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Z dziejów produkcji o charakterze militarnym w Hucie „Ludwików” w Kielcach 1919–1939.

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Główka J.
Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne
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2013
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vol. 14
77-85
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In the interwar period "Ludwików" Steelworks was the biggest metalworking facility in Kielce that, apart from civil articles, also produced goods for the army, such as filed kitchens, combat helmets made of niickel-molybdenum steel, canteens and pots, gas stoves, model 34 calvary war sabres, protective shields for cannons as well as grenade shells and blasting caps. Until 1928 "Ludwików" belonged to the Germany-owned "Poój" Steelworks concern. Insolvency of the concern, and later on its plcement under judical supervision caused that in 1934 the  State Treasury decided tobuy 52% of the actions of "Pokój" Steelworks by the agency of the National economy Bank. thus, "Ludwików" also got under conrtol of the goverment. In the 1930s, actionswere undertaken to increase the armaments production.
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FABRYKA MASZYN I NARZĘDZI ROLNICZYCH „SIERPCZANKA” – HISTORIA NAJWIĘKSZEGO ZAKŁADU PRODUKCYJNEGO SIERPCA OKRESU DWUDZIESTOLECIA MIĘDZYWOJENNEGO

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Staniszewska M.
Notatki Płockie. Kwartalnik Towarzystwa Naukowego Płockiego
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2019
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issue 4(261)
3-14
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Historia Fabryki Maszyn i Narzędzi Rolniczych „Sierpczanka”, będącej największym zakładem produkcyjnym miasta Sierpca okresu dwudziestolecia międzywojennego. Fabryka istniała w latach 1919–1929.
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The article presents the history of the „Sierpczanka” Factory of Agricultural Machines and Tools, which existed in Sierpc in the years 1919-1929. It was the largest production factory in the city of the inter-war period. During the greatest prosperity, the factory employed over two hundred employees, and agricultural machines that it produced were also exported to foreign markets.
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