given	6-24 hours
				Sole Sheeting
				Packing

Source: Working Committee "Rubber" in the Main Committee for General Equipment of the Speer Ministry.
Note: There is a major discrepancy in the percentage given for the percentage of bicycle tires produced at the Engelbert plant in Aachen.

This table gives an estimate of German rubber consumption in 1943 by the nine major companies. They used 70% of the total rubber consumed.

It shows the remaining undamaged capacity of the plants or the amount of rubber each plant could hope to process under present conditions (22 May 1945).

	Total Rubber Processed 1943 - Tons	Total Tons of Rubber Processing Currently Available
Continental*	36,000	20,700
Dunlop	11,000	4,400
Phoenix	5,500	3,670
Deka	7,500	-
Metzler	5,500	4,400
Fulda	8,000	-
Englebert	3,500	1,400
Veith	3,000	3,000
Vorwerk	3,500	-
Total	83,500	37,570

Table C-11
Pneumatic Tire Requirements, Scheduled Production, Actual Production and Stocks in Greater Germany - January 1944 - February 1945
Number of Tires

		1944												1945
		Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb
Motorcycle	Requirements	14,580	12,188	10,413	10,334	7,866	12,860	19,285	23,083	14,552	15,353	16,054	10,511	8,193
	Scheduled Production	16,500	14,750	11,850	11,550	9,500	12,760	16,700	14,590	12,710	8,250	10,650	9,700	4,450	6,360
	Actual Production	17,867	14,206	12,033	10,961	10,872	12,565	9,078	11,795	10,678	6,578	5,770	3,453	3,870	3,666
	Stocks	11,418	17,035	31,994	29,852	33,980	31,337	29,804	21,089	23,969	20,256	11,410	9,513
Passenger (600 and under)	Requirements	49,673	49,892	34,003	30,075	32,454	41,822	62,118	62,118	50,459	33,827	42,692	30,723	36,104
	Scheduled Production	47,130	45,650	48,375	39,850	40,060	42,265	46,090	47,014	31,580	24,680	35,335	24,880	23,750
	Stocks	17,585	27,001	37,346	37,336	40,340	50,691	31,579	20,330	30,503	25,653	11,425	8,660
Passenger (over 600)	Requirements	28,157	26,773	21,047	16,459	25,592	30,662	20,958	35,239	17,908	17,919	18,327	9,126	7,558
	Scheduled Production	19,300	13,560	15,870	16,760	18,030	18,125	16,295	15,264	8,910	1,460	6,580	3,690	2,830
	Stocks	10,135	8,530	14,313	14,480	15,384	17,474	19,699	14,634	13,989	12,324	9,582	6,946
Total Passenger	Requirements	77,830	76,665	55,050	46,534	58,046	72,484	83,076	97,357	68,367	51,746	61,019	39,849	43,662
	Scheduled Production	66,430	59,210	64,245	56,610	58,090	60,390	62,385	62,278	40,490	26,140	41,915	28,570	26,580	34,770
	Actual Production	56,725	60,488	66,604	54,230	60,562	61,215	63,063	60,434	41,926	27,588	25,139	23,564	13,688	17,380
	Stocks	27,720	35,531	51,659	51,816	55,724	68,165	51,278	34,964	44,492	37,977	21,007	15,606	NA
Transport and Light Truck (600-20 through 700-20)	Requirements	30,282	25,068	24,085	18,049	19,987	34,154	27,977	35,580	40,821	38,114	43,968	42,796	43,295
	Scheduled Production	27,055	26,030	25,505	18,805	18,405	40,805	19,070	19,669	28,020	26,990	30,400	22,470	18,050
	Actual Production	29,456	27,859	28,275	19,079	19,762	20,208	20,791	20,181	21,781	19,491	16,891	16,357
	Stocks	23,821	32,908	42,405	36,566	31,630	30,007	13,083	13,475	14,701	12,136	6,684	6,637
Truck-Bus 725-20	Requirements	92,895	80,937	85,748	70,835	71,746	80,516	78,180	98,950	91,476	69,606	65,857	56,056	64,437
	Scheduled Production	52,600	58,320	64,830	72,760	72,800	76,145	75,275	75,575	78,350	65,920	62,570	39,990	36,290
	Stocks	28,179	24,683	28,442	19,294	20,624	28,977	21,706	26,290	25,331	32,727	25,358	7,903
Truck-Bus 750-20 through 975-20	Requirements	49,363	41,811	43,451	42,266	35,770	47,070	52,923	67,023	75,224	49,995	57,751	41,773	47,949
	Scheduled Production	27,195	29,950	31,090	30,200	30,715	32,660	33,030	34,950	40,000	37,365	36,210	26,375	24,135
	Stocks	28,101	23,128	25,371	22,064	15,630	16,788	11,197	12,778	13,808	12,785	9,469	7,758
Truck-Bus 1050-20 up	Requirements	12,685	12,964	11,124	9,416	9,863	11,311	13,167	12,731	11,232	8,283	6,476	5,662	5,980
	Scheduled Production	3,475	4,235	4,730	4,570	5,600	6,295	5,745	5,285	5,605	5,660	4,730	4,010	3,035
	Stocks	3,149	3,340	4,340	2,031	2,345	3,307	4,880	4,925	3,416	3,186	3,241	3,540
Total Heavy Duty Truck-Bus	Requirements	154,943	135,712	140,323	122,517	117,379	138,897	144,270	178,704	177,932	127,884	130,084	103,491	118,366
	Scheduled Production	83,270	92,505	100,650	107,530	109,115	115,100	114,050	115,810	123,955	108,945	103,510	70,375	63,460
	Actual Production	84,374	92,981	98,703	95,567	106,037	106,638	106,537	110,648	104,762	80,028	71,619	52,268
	Stocks	59,429	51,151	58,153	43,389	38,599	49,072	37,783	43,993	42,555	48,698	38,068	19,201
Total Light and Heavy Truck-Bus	Requirements	185,225	160,780	164,408	140,566	137,366	173,051	172,247	214,284	218,753	165,998	174,052	146,287	161,661
	Scheduled Production	110,325	118,535	126,155	126,335	127,520	155,905	133,120	135,479	151,975	135,935	133,910	92,845	81,510	81,810
	Actual Production	113,830	120,840	126,978	114,646	125,799	126,846	127,328	130,829	126,543	99,519	88,510	68,625	52,064	35,055
	Stocks	83,250	84,059	100,558	79,955	70,229	79,079	50,866	57,468	57,256	60,834	44,752	25,838
Tractor	Requirements	1,706		2,226	2,307	4,099	2,863	3,494	3,184	3,405	2,712	2,364	1,834	1,471
	Scheduled Production	1,500	530	1,060	1,080	1,190	1,240	1,394	1,358	1,360	1,335	1,635	1,025	850
	Actual Production	1,235	982	1,201	793	1,078	1,432	1,564	1,468	1,162	965	606	565
	Stocks	2,115	1,906	1,592	1,040	750	479	297	722	694	413	456	640
Airplanes	Scheduled Production	42,075	46,778	48,900	47,067	49,188	48,225	44,970	39,370	43,730	40,805	41,650	36,050	29,850	26,935
Airplanes	Actual Production	40,017	42,190	49,061	43,770	46,865	51,872	42,539	39,325	40,705	36,464	26,050	19,066**	14,266	20,880
Industrial Pneumatic	Scheduled Production	1,650	1,850	1,300	1,400	1,600	1,900	2,400	2,000	1,750	400	1,300	500	1,200
Industrial Pneumatic	Stocks	1,893		1,439	359	194		334	1,165	2,050	2,376	644	384

