Phrix study group
The Phrix working group was founded on September 28, 1939 and was an instrument for managing and controlling part of the pulp industry in the German Reich .
history
The Phrix working group was led by the Schlesische Zellwolle AG . In addition to the German Cellulose Ring Sales Association , which was founded on the same date, she was responsible for bundling the activities of the domestic cellulose industry for the domestic market . The focus was on joint research, development in the field of pulp, increasing production while reducing costs and increasing sales. She took over the tasks of the Deutsche Zellwoll Arbeitsgemeinschaft GmbH, which went out in 1938 and is based in Berlin . V. was founded and at the u. a. since 1935/36 the Spinnstoffwerk Glauchau AG was involved.
Members
Members were the Kurmärkische Zellwolle und Zellulose AG , Rheinische Zellwolle AG , from 1935/1936 the Rheinische Kunstseide AG and from 1939 the Zellwolle und Zellulose AG based in Küstrin .
Other plants became members of Deutsche Zellwolle-Ring GmbH.
literature
- The phrixer. In-house communications No. 2, publisher “Phrix-Zellwolle sales community” in Hirschberg in the Giant Mountains, 1939, 31 pages with fabric samples
- Heinz Muchow: How the arable town of Wittenberge developed into an industrial town. in Google Book Search
Web links
- Entry on the Phrix cellulose wool works of Rheinische Zellwolle AG (former factory of JP Bemberg AG, today industrial area and tower center) in the database " KuLaDig " of the Rhineland Regional Association
Individual evidence
- ^ Spinnstoffwerk Glauchau AG, Glauchau. In: State Archives Chemnitz. Saxon State Chancellery, archived from the original on August 2, 2012 ; accessed on August 7, 2017 .
- ↑ ( Page no longer available , search in web archives: social policy versus entrepreneurial decision using the example of the staple fiber industry in the Third Reich ) (PDF; 284 kB), accessed on December 10, 2011