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Alfred Ernst Christian Alexander Hugenberg (* 19. Juni 1865 in Hannover ; † 12. März 1951 in Kükenbruch ) war ein deutscher Montan -, Rüstungs - und Medienunternehmer , Politiker ( DNVP ) und während der ersten Monate nach Hitlers Machtergreifung 1933 Reichsminister für Wirtschaft , Landwirtschaft und Ernährung in dessen erstem Kabinett .
27 de may. de 2022 · Erich Salomon Alfred Hugenberg Reichstag.jpg 1,686 × 1,160; 874 KB Gründung der Harzburger Front. Bad Harzburg 1931-10-11 R. von der Goltz, F. Seldte, Th. Duesterberg, S. Wagner, A. Hugenberg, Prince Eitel Friedrich, O. Schmidt-Hannover Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe 3 1 0 17 12230 2 1 33586 Public domain.jpg 3,500 × 2,682; 1.14 MB
'The Greatest Stupidity of My Life': Alfred Hugenberg and the Formation of the Hitler Cabinet, January 1933 On the day after Adolf Hitler's installation as chancellor, Alfred Hugenberg, the chairman of the German National People's Party (Deutschnationale Volkspartei or DNVP) and a prominent member of
Alfred Hugenberg. Alfred Hugenberg ( 19. kesäkuuta 1865 Hannover – 12. maaliskuuta 1951 Kükenbruch) [1] oli saksalainen liikemies ja Weimarin tasavallan loppuaikojen merkittävä oikeistopoliitikko, jolla oli keskeinen rooli kansallissosialistien nousussa Saksan hallitukseen vuoden 1933 alussa. Hugenberg toimi vuosina 1909–1918 Krupp ...
Alfred Hugenberg. Alfred Hugenberg ( Hannover, 19. lipnja 1865. – Kükenbruch, 12. ožujka 1951. ), njemački poduzetnik i političar. Rođen je kao sin Karla Hugenberga, koji je bio član Pruskog parlamenta, studirao je pravo u Göttingenu, Heidelbergu i Berlinu, kao i ekonomiju u Strassbourgu. 1900. godine je Hugenberg oženio svoju ...
Alfred Hugenberg. Alfred Hugenberg, the son of a Prussian politician, was born in Hanover, Germany, on 19th June, 1865.He studied law in Heidelberg and Berlin. Hugenberg joined the Prussian finance ministry before being appointed by Gustav Krupp as chairman of the board of directors of Krupp Armaments Company in 1909.
Hugenberg, Alfred. Alfred Hugenberg (äl´frĕt hōō´gənbĕrkh), 1865–1951, German financier and politician. He was president of the directorate of the Krupp firm (1909–18), entered the Reichstag in 1919, and was chairman (1928–33) of the conservative German Nationalist party. Control of the Hugenberg combine, a media and finance ...
