Hohenlohe-Werke

Summary

Hohenlohe-Werke is a commercial organization^[1].

Key Facts

• Hohenlohe-Werke's instance of is recorded as commercial organization^[2].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's instance of is recorded as business^[3].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's owned by is recorded as Ignaz Petschek^[4].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's owned by is recorded as Reichswerke Hermann Göring^[5].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's owned by is recorded as Christian Kraft, 5th Prince of Hohenlohe-Öhringen, 2nd Duke of Ujest^[6].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's followed by is recorded as Reichswerke Hermann Göring^[7].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's headquarters location is recorded as Katowice^[8].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 72155466462302160000^[9].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's GND ID is recorded as 1182373593^[10].
• +1905-04-03T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Hohenlohe-Werke^[11].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's significant event is recorded as persecution of Jews^[12].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's significant event is recorded as Aryanization^[13].
• Hohenlohe-Werke's Online PWN Encyclopedia ID is recorded as 3999989^[14].

Body

Founding

+1905-04-03T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Hohenlohe-Werke^[11].

Identity

Hohenlohe-Werke's followed by is recorded as Reichswerke Hermann Göring^[7].

Operations

Hohenlohe-Werke's headquarters location is recorded as Katowice^[8].

Ownership

Owners include Ignaz Petschek^[4], an entrepreneur^[15], 1857–1934^[16], of Austria–Hungary^[17], specialised in commerce^[18]; Reichswerke Hermann Göring^[5], a business^[19], in Nazi Germany^[20], founded in 1937^[21], headquartered in Salzgitter^[22]; and Christian Kraft, 5th Prince of Hohenlohe-Öhringen, 2nd Duke of Ujest^[6], a politician^[23], 1848–1926^[24], of Germany^[25].