Literature
- (1) Gerald D. Feldman, Die Allianz und die deutsche Versicherungswirtschaft 1933 bis 1945, C.H. Beck Verlag, Munich 2001
- (5) August Heinrichsbauer, Schwerindistrie und Politik, Essen 1948
- (6) Ulrich Völklein, Geschäfte mit dem Feind, Hamburg 2002, ISBN 3-203-83700-5
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