Note 16: Lars Jakobsen, cited work, pp. 52-53, 121-122, 121, 122. The later Oscar winner for the cartoon Anna & Bella, Børge Ring, was in 1938 a student at Jørgen Myller at Gutenberghus. Ring tells about this in the same place, pp. 60-61, 60, 61. Børge Ring was even allowed to animate a figure, a bullet carrier, in the advertising cartoon "Meet the cold with heat", of which he was an employee in 1938. It can therefore not be from 1943-45. - Incidentally, it is also not entirely correct when Lars Jakobsen, cited work, pp. 94-95, leaves the impression that the advertising cartoon "The Robber Barbarossi" was produced during the VEPRO era. The film, on the other hand, was produced around 1944-45 by the newly started advertising agency illustra at Gl. Torv in Copenhagen. The animator on the film was quite rightly Chris, who at the time was working freelance. - Under the heading "A Danish Cartoon is created", written by Hartvig Andersen, VEPRO is mentioned in an illustrated article in "Mandens Blad" for February 1941, but without the company name itself being mentioned. - In Jakob Stegelmann's book "Tegnefilmens historie" under the heading "Det danske Tegnefilms-Hollywood" an illustrated article is reproduced, which was supposed to originate from the magazine "Fritiden" no. 10, 1943. VEPRO is mentioned directly in it, but the problem with the article is that VEPRO actually ceased to exist in September 1942! But perhaps there may be a misdating of the article in Stegelmann's book?