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26th January 2022, 16:19
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'Danger zones' in Germany WWII?
Hi guys
in the course of my research I have come across this 26 July 1943 quote (translated) from Heinkel Hauptdirektor der Produktion Karl Hayn: '‘Rostock is in danger zone 1 and 1a. For these reasons, He 111 production has now been split up and switched to the second Mielec/Budzyń plant. ' Could someone please explain to me how the territory of the Reich and its environs was split up into 'danger zones'? Did these change over time? A visual aid would be great but any information is most welcome. 
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