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[[File:Luftbild Traunreut 2008 BSH-Pressebilder.jpg|thumb| | The German armed forces (the "Wehrmacht") established an army munitions facility in St. Georgen in 1938 in a wooded area near the Chiemsee lake. When the war ended, the factory was abandoned and displaced people moved into the former industrial development. Siemens founded a new plant on the site of the former munitions factory in 1949. The plant was discovered by Walter Mohr, Head of Siemens-Schuckert-Kleinbauwerke in Hof. Under his guidance, the plant facilities were redeveloped and the site cleared of the raw materials used for the poison gas grenades formerly produced there.<ref>BSH Corporate Archives, D01.08-0026, Chronik Traunreut, no page. BSH Corporate Archives, Traunreut Portfolio (D01.08), Erinnerungen Walter Mohr, from page 93. BSH Corporate Archives, A05-0026, inform 2003/3, page 18.</ref> The employees – many of whom were displaced people – lived in the settlements in the vicinity of the plant. A new municipality called Traunreut was founded here in 1950. | ||
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