Friedrich Flick (Q63888)
German businessperson (1883-1972)
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German businessperson (1883-1972) |
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Friedrich Flick (German)
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10 July 1883Gregorian
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Friedrich Flick
9 October 2017
Friedrich Flick
9 October 2017
9 October 2017
Friedrich Flick
20 July 1972
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Friedrich Flick
9 October 2017
Friedrich Flick
9 October 2017
9 October 2017
Friedrich Flick
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He became Adolf Hitler’s biggest industrial supplier and supporter. (English)
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1937
1 May 1937
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Flick was tried at Nürnberg for exploiting Russian slave labour in his mines and plants; he was convicted and served three years of a seven-year prison sentence. Even with 75 percent of his empire confiscated after the war, Flick managed to amass another fortune by returning to coal and steel. He sold part of his holdings in the Ruhr region and, with the $45,000,000 in proceeds, bought postwar industrial concerns for a fraction of their true worth. Flick owned a 40 percent interest in Daimler-Benz, the automobile manufacturers, as well as paper, chemical, and synthetic-fibre plants. (English)
20 April 1947
22 December 1947
1963
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Identifiers
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5918393
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Weitere Zusatzinformationen zu Friedrich Flick von Dr. Oliver Hirsch (German)
3 October 2020
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Friedrich Flick KG
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Wikipedia(12 entries)
- arwiki فريديريش فليك
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- bgwiki Фридрих Флик
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- plwiki Friedrich Flick
- ruwiki Флик, Фридрих
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