John Jay McCloy
| Date of birth | 31.3.1895 |
| Place of birth | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Date of death | 11.3.1989 |
| Place of death | Stamford, Connecticut |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Jay_McCloy |
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John Jay McCloy
- President (1947-1949) -
Weltbankgruppe
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John Jay McCloy
- Studies -
Harvard Law School
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John Jay McCloy
- Friends -
Eric M. Warburg
The German-Jewish banker Eric M. Warburg, who returned with the liberation, advocated McCloy that the disassembly of the German industrial companies had to be completely stopped, otherwise nothing good could arise from post-war Germany. The latter initially reacted, but finally had the dismantling stop for twelve German industrial companies.
In 1945, Eric M. Warburg initially returned to the USA and gradually gained informal influence on the Allied Germany policy, which culminated in the fact that he as a close personal friend of John Jay McCloy, since September 1949, has found American high commissioner for Germany, whose ear was with important decisions.
John Jay McCloy
- CEO (1953-1960) -
Chase Manhattan Bank
In the 1950s, the Chase National Bank was under strong influence by the Rockefeller family, which resulted from the merger in the 1930s. The bank was run by John J. McCloy. Although the CHASE National Bank was the larger of the two banks, the merger was organized as a takeover of the Chase National Bank by the Bank of Manhattan Company in order to take into account the shareholders.
From 1953 to 1960 John Jay McCloy was CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank.
John Jay McCloy
- American High Commissioner (1949-1952) -
Hoher Kommissar
McCloy was a American high commissioner in Germany from September 2, 1949 to August 1, 1952 and thus successor to the military governor General Lucius D. Clay. In this position, which called for his talents as a diplomat and manager, he initially resided in Bad Homburg in front of the height, later in the Villa Cappell in Bad Godesberg. In this function, McCloy promoted the implementation of the Marshallplan and the integration of the Federal Republic to the West. As with the World Bank, McCloy brought his team from experts to Germany.
John Jay McCloy
- pardoned -
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach
On the basis of an expert opinion of American experts, Krupp von Bohlen and Halbach was pardoned by the decision of the American high commissioner for Germany on January 31, 1951 and released it early from the Landsberg war criminal prison.
John Jay McCloy
- Co -founder -
American Council on Germany
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John Jay McCloy
- Change judgment against Fischer in 15 years in prison -
Fritz Fischer
The military court judgment against Fischer (lifelong) was converted in 15 years in prison on January 31, 1951 by the American high commissioner John John Jay McCloy.
John Jay McCloy
- Petition for clemency for -
Wilhelm von Ammon
On February 3, 1951, Wilhelm von Ammon was released from the Landsberg war crimes prison following a plea for clemency by U.S. High Commissioner John Jay McCloy.