Table C-12
German Rubber and Technical Goods Billings
(Metric Tons Finished Products)

		Technical Soft Rubber Goods	Surgical & Medical Goods	Sponge & Foam Rubber	Toy & Sports	Heels & Soles	Rubber Shoes	Rubberized Fabric for Own Account	Rubberized Fabric for Others	Rubber Clothing Articles	Other Rubber Products	Hard Rubber Goods	Rubber Plates
1939	Jul	5,139.7	231.7		174.0	2,234.5				506.1	1,000.1	730.4
	Aug	5,043.0	255.0		136.0	1,659.1				431.6	988.6	718.3
	Sep	3,644.3	163.7		36.3	1,231.3				358.9	820.8	688.4
	Oct
	Nov	3,647.7	152.7		57.6	1,648.7				446.8	744.5	676.4
	Dec	3,798.6	221.0		52.4	2,065.4				411.1	603.8	717.9
1940	Jan	3,234.0	127.3		16.5	1,989.0				361.9	650.6	549.7
	Feb	3,918.4	131.7		34.5	2,259.1				387.1	624.9	721.6
	Mar	4,086.2	133.0		39.5	2,471.0				352.1	644.6	589.6
	Apr	4,533.3	131.7		40.9	2,514.7				450.1	821.1	694.9
	May	4,117.7	131.6		24.0	2,489.1				458.8	778.2	592.9
	Jun	4,404.5	139.1		28.9	2,673.2				495.3	885.7	551.0
	Jul	4,732.0	156.6		18.7	2,766.8				538.2	913.0	663.4
	Aug	4,893.8	164.5		12.2	2,945.0				546.8	897.1	617.6
	Sep	4,595.2	152.8		6.2	2,843.3				520.7	900.3	610.4
	Oct	5,196.1	178.5		6.4	3,110.3				673.5	988.7	762.1
	Nov	5,096.8	179.5		7.0	2,988.1				529.6	1,033.8	733.6
	Dec	4,965.9	183.3		7.2	2,834.1				453.2	832.0	636.0
1941	Jan	4,597.1	147.6		4.6	3,051.0				474.2	940.8	709.9
	Feb	4,746.9	146.7		4.0	2,911.9				541.9	820.5	768.2
	Mar	5,057.9	154.9		2.3	2,735.5				539.0	891.9	803.0
	Apr	4,095.8	120.1		4.4	2,529.8				348.0	880.0	656.3
	May	5,122.1	149.5		5.6	3,519.2				667.1	1,041.6	847.3
	Jun	5,014.7	129.0		3.6	3,262.3				492.3	1,024.0	706.1
	Jul	5,301.0	137.3		6.2	3,331.3				533.3	1,055.3	841.2
	Aug	5,254.3	123.7		6.3	3,050.7				479.5	991.7	754.8
	Sep	5,420.0	153.8		5.6	3,076.9				488.9	998.4	786.2
	Oct	5,572.0	152.5		6.2	3,087.6				493.8	1,169.7	891.9
	Nov	5,230.0	158.9		5.4	3,004.9				472.9	1,150.4	930.3
	Dec	5,296.0	156.5		4.7	3,036.3				455.7	967.2	881.2
1942	Jan	4,135.2	128.2		3.4	2,900.1				420.7	1,213.6	620.6
	Feb	4,501.3	142.6		4.6	2,934.1				310.4	1,051.0	745.8
	Mar	5,764.6	147.1		6.0	3,349.2				498.2	1,333.2	860.0
	Apr	5,153.6	137.8		3.2	3,008.6				486.5	1,273.9	954.4
	May	5,630.5	146.1		6.7	3,024.9				501.8	1,312.6	758.6
	Jun	5,716.7	163.6		6.3	3,541.5				550.2	1,493.1	838.9
	Jul	5,940.8	170.9		4.9	3,572.9				545.6	1,250.8	791.6
