German Union of Building Trades

Summary

German Union of Building Trades is a labor union^[1]. It draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (labor_union category, ranking #97 of 704).^[2]

Key Facts

• German Union of Building Trades was a member of General German Trade Union Federation^[3].
• German Union of Building Trades was a member of International Union of Building Workers^[4].
• German Union of Building Trades is in the country of Weimar Republic^[5].
• German Union of Building Trades's instance of is recorded as labor union^[6].
• German Union of Building Trades followed German Construction Workers' Union^[7].
• German Union of Building Trades followed Central Union of Potters^[8].
• German Union of Building Trades followed Central Union of Glaziers and Related Professionals^[9].
• German Union of Building Trades followed Central Union of Asphalters and Roof Felters of Germany^[10].
• German Union of Building Trades followed Central Union of Roofers^[11].
• German Union of Building Trades was followed by Industrial Union of Construction^[12].
• German Union of Building Trades was followed by Building and Construction Union^[13].
• German Union of Building Trades's headquarters location is recorded as Hamburg^[14].
• German Union of Building Trades's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin^[15].
• German Union of Building Trades took place at Engeldamm 62–64^[16].
• German Union of Building Trades's archives at is recorded as German Federal Archives^[17].
• German Union of Building Trades's chairperson is recorded as Fritz Paeplow^[18].
• German Union of Building Trades's chairperson is recorded as Nikolaus Bernhard^[19].
• January 1, 1923 marks the founding of German Union of Building Trades^[20].
• German Union of Building Trades was dissolved in May 2, 1933^[21].
• German Union of Building Trades's described at URL is recorded as http://library.fes.de/pdf-files//bibliothek/02814-1.pdf^[22].
• German Union of Building Trades's described by source is recorded as Archival fonds: German Union of Building Trades^[23].
• German Union of Building Trades's described by source is recorded as Internationales Handwörterbuch des Gewerkschaftswesens^[24].
• German Union of Building Trades's official name is recorded as Deutscher Baugewerksbund^[25].
• German Union of Building Trades's short name is recorded as DBB^[26].
• German Union of Building Trades's member count is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+458048'}^[27].

Body

Founding

January 1, 1923 marks the founding of German Union of Building Trades^[20].

Identity

German Union of Building Trades's official name is recorded as Deutscher Baugewerksbund^[25]. Predecessors include German Construction Workers' Union^[7], Central Union of Potters^[8], Central Union of Glaziers and Related Professionals^[9], Central Union of Asphalters and Roof Felters of Germany^[10], and Central Union of Roofers^[11]. Successors include Industrial Union of Construction^[12] and Building and Construction Union^[13]. Its short name is recorded as DBB^[26].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Fritz Paeplow^[18], a bricklayer^[28], 1860–1934^[29], of Germany^[30] and Nikolaus Bernhard^[19], a politician^[31], 1881–1957^[32], of Germany^[33].

Operations

Headquarters locations include Hamburg^[14], a federated state of Germany^[34], in Holy Roman Empire^[35] and Berlin^[15], a seat of government^[36], in Margraviate of Brandenburg^[37], founded in 1244^[38].

Dissolution

German Union of Building Trades was dissolved in May 2, 1933^[21].

Why It Matters

German Union of Building Trades draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (labor_union category, ranking #97 of 704).^[2]