After the WWII, Silesia was occupied by the Russian and in [[1946]] ''"Hans Roggenbuck"'' was expelled from East Germany, going to live in Bad Merghentheim where he resumed the business with a company for fountain pens repairs, but in [[1948]] re-founded a factory in Regensburg, resuming the production of glass nib fountain pens, to which were joined also pens with ordinary steel and gold nibs, passing to the use of plastic resins. | After the WWII, Silesia was occupied by the Russian and in [[1946]] ''"Hans Roggenbuck"'' was expelled from East Germany, going to live in Bad Merghentheim where he resumed the business with a company for fountain pens repairs, but in [[1948]] re-founded a factory in Regensburg, resuming the production of glass nib fountain pens, to which were joined also pens with ordinary steel and gold nibs, passing to the use of plastic resins. |