	Aug	5,579.2	160.6		7.4	3,591.5				516.9	1,330.4	885.9
	Sep	5,579.2	154.5		2.9	3,783.3				608.7	1,372.7	952.5
	Oct	6,153.8	180.1		5.5	3,799.9				606.6	1,351.6	1,081.1
	Nov	6,157.8	171.1		6.3	3,847.2				598.8	1,402.5	1,057.4
	Dec	6,488.9	162.9		3.8	1,184.6				484.6	1,392.7	975.0
1943	Jan	4,014.9	96.2	54.8	1.2	3,533.9	856.0	317.4	214.4	424.0	1,777.1	699.3	216.1
	Feb	4,888.4	110.1	56.2	2.0	3,326.0	1,034.5	331.1	356.8	513.9	1,320.7	1,183.9	237.7
	Mar	5,498.2	124.2	72.0	1.8	3,748.5	970.6	316.1	35x.9	621.5	1,553.3	1,137.6	298.0
	Apr	4,756.5	104.5	73.5	1.4	3,594.0	683.7	321.2	318.2	464.1	1,253.6	945.7	216.1
	May	5,292.0	109.6	69.8	1.0	3,985.6	763.3	309.4	957.4	519.6	1,431.9	1,061.9	271.2
	Jun	5,023.6	116.9	72.0	0.6	3,898.5	791.5	293.4	350.1	546.7	1,272.9	1,085.8	224.3
	Jul	4,758.5	107.9	75.5	0.5	3,448.6	631.2	266.1	311.7	435.8	1,138.9	881.9	230.6
	Aug	4,141.8	101.9	77.6	0.4	3,378.8	558.5	252.8	265.4	389.4	1,123.3	945.0	202.0
	Sep	4,256.3	122.2	99.0	0.2	3,618.3	648.8	260.3	320.9	387.0	1,158.3	924.0	202.5
	Oct	3,844.6	101.8	95.4	0.3	3,395.0	497.9	258.8	301.0	423.3	1,086.3	507.2	230.6
	Nov	4,134.3	118.0	97.2	0.3	3,591.1	531.1	254.1	288.2
	Dec	5,556.5	113.2	121.5	0.1	3,373.4	647.1	243.1	410.3
1944	Jan	4,200.5	100.8	78.7	0.1	3,726.8	558.3	215.6	248.1	400.3	1,173.5	674.1	211.9
	Feb	4,663.6	100.4	95.3	0.3	3,960.3	621.8	207.4	376.5	401.0	1,100.5	987.2	209.8
	Mar	5,327.4	129.2	110.0	0.4	4,313.5	713.7	209.3	345.8	723.8	1,287.8	1,049.5	289.8
	Apr	4,698.3	101.6	103.4	0.1	3,502.2	500.4	171.1	386.0	470.1	1,297.0	965.4	203.2
	May	5,113.0	123.2	139.9	0.3	3,834.3	750.6	244.1	462.2	498.9	1,406.0	884.9	232.0
	Jun	5,509.0	121.9	120.8	0.1	4,130.9	623.0	186.6	397.3	537.6	1,460.8	976.1	264.5
	Jul	5,167.0	115.8	107.8	0.1	3,245.1	511.2	208.7	443.3	737.5	1,600.6	1,050.5	268.6
	Aug	5,823.2	116.3	131.1	0.2	3,476.0	480.4	216.4	420.2	694.0	1,307.0	1,199.4	315.1
	Sep	5,069.4	118.0	101.1	0.1	3,180.1	424.8	158.7	399.4	576.4	1,458.7	1,403.9	272.4
	Oct	4,435.9	110.6	106.0	0.1	2,665.0	310.1	156.7	354.2	479.2	1,240.1	1,749.3	263.7

Notes: 1) The original document appears to have mislabled the data for Heels & Shoes for 1939-1942 into the Rubber Shoes column.
2) In my original the data for Rubberize Fabric for Others for Mar 1943 is partially illegible. I've marked the unreable digit with an x.

