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German oil production

Discussions on the economic history of the nations taking part in WW2, from the recovery after the depression until the economy at war.

Re: german oil production

Postby JonS on 01 Feb 2012 21:28

RichTO90 wrote:
darringm wrote:both the german oil production figures come from normandy 1944 by nicklas zetterling.


I'm curious...what page might that have been on?

In this instance Zet is quoting Ellis' "Brute Force"

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Re: german oil production

Postby RichTO90 on 02 Feb 2012 04:11

JonS wrote:In this instance Zet is quoting Ellis' "Brute Force"


Um, yeah, I'm afraid my old friend Niklas seems to have dropped the ball twice now. :lol: In any case, German production is only part of the picture, there is also other Axis production besides Romania as well as the stickier wicket of consumption, which not only included the German armed forces, but their allies and their civilian minions and occupied Europeans as well. A delve into some of the Fischer Tropsch Archive of Allied oil intelligence is illuminating to say the least.

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Re: German oil production

Postby waldzee on 20 Feb 2012 11:48

BillHermann wrote:Just because it's in a book does not mean its right. Stephen Ambrose comes to mind.

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Or Gerrard Williams /Steven Dunstand.. 8O
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Re: German oil production

Postby steverodgers801 on 23 Feb 2012 00:31

Remember that as Germany became more and more de-mechanized, the demand went down also.

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Re: German oil production

Postby waldzee on 20 Sep 2012 15:29

darringm wrote:in 43 the ger produ8ced 8.9 million tons of oil this number includes both imports and syn fuel prodcuion. in 44 it declined by 30%. this proves that rumoian oil fields which they lost in late 43 was not extremly important for ger.

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apples & oranges,I'mafraid.
SYNTFUEL covers a range of processes. As thebombing progressed, more is produced by heating coal in simple coking retorts, such as the Japanese 'fusun' process.
Whicle this produces a lot of usable Benzene,( & tars) your amount of lubricants,deisels, etc is , AFIKR, minimal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benzene

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