Mittel Deutsche Motorenwerke, located in Taucha near Leipzig made the engines for Junkers, the Jumo 211 during the WWII war effort.

From Appendix 9: During WWII they made Junkers engines 211, 213 and the 109-005 turbojet.

-The production was distributed as follows:

-In Leipzig, the 211, 213 and 109,004
-In Nordhaussen, 109-004
-In Strasbourg, 211.
-In Zittau, 109-004
-In Prague, on 109-004 (Malesice?)
-In Mulchestein, 109-004

-During WWII this metallurgical company called "Mittel Deutsche Motorenwerke GmBH" from Leipzig sometimes MIMO, made the following Junkers engines under license:

-Junkers Jumo, 205, Jumo 211, Jumo 213, and the Jumo 109-004 turbojet.

"Mittel brand logo"

From Appendix 12: This is the Mitteldeutsche Motorenwerke GmBH. During WWII they made this Jumo 205C.

"Junkers Jumo 205C at the Magdenburg Museum"

-The brand's logo for new publication.

"Taken from a motor" (PiP)