Table C-13
German Shoes and Rubberized Fabric Billings

		Rubber Shoes			Rubberized Fabric Own Account			Rubberized Fabric for Others
		Pairs	Value RM	Wt. (Kg)	Sq. Met.	Value RM	Wt. (Kg)	Sq. Met.	Value RM	Wt. (Kg)
1939	Jul	1,356,890	3,786,720		708,249	1,842,664		1,259,446	1,059,894
	Aug	1,176,874	3,998,479		821,720	1,994,482		1,057,365	1,063,521
	Sep	337,381	1,276,150		674,058	1,500,528		588,191	673,521
	Oct
	Nov	1,234,964	4,829,250		979,322	2,047,577		790,379	853,649
	Dec	1,372,560	5,265,032		888,460	2,159,499		865,703	882,725
1940	Jan	563,973	2,164,205		956,039	2,036,064		756,091	831,996
	Feb	1,023,614	3,367,912		978,097	2,121,597		784,064	889,696
	Mar	1,032,294	3,423,719		948,917	2,101,226		913,743	983,159
	Apr	992,679	3,268,470		1,073,197	2,317,132		989,153	1,155,499
	May	740,574	2,610,710		951,009	2,058,397		1,005,598	1,045,020
	Jun	720,665	2,908,536		1,018,129	2,341,751		992,169	1,136,595
	Jul	626,410	2,581,782		1,138,358	2,524,003		1,002,117	1,143,787
	Aug	793,634	3,288,506		929,495	1,946,723		1,106,623	1,310,698
	Sep	629,254	3,313,373		1,022,401	2,508,156		871,013	976,509
	Oct	617,646	3,267,715		1,118,261	2,636,106		1,050,309	1,135,721
	Nov	824,346	4,259,873		958,531	2,415,632		1,272,377	1,452,768
	Dec	899,231	4,635,423		1,009,761	2,411,501		1,161,919	1,445,331
1941	Jan	560,611	3,029,520		891,199	2,102,496		1,091,973	1,255,308
	Feb	542,211	3,075,092		895,357	2,107,845		1,121,658	1,450,842
	Mar	572,821	3,504,203		876,708	2,169,358		984,785	1,198,800
	Apr	524,953	2,823,543		762,520	1,782,237		914,589	1,140,711
	May	614,420	3,090,676		935,158	2,140,413		1,000,770	1,300,155
	Jun	686,494	3,273,095		862,289	1,946,509		1,095,227	1,308,899
	Jul	698,417	3,493,157		995,795	2,364,594		1,319,472	1,551,070
	Aug	654,773	3,246,720		726,783	1,001,004		1,318,770	1,475,266
	Sep	660,995	3,708,764		901,390	2,081,116		1,363,721	1,527,504
	Oct	796,580	4,361,147		910,506	2,054,066		1,487,504	1,688,639
	Nov	804,772	4,343,636		724,342	1,807,162		1,164,751	1,258,303
	Dec	771,198	4,401,514		847,260	2,042,061		1,432,593	1,482,248
1942	Jan	493,243	2,571,778		739,240	1,639,051		1,139,978	1,168,715
	Feb	587,443	3,135,716		744,722	1,561,047		1,022,171	1,120,255
	Mar	702,303	3,780,579		779,953	1,731,830		1,242,299	1,283,595
	Apr	977,866	4,692,154		812,220	2,007,044		1,242,299	1,322,747
	May	716,103	3,816,402		776,420	1,851,762		1,238,427	1,102,288
	Jun	731,496	4,077,328		819,116	1,852,956		2,721,080	1,724,227
	Jul	721,446	3,855,890		942,767	1,989,834		3,768,894	1,696,737
	Aug	667,198	3,751,747		774,864	1,989,092		1,494,614	972,935
	Sep	723,933	4,354,605		928,341	2,289,556		1,239,516	1,307,455
	Oct	867,709	5,259,793		852,505	2,219,258		1,536,440	1,276,244
	Nov	970,413	5,532,580		870,434	2,139,183		1,383,996	1,441,700
	Dec	1,184,594	6,709,718		1,093,921	2,418,791		1,492,347	1,620,480
1943	Jan	745,646	4,600,125	856,035	703,133	2,084,436	317,447	1,335,909	1,074,087	214,437
	Feb	844,853	5,070,274	1,034,470	725,103	1,985,229	331,086	2,213,849	1,564,456	356,769
	Mar	811,026	4,889,733	970,550	702,506	2,202,763	316,102	3,593,488	1,823,421	353,870
	Apr	625,703	3,725,429	683,746	668,984	2,132,604	321,226	1,991,355	1,506,899	318,175
	May	849,736	4,212,156	763,301	660,725	2,159,836	309,393	2,023,561	1,783,751	357,373
	Jun	847,527	4,253,126	791,498	607,986	1,885,998	293,411	1,661,195	1,712,607	350,137
	Jul	662,910	3,347,944	631,150	530,319	1,767,151	266,115	1,894,558	1,709,528	311,683
	Aug	447,702	2,624,864	558,464	474,562	2,095,636	252,795	1,857,837	1,394,760	265,435
	Sep	479,460	2,883,597	648,800	520,540	1,771,774	260,309	1,840,674	1,596,463	320,869
	Oct	394,350	2,344,388	497,858	560,342	1,834,617	258,847	1,679,494	1,643,938	300,994
	Nov	401,112	2,382,351	531,131	509,820	1,874,207	254,128	1,578,194	1,556,094	288,169
	Dec	443,125	2,717,697	647,051	486,763	1,741,439	243,130	2,013,731	2,338,617	410,348
1944	Jan	429,695	2,642,669	558,298	356,344	1,375,104	215,619	1,249,169	1,288,437	248,137
	Feb	463,053	2,468,424	621,785	326,006	1,278,615	207,350	1,785,815	2,131,600	376,460
	Mar	485,045	2,868,258	713,675	370,020	1,323,531	209,325	1,592,692	1,882,266	345,804
	Apr	399,426	2,388,724	500,397	325,375	1,232,034	171,137	1,866,770	2,219,741	386,048
	May	575,596	3,554,145	750,633	388,719	1,390,824	244,069	2,174,609	2,620,207	462,218
	Jun	543,110	3,580,089	622,995	339,966	1,305,728	186,647	1,878,488	2,025,104	397,335
	Jul	473,503	2,835,063	551,191	376,467	1,333,966	208,680	1,917,101	2,175,056	443,316
	Aug	405,103	2,378,149	480,380	429,942	1,339,486	216,370	2,038,702	2,235,743	420,205
	Sep	338,551	2,105,014	424,763	343,591	1,119,589	158,660	1,758,948	2,039,607	399,365
	Oct	305,481	1,745,787	310,125	347,895	1,092,886	156,693	1,626,482	1,859,786	354,156

