Daimler-Benz AG (Q541477)

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1926-1998 automotive and engine manufacturer in Germany, later restructured and renamed; best-known products being the Mercedes-Benz cars
  • Mercedes-Benz
Language Label Description Also known as
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Daimler-Benz AG
1926-1998 automotive and engine manufacturer in Germany, later restructured and renamed; best-known products being the Mercedes-Benz cars
  • Mercedes-Benz

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part of
DAX
start time
30 December 1987
end time
21 December 1998
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inception
28 June 1926Gregorian
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imported from Wikimedia project
German Wikipedia
named after
Gottlieb Daimler
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Carl Benz
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founded by
Gottlieb Daimler
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Carl Benz
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chief executive officer
Wilhelm Kissel
start time
June 1926Gregorian
end time
July 1942
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Wilhelm Haspel
start time
August 1942
end time
January 1952
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Heinrich Wagner
start time
April 1952
end time
January 1953
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Fritz Koenecke
start time
February 1953
end time
December 1960
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Walter Hitzinger
start time
February 1961
end time
February 1966
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Joachim Zahn
start time
1971
end time
December 1979
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Gerhard Prinz
start time
January 1980
end time
October 1983
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Werner Breitschwerdt
start time
December 1983
end time
August 1987
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Edzard Reuter
start time
September 1987
end time
May 1995
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Jürgen E. Schrempp
start time
May 1995
end time
November 1998
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country
Germany
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owned by
Friedrich Flick
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stated in
Encyclopædia Britannica
reference URL
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Friedrich-Flick
quotation
He became Adolf Hitler’s biggest industrial supplier and supporter. Flick’s wealth was estimated at $1,000,000,000.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)
has subsidiary
Dornier
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owner of
Maybach
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DASA
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Haus Huth
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Maybach Motorenbau
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stock exchange
Tokyo Stock Exchange
end time
23 December 1998
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employees
300,068
point in time
31 December 1997
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90,000
point in time
1962
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149,800
point in time
1972
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368,200
point in time
1989
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follows
Horex
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P7859 (Deleted Property)
lccn-n81013648 Property P7859 not found, cannot determine the data type to use.
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VIAF ID
140192733

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