“(1) Dispersal of artillery gear and munitions, of hand and automatic weapons.
“(2) Limitation of demolition work in Helgoland.
“(3) Attempt to strengthen personnel of the Navy, from 1923.
“(4) The activities of Captain Lohmann (founding of numerous associations at home and abroad, participations, formation of ‘sports’ unions and clubs, interesting the film industry in naval recruitment).
“(5) Preparation for re-establishing the German U-boat arm since 1920 (projects and deliveries for Japan, Holland, Turkey, Argentina, and Finland; torpedo testing).
“(6) Participation in the preparation for building of the Luftwaffe (preservation of airdromes, aircraft construction, teaching of courses, instruction of midshipmen in anti-air-raid defense, training of pilots).
“(7) Attempt to strengthen the mining branch.
“Part C (1925-1932—Replacement of tonnage). Chapter IV: The Navy, the Versailles Treaty, foreign countries.
“(a) The activities of the Interallied Control Commission (up to 31. 1. 27; discontinuance of the activity of the Naval Peace Commission).
“(b) Independent armament measures behind the back of the Reich Government and legislative bodies up to the Lohmann case.