Table C-14
German Natural Rubber, Synthetic Rubber amd Reclaim Rubber Consumption by Principal Classes of Products, 1939-1943
In Metric Tons

		Tires, Including Industrial Solids				Camelback and Repair Material				Bogie Wheels, Tank Treads and Blocks				Mechanical and Technical Goods
		Natural	Synthetic	Reclaim	Total	Natural	Synthetic	Reclaim	Total	Natural	Synthetic	Reclaim	Total	Natural	Synthetic	Reclaim	Total
1939	Nov	856.8	664.2	448.0	1969.0	43.9	115.9	46.2	206.0	116.5	77.9	9.0	203.4	1009.4	1001.0	2805.5	4815.9
1939	Dec	776.0	918.2	467.4	2161.6	58.0	110.3	43.7	212.0	100.3	89.0	8.6	197.9	797.9	930.2	2904.7	4632.8
1940	Jan	663.9	1094.1	540.1	2298.1	76.1	154.8	42.2	273.1	82.3	137.4	10.3	230.0	689.9	1108.3	3378.8	5177.0
	Feb	629.3	1099.0	525.0	2253.3	75.2	210.1	68.3	353.6	87.6	157.3	14.1	259.0	703.6	1313.5	3379.4	5396.5
	Mar	685.7	1431.7	554.0	2671.4	86.1	228.3	73.8	388.2	86.4	181.9	15.0	283.3	676.8	1646.4	3146.2	5469.4
	Apr	731.3	1094.0	581.3	2406.6	93.7	236.5	69.4	399.6	81.0	809.1	47.1	937.2	661.2	1765.7	3206.1	5633.0
	May	936.8	1641.0	603.0	3180.8	84.5	180.8	56.6	321.9	83.8	163.6	16.1	263.5	618.9	1697.8	3053.7	5370.4
	Jun	891.5	1565.5	616.4	3073.4	82.2	209.1	56.9	348.2	99.0	197.1	12.7	308.8	613.6	1770.3	2977.1	5361.0
	Jul	1003.2	1806.8	711.2	3521.2	87.9	210.9	52.0	350.8	92.8	241.5	12.0	346.3	698.1	1804.2	3279.3	5781.6
	Aug	1082.8	1456.5	691.8	3231.1	99.6	175.2	49.4	324.2	154.1	242.4	6.5	403.0	716.1	1864.7	3280.8	5861.6
	Sep	1674.0	1136.6	698.6	3509.2	89.8	166.7	48.5	305.0	134.4	232.0	12.0	378.4	776.3	1989.3	3137.5	5903.1
	Oct	1753.5	1116.5	735.4	3605.4	127.0	190.9	52.0	369.9	196.6	238.6	16.1	451.3	973.2	2153.4	3405.6	6532.2
	Nov	2148.2	1465.2	745.6	4359.0	147.0	168.0	52.4	367.4	185.5	210.4	15.7	411.6	998.1	2133.4	3404.0	6535.5
	Dec	1990.2	804.0	288.6	3082.8	129.4	180.0	54.3	363.7	209.3	151.0	10.2	370.5	1131.3	1724.8	2906.9	5763.0
1941	Jan	2092.3	885.5	664.2	3642.0	168.4	249.0	60.3	477.7	205.6	142.2	9.0	356.8	1178.7	2085.2	3460.6	6724.5
	Feb	1863.6	824.0	402.7	3090.3	161.6	281.6	69.3	512.5	219.8	153.0	10.8	383.6	1034.6	2095.8	3320.9	6451.3
	Mar	1511.7	1065.6	540.8	3118.1	169.1	280.8	72.0	521.9	107.9	238.2	5.9	352.0	1050.0	2351.2	3378.4	6779.6
	Apr	727.3	921.8	367.1	2016.2	110.5	183.9	49.6	344.0	76.9	215.5	5.8	298.2	475.3	1815.4	2529.9	4820.6
	May	195.2	1521.3	549.4	2265.9	119.1	234.1	53.8	407.0	97.7	323.2	10.7	431.6	670.0	2400.4	3573.8	6644.2
	Jun	634.3	1408.9	422.6	2465.8	117.8	285.6	52.5	455.9	106.2	275.5	8.0	389.7	562.5	2185.3	3366.0	6113.8
	Jul	772.7	1535.8	495.3	2803.8	124.4	297.7	58.1	480.2	89.2	347.0	9.3	445.5	610.4	2492.6	3471.9	6574.9
	Aug	583.3	1736.7	472.1	2792.1	100.1	200.7	46.5	347.3	83.6	369.7	12.4	465.7	530.0	2357.7	3305.9	6193.6
	Sep	679.8	1571.0	502.6	2753.4	108.3	265.7	73.7	447.7	62.1	353.0	9.3	424.4	515.5	2490.5	3477.8	6483.8
	Oct	655.8	1772.2	482.8	2910.8	97.6	293.6	85.6	476.8	60.7	376.7	15.0	452.4	524.3	2650.9	3632.9	6808.1
	Nov	573.2	1870.8	528.5	2972.5	95.2	312.5	89.4	497.1	51.9	332.7	11.3	395.9	374.4	2675.0	3399.1	6448.5
	Dec	453.8	1794.3	466.6	2714.7	97.3	303.5	83.5	484.3	40.7	380.0	14.2	434.9	313.6	2512.9	3145.7	5972.2
1942	1st Qtr	941.8	1622.1	467.8	3031.7	107.7	277.7	97.3	482.7	26.2	367.3	10.6	404.1	387.1	2655.6	2796.1	5838.8
	2nd Qtr	1250.0	1864.7	456.9	3571.6	129.6	289.5	97.6	516.7	21.7	486.3	13.2	521.2	442.1	2865.2	2245.0	5552.3
	3rd Qtr	2197.2	1593.1	462.0	4252.3	177.2	233.8	98.5	509.5	44.3	553.9	11.6	609.8	741.3	2975.2	2370.6	6087.1
	4th Qtr	3280.2		403.0	3683.2	463.4		35.1	498.5	729.9		6.2	736.1	4183.1		1003.0	5186.1
1943	1st Qtr	2846.1		508.9	3355.0	364.2		105.3	469.5	732.7		18.8	751.5	4360.1		3009.2	7369.3
	2nd Qtr	2866.7		517.4	3384.1	324.5		77.2	401.7	937.8		32.9	970.7	4004.9		2933.9	6938.8
	3rd Qtr	2225.9		523.2	2749.1	304.9		90.9	395.8	797.5		37.1	834.6	3291.1		2836.7	6127.8
	4th Qtr	2368.8		515.0	2883.8	333.2		100.0	433.2	724.8		47.8	772.6	3354.1		2820.5	6174.6

