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Wilhelm Cuno’s first career was in administration. During World War I, he worked in the Reichsgetreidestelle (imperial cereals office) and with the German merchant fleet. In 1918, