Hello
I am considering opening 4m of the wall between the bedroom and the storage attic on the upper floor to build a sliding door wardrobe. Is this wall load-bearing for the ridge wind/roof, and what does the slanted beam in the storage attic mean for load-bearing capacity?

Is it common for a carpenter on site to determine this, or which person does? I have a carpenter who is supposed to come by and check, but this was decided before I thought about the potential load-bearing wall, so maybe I should start elsewhere?

I wonder if anyone can help me decipher what is actually on the drawing and in the accompanying load-bearing calculations. Unfortunately, this is what the municipality has after the physical archives were digitized... (too bad they didn't scan better)

Architectural drawings of a two-story house showing elevations, floor plans, and sections, with a focus on a sloped beam marked in the attic.
Structural calculation document showing load-bearing capacity and beam dimensions for a building project. Includes numerical calculations and measurements.
 
Edit.the calculations themselves are fine to read. However, I can't determine where the beams are located on the drawing.
 
Architectural blueprints of a house from 1935, showing front, side, floor plans, and cross-sections. Includes detailed measurements and annotations.
Possibly this one is marginally better
 
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