Notes: Mechanical and Technical Goods does not include rubber consumed by the wire and cable industry which amounted to 6-7% of total rubber consumption.
Quarterly results represent monthly averages.
Reclaim includes soft rubber, hard rubber dust, etc.

Table C-15
Buna Exports of Synthetic Rubber, Sept., 1943 - Aug., 1943
In Metric Tons

	1942				1943
Type*	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug
Buna S	1546.2	2006.2	2230.5	1753.8	1840.5	1392.8	1540.3	1332	1605.5	1903.1	1241.6	2003.8
Buna SV
Buna SA
Igetex S - 35%		30.0	55.5	15.9	22.7	18.0	12.4	13.5	2.5	18.1	18.0	1.2
Igetex S - 45%			2.0						7.1			0.1
Buna SR	52.0	50.0	68.0	93.0	122.6	118.5	105.1	87.0	160.1	115.0	27.6
Buna SS	302.0	388.9	386.6	285.6	424.2	417.9	368.0	284.0	355.2	151.3	63.3	57.1
Buna SS/GF				0.1			1.2	3.4		2.0
Igetex SS - 45%			13.2				5.7	3.0	10.1
Buna 85					3.6			0.5			0.5
Perbunan	26.1	11.5	7.6	7.6	6.6	0.5	7.8	6.2	11.2	11.0	9.5
Perbunan Extra
Perbunan GF				0.1
Igetex N - 30%				0.1
Igetex N - 35%
Igetex NN - 30%
Totals	1926.3	2467.0	2763.4	2156.2	2420.2	1947.5	2040.3	1739.6	2151.7	2200.5	1360.5	2062.2

* Definitions:

Igatex Latex, % equals rubber content

Buna SR Cold resisting type, 50/50 mixture Buna S and Buna R, very tough rubber

Buna SS Soft type, high styrene content

Buna R high conversion Buna S

Buna SS/GF Odor- and taste-free Buna

Buna S Standard general-purpose rubber

Buna 85 Straight butadiene polymer for hard rubber goods

Perbuna Buna N, oil-resistant rubbers (for fuel cells, etc.)

