Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft

Summary

Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft is an organization^[1].

Key Facts

• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft was a member of Rheinisches Braunkohlensyndikat^[2].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft is in the country of Germany^[3].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's instance of is recorded as organization^[4].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's instance of is recorded as business^[5].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's instance of is recorded as Briquette Factory^[6].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's instance of is recorded as open-pit lignite mine^[7].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's founder is recorded as Carl Brendgen^[8].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's owned by is recorded as Hermann Josef Abs^[9].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's owned by is recorded as Josef Abs^[10].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's owned by is recorded as Ignaz Petschek^[11].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's headquarters location is recorded as Brüggen^[12].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 6966155832950633490004^[13].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's GND ID is recorded as 1185804765^[14].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's industry is recorded as mining of lignite^[15].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's industry is recorded as mining^[16].
• +1908-12-30T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft^[17].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's location of formation is recorded as Kerpen^[18].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's parent organization or unit is recorded as Rheinbraun^[19].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's significant event is recorded as Aryanization^[20].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's significant event is recorded as persecution of Jews^[21].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's official name is recorded as Erft-Bergbau^[22].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's official name is recorded as Brikettfabrik Hubertus^[23].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's official name is recorded as C. Brendgen Braunkohlen-, Brikett- und Tonwerke G.m.b.H.^[24].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's official name is recorded as Gewerkschaft Kohlenquelle^[25].
• Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's official name is recorded as Braunkohlen- und Brikettwerke "Concordia-Liblar" G.m.b.H.^[26].

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Founding

Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's founder is recorded as Carl Brendgen^[8]. +1908-12-30T00:00:00Z marks the founding of it^[17]. Its location of formation is recorded as Kerpen^[18].

Identity

Official names include Erft-Bergbau^[22], Brikettfabrik Hubertus^[23], C. Brendgen Braunkohlen-, Brikett- und Tonwerke G.m.b.H.^[24], Gewerkschaft Kohlenquelle^[25], and Braunkohlen- und Brikettwerke "Concordia-Liblar" G.m.b.H.^[26].

Leadership

Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's board member is recorded as Josef Abs^[27].

Operations

Hubertus Braunkohlen-Aktiengesellschaft's headquarters location is recorded as Brüggen^[12]. Its parent organization or unit is recorded as Rheinbraun^[19].

Industry

Industries include mining of lignite^[15] and mining^[16].

Ownership

Owners include Hermann Josef Abs^[9], a banker^[28], 1901–1994^[29], of Germany^[30], awarded the Bavarian Order of Merit^[31], specialised in finance^[32]; Josef Abs^[10], a lawyer^[33], 1862–1943^[34], of German Reich^[35]; and Ignaz Petschek^[11], an entrepreneur^[36], 1857–1934^[37], of Austria–Hungary^[38], specialised in commerce^[39].