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Freitaler Kameraindustrie Beier & CO. was founded in 1923, in Freital, Germany by Woldemar Beier. In 1934 the company name was changed to Kamera-fabrik Woldemar Beier Freital. After WWII, the entire plant was moved to the Soviet Union city of Ulianovsk. Although the company had ceased production of cameras temporarily, the manufacturing of cameras was restored in 1949. In 1972, the company was nationalized and the name was changed to VEB Kamerafabrik Freital. Within a few years Karl Pouva Kamerafabrik and the Ludwig Optisches Werk Weixdorf were merged into the VEB Kamerafabrik Freital. Later, in 1976, as with most of the East German manufacturers, this company was merged into the VEB Pentacon.

Beier cameras:	Years of manufacture:
Beier-matic Beira II (Elmar) Beirette (1958) Beirette 35 Beirette SL 100 Beirette SL 200 Beroflex Quick Spot 135EE Precisa II	Beierflex Model 1 Beirax (after war edition) Beirette K Beirette SL 100 N Beirette VSN Box Model II	Beierflex Model 2 Beira II (Rudolph Kleinbild-Plasmat) Beirette (folding) Beirette K100 Beirette SL 100 N Beirette SL 400 Beroquick SL 125 Rifax (6x9, rangefinder)	Beira Beira II (Xenon) Beirette (VSN) Beirette Electronic Beirette SL 100 Beirette SL 200 Beroquick KB 135 Precisa IIa	Beira Elmar Beirax Beirette (1965) Beirette K100 Beirette SL 100 N Beirette VSN2 Boots Beirette B.I.	Beira I (Beika) Beira II Beirette (1963) Beirette Junior II Beirette SL 100 N Beirette SL 300 Box Model 0