* Definitions:
Igatex	Latex, % equals rubber content
Buna SR	Cold resisting type, 50/50 mixture Buna S and Buna R, very tough rubber
Buna SS	Soft type, high styrene content
Buna R	high conversion Buna S
Buna SS/GF	Odor- and taste-free Buna
Buna S	Standard general-purpose rubber
Buna 85	Straight butadiene polymer for hard rubber goods
Perbuna	Buna N, oil-resistant rubbers (for fuel cells, etc.)

Table C-16
Buna Exports by Countries, Sep. 1942 - Aug., 1943
In Metric Tons

	1942				1943
	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug
General Gouvernment	34.1	35.2	110.5	27.0	87.7	63.0	43.4	39.8	36.6	39.9	30.1	84.4
France	134.0	835.0	1,036.0	842.1	881.9	852.0	1,019.9	476.6	523.4	833.4	866.7	943.4
Italy	1,006.5	933.0	336.6	693.1	993.8	631.6	639.9	899.8	905.1	697.0	246.9	130.8
Norway	251.0	200.0	150.0	5.2				0.5	15.1		38.0	80.0
Finland	140.4	139.6	0.5	191.2					90.0	85.0	50.0	67.0
Slovakia	16.0	14.0	33.0	14.0	8.0	13.5	8.0	16.5	37.0	9.0	9.0	10.1
Romania	48.0	4.0			23.5	25.0	92.0	19.0	34.0	10.0	35.5	135.0
Hungary	50.0	70.3	70.0	70.0	72.0	92.5			154.8	83.9		48.2
Belgium	110.0	105.0	105.0	60.1	100.1	105.0		120.0	100.0	100.0	45.0	154.1
Denmark	48.2	0.4	790.4	55.4	56.4	58.5	61.5	63.5	61.5	63.5		76.6
Holland	40.0	30.5	0.6	68.5	36.4	53.1	156.5	3.9	123.7	100.0		139.3
Sweden	48.1	64.0	76.0	104.7	150.4	6.0	1.5	85.0	2.0	154.8	5.3	175.0
Ostland		30.0	50.0	25.0	10.0	27.2	17.7	5.0	30.0	10.0	20.1	15.0
Croatia		6.0	5.0			15.0			38.5	14.0	14.0	4.0
Switzerland						0.1	0.1
Japan						5.0
Totals	1,926.3	2,467.0	2,763.6	2,156.3	2,420.2	1,947.5	2,040.5	1,729.6	2,151.7	2,200.5	1,360.6	2,062.9
Protectorate	460.0	598.2	430.6	513.9	525.3	441.9	361.5	328.5	252.1	236.3	273.8	285.0
Totals	2,386.3	3,065.2	3,194.2	2,670.2	2,945.5	2,389.4	2,402.0	2,058.1	2,403.8	2,436.8	1,634.4	2,347.9
German Consumption	6,199.1	5,768.4	6,863.7	5,768.6	6,050.0	6,854.9	7,477.5	8,020.8	8,312.0	7,577.0	5,669.5	5,775.1
Germany and Protectorate	6,659.1	6,366.6	7,294.3	6,282.5	6,575.3	7,296.8	7,839.0	8,349.3	8,564.1	7,813.3	5,943.3	6,060.1

Table C-17
Actual Tire Distribution, January - October 1944

		Original Equipment	Military* Replacement	Army in Germany,** Civilians, Gov't Agencies	Export	Total
January	Motorcycle	4,560	3,701	1,809	70	10,140
	Passenger	15,712	27,100	16,765	650	60,227
	Truck	45,006	35,149	22,181	3,850	106,186
	Total	65,278	65,950	40,755	4,570	176,553
February	Motorcycle	5,241	3,857	179	73	9,350
	Passenger	22,739	33,979	11,186	887	68,791
	Truck	57,178	39,287	23,263	7,459	127,187
	Total	85,158	77,123	34,628	8,419	205,328
March	Motorcycle	4,565	5,167	1,951	1,254	12,937
	Passenger	15,628	25,394	12,269	432	53,723
	Truck	72,119	38,005	18,143	5,794	134,061
	Total	92,312	68,566	32,363	7,480	200,721
April	Motorcycle	12,219	3,365	858	222	16,664
	Passenger	11,641	23,027	12,200	1,896	48,764
	Truck	68,044	39,459	14,836	5,154	127,493
	Total	91,904	65,851	27,894	7,272	192,921
May	Motorcycle	9,848	3,040	858	222	13,968
	Passenger	18,116	28,721	12,200	1,896	60,933
	Truck	68,352	45,033	14,836	5,154	133,375
	Total	96,316	76,794	27,894	7,272	208,276
June	Motorcycle	8,344	6,359	2,154	100	16,957
	Passenger	21,334	32,228	22,259	2,120	77,941
	Truck	65,549	38,072	20,930	6,447	130,998
	Total	95,227	76,659	45,343	8,667	225,896
July	Motorcycle	6,300	4,969	5,336	1,500	18,105
	Passenger	5,903	38,757	19,596	1,375	65,631
	Truck	64,220	44,349	22,682	5,724	136,975
	Total	76,423	88,075	47,614	8,599	220,711
August	Motorcycle	8,677	3,426	3,247	1,500	16,850
	Passenger	5,903	38,757	19,596	1,375	65,631
	Truck	69,324	59,096	21,118	1,568	151,106
	Total	83,904	101,279	43,961	4,443	233,587
September	Motorcycle	4,321	4,886	2,805	2,000	14,012
	Passenger	5,964	44,942	15,409	439	66,754
	Truck	63,536	45,418	48,062	3,027	160,043
	Total	73,821	95,246	66,276	5,466	240,809
October	Motorcycle	5,100	6,945	3,746	1,500	17,291
	Passenger	3,138	26,871	17,381	90	47,480
	Truck	43,872	49,713	33,845	1,368	128,798
	Total	52,110	83,529	54,972	2,958	193,569

