Max Moritz Warburg
| Date of birth | 5.6.1867 |
| Place of birth | Hamburg |
| Date of death | 12/26/1946 |
| Place of death | new York |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Warburg |
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Max Moritz Warburg
- 1926–1931 -
Aufsichtsrat (Verwaltungsrat) der I.G.Farben
The Hamburg banker Max Moritz Warburg was on the supervisory board (administrative board) of I.G., founded at the end of 1925. Farbenindustrie AG from 1926 to 1931.
. . He left the committee as part of the rotational reductions and economic restructuring before the National Socialists came to power [footnote][url=http://www.wollheim-memorial.de/de/ig_farben_satz_die_nsrassenpolitik_in_ihren_betrieben_um]Wollheim Memorial[/url]
The appointment of Max Warburg to the supervisory board (administrative board) of I.G. Farben reflected the new chemical giant's close ties with the leading German private banks in the Weimar Republic.
Max Moritz Warburg
- 1935-1938 Chairman -
Hilfsverein der deutschen Juden
Max Moritz Warburg was involved for decades in the Aid Association of German Jews, which was founded in 1901. After 1933, the organization became a central point of contact under the Nazi regime to provide financial and organizational support for securing the livelihood and, in particular, the emigration of destitute Jews from Germany.
Max Moritz Warburg
- Member of the council -
Reichsvertretung der Deutschen Juden
Max Moritz Warburg was a member of the extended board and finance council of the Reich Representation of German Jews, founded in 1933. As a central umbrella organization, the Reich Representation under the leadership of Leo Baeck attempted to collectively organize legal advice, education and emigration for the persecuted Jewish population.
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Max Moritz Warburg
- Partner -
Palästina Treuhand-Stelle der Juden in Deutschland
Max Moritz Warburg and the M.M.Warburg & CO bank played a leading role in the establishment of the Paltreu (Palestine Trust Office). This institution handled the financial transactions under the Haavara Agreement to support Jewish emigrants in legally escaping to Palestine while taking property with them.
Max Moritz Warburg
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Alltreu (Allgemeine Treuhandstelle für die jüdische Auswanderung GmbH)
The Hamburg banker Max Moritz Warburg played a key role in founding Alltreu in 1936. This trust office, initiated by Jewish representatives but controlled by the state, was intended to help Jewish emigrants save at least part of their assets abroad (often through the export of German goods).
Max Moritz Warburg
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M. M. Warburg & CO
Max Moritz Warburg joined M. M. Warburg & Co. in 1892. Excellent international contacts and a modern understanding of global banking activities enabled Warburg to develop the family's private bank in the following decades into one of the most important private banks in Germany, in which foreign trade in particular played an important role.
Max Moritz Warburg
- Father of -
Moritz M. Warburg
Moritz M. Warburg is the father of Max Moritz Warburg
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Max Moritz Warburg
- Brothers -
Paul Moritz Warburg
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Max Moritz Warburg
- Founding member RC Hamburg -
Rotary International
Dr. Max Moritz Warburg became a founding member of RC Hamburg in 1929 together with his son Erich Erich.
Max Moritz Warburg
- Son -
Eric M. Warburg
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Max Moritz Warburg
- Advisor -
Wilhelm II.
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Max Moritz Warburg
- Daughter -
Lola Nina Hahn-Warburg
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Max Moritz Warburg
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Paneuropa-Union
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Max Moritz Warburg
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Paneuropa-Fördergesellschaft
The German banker Max M. Warburg was the first to send a donation to the Panuropa funding company. This financial grant was institutionalized in the German Panuropa funding company, chaired by the electro-industrialist Robert Bosch.
Max Moritz Warburg
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Deutsche Finanzkommission bei den Verhandlungen zum Versailler Vertrag
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