Trowitzsch & Sohn
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Trowitzsch & Sohn
Summary
Trowitzsch & Sohn is a book publisher[1].
Key Facts
- Trowitzsch & Sohn is in the country of German Reich[2].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's instance of is recorded as book publisher[3].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's founder is recorded as Gottfried Heinichen[4].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn is owned by Gottfried Heinichen[5].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn is owned by Carl Ferdinand Sigismund Trowitzsch[6].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn is owned by Eugen Rudolph George Trowitzsch[7].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's headquarters location is recorded as Kostrzyn nad Odrą[8].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's headquarters location is recorded as Chojna[9].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's headquarters location is recorded as Frankfurt (Oder)[10].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's chief executive officer is recorded as Gustav Mütterlein[11].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's chief executive officer is recorded as Gustav Mütterlein[12].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's chief executive officer is recorded as Eugen Trowitzsch[13].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's Commons category is recorded as Trowitzsch & Sohn[14].
- 1711 marks the founding of Trowitzsch & Sohn[15].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn was dissolved in 1945[16].
- Trowitzsch & Sohn's operating area is recorded as Province of Brandenburg[17].
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Founding
Trowitzsch & Sohn's founder is recorded as Gottfried Heinichen[4]. 1711 marks the founding of it[15].
Leadership
Chief executives include Gustav Mütterlein[11], 1818–1905[18] and Eugen Trowitzsch[13], a book printer[19], 1854–1904[20], of Kingdom of Prussia[21].
Operations
Headquarters locations include Kostrzyn nad Odrą[8], an urban municipality of Poland[22], in Poland[23], founded in 1201[24]; Chojna[9], a city[25], in Poland[26]; and Frankfurt (Oder)[10], a college town[27], in Germany[28], founded in 1201[29].
Ownership
Owners include Gottfried Heinichen[5], a publisher[30], of Kingdom of Prussia[31]; Carl Ferdinand Sigismund Trowitzsch[6], a printer[32], 1797–1830[33], of Kingdom of Prussia[34]; and Eugen Rudolph George Trowitzsch[7], a printer[35], 1826–1867[36].
Dissolution
Trowitzsch & Sohn was dissolved in 1945[16].