Table C-18
Comparison of Est. Production & Requirements of Carbon Black with Actual Production & Requirements
1944 (Metric Tons)

Time Period	Est. Production of Nat. & Syn. Rubber*	Type of Black	Est. Amount of Black Req. in Rubber*	Est. Other Requirements*	Est. Total Black Req.*	Est. Black Production*	Actual Black Requirements	Actual Black Production
I Quarter	a) 34,500 b) 1,800 36,300	Active	6,450	450	6,900	9,750	4,950	7,227
		Semi-Active	4,450	360	4,810	4,020	3,440	3,503
		Inactive	400		400	510	278	414
		Flame	4,170	1,350	5,520	5,140	4,250	3,578
		Total	15,470	2,160	17,630	19,420	12,918	14,722
II Quarter	a) 34,500 b) 1,800 36,300	Active	6,450	450	6,900	10,250	5,170	7,192
		Semi-Active	4,450	360	4,810	4,050	3,580	3,694
		Inactive	400		400	660	290	374
		Flame	4,170	1,350	5,520	5,390	4,375	2,997
		Total	15,470	2,160	17,630	20,350	13,415	14,257
III Quarter	a) 42,000 b) 1,800 43,800	Active	7,800	450	8,250	12,050	5,118	7,613
		Semi-Active	5,350	360	5,710	4,050	3,530	3,715
		Inactive	480		480	660	320	475
		Flame	5,050	1,360	6,410	5,890	3,898	3,547
		Total	18,680	2,170	20,850	22,650	12,866	15,350
IV Quarter	a) 42,000 b) 1,800 43,800	Active	7,800	450	8,250	12,250	3,998	5,257
		Semi-Active	5,350	360	5,710	4,580	2,778	3,884
		Inactive	480		480	660	226	287
		Flame	5,050	1,360	6,410	6,890	3,384	1,775
		Total	18,680	2,170	20,850	24,380	10,386	11,203

a) German Production
b) Italian Production
* German Estimates as of 15 December 1943

Table C-19
Data on German Carbon Black Plants

	Firm	Location	**Capacity	Process	Use	Bombing Data	Extent of Destruction	Loss of Production
Active Gas Black CK3	Degussa, Werk. Aug. Weglin	Kalscheuren, Rhineland	550	(A)	for Gum	October 1941	50%	about 1000t. CK3
Active Gas Black CK4	Deutsche Gasrusswerke	Dortmund	1200	(A)		May 1943	75%	about 2000t. CK 4
Active Gas Black CK4	Werk Gleiwitz	Gleiwitz, Upper Silesia	850	(A)
Active Gas Black H.H. 1	Werk Hohenlinde	Hohenlinde, Upper Silesia	90	(A)
Active Gas Black	Russwerke, Oranienberg	Oranienberg, near Berlin	130	(A)		March 1945	100%	Total Production
Active Gas Black	Werke Tarnowitz	Tarnowitz, Upper Silesia	180	(A)
Active Gas Black	Rütgerswerke	Mährisch-Ostrau, Czechoslovakia	130	(A)
Flame Black	Degussa, Werk. Aug. Weglin	Kalscheuren, Rhineland	375	(B)
Flame Black	Werke Hisgen	Worms, Rhine	275	(B)
Flame Black	Werke Andree	Oppenau, Baden	60	(B)
Flame Black	Gottfr. Wegelin	Zons, Rhine	250	(B)
Flame Black	Farbwerke Hospelt	Cologne, Ehrenfeld	120	(B)		May, Oct. 1944	100%	Total Production
Flame Black	Geller & Tutt	Cologne, Bayenthal	80	(B)		April 1944	100%	Total Production
Flame Black	Chem. Werke Brockhues	Hainhausen	280	(B)
Flame Black	L. Mohr	Portenstein	30 (B)
Inactive Gas Black	Kaliwerke	Kolin, Czechoslovakia	90	(C)
Inactive Gas Black	Lehmann & Voss	Hamburg	100	(C)
Acetylene Black	Hydrocarbon	Blankenburg, near Berlin	40	(D)	for manuf. of batteries
Acetylene Black	Bayerische Stickstoff Werke	Piesteritz	1200	(D)	for Gum
Acetylene Black	Hostmann & Steinburg	Celle	40	(D)
Electric Arc Black	Chemische Werke Hüls	Marl	600	(E)
Coloring Black	Degussa, Werk. Aug. Weglin	Kalscheuren, Rhineland	20	(A)

** Capacity (Metric tons per month)
(A) Impringement
(B) Incomplete combustion of napthalene or anthracene
(C) Thermical discharge of gas
(D) Discharge by explosion
(E) Electrical Discharge