 Its weapons and munitions assets were integrated into the Ministry of Armaments; the mining and steel core of the Reichswerke continued operation under Göring's supervision until the end of the war, albeit at a loss.The conglomerate was dismembered by the Allies in 1944–1945, but the Salzgitter plant continued operations as "Reichswerke" until 1953.The Reichswerke logo, which resembled Göring's coat of arms, remained in use by Peine+Salzgitter until the middle of the 1980s.