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Friedrich "Fritz" Thyssen (9 November 1873 – 8 February 1951) was a German businessman from Mülheim. His father August was head of the Thyssen mining and steelmaking company, founded by his father Friedrich and based in the Ruhr city of Duisburg. He supported Nazism in the 1920s.
10 de feb. de 2018 · De izquierda a derecha, de pie, Fritz Thyssen, su esposa y su yerno, el conde Zichy. Sentados, su hija, la condesa Zichy, y el hijo de ella, Fritz August, en Locarno, Suiza, el 3 de marzo de 1940.
25 de jul. de 2017 · Fritz fue oficial en la primera guerra mundial. Vio con sus ojos el horror de las trincheras que, paradójicamente, enriquecieron a su familia: los Thyssen, especializados en el acero, producían ...
Following Fritz Thyssen’s death in February 1951, Amélie fostered the reconstruction of the Thyssen Group as guardian of the family tradition and holder of important property rights. She viewed the Foundation as the crowning achievement in the company’s successful history, and a gesture of honour in memory of her husband.
Friedrich, a banker and wire producer, married his cousin Katharina Thyssen in 1838 and had two sons, August and Joseph . August Thyssen founded the Thyssen Steel conglomerate and with wife Hedwig Pelzer had three children: Fritz, Heinrich, and Hedwig. August's brother Joseph assisted him in his business and with his wife Klara Bagel had two ...
The Fritz Thyssen Foundation ( German: Fritz Thyssen Stiftung) is a private nonprofit foundation in Germany, created on 7 July 1959 by Amélie Thyssen and Anita Gräfin Zichy-Thyssen [1] [2] and named in memory of prominent iron and steel manufacturer August Thyssen and his son Fritz, [2] who became a major financial backer of the ascendant ...
Fritz Thyssen fue, según algunas fuentes, el único alemán de la familia que financió al partido nazi alemán en sus primeros años. Más tarde se opuso a su política de pacto con la URSS e intentó alejarse del régimen de Hitler huyendo a Francia, pero fue detenido por el Gobierno de Vichy y devuelto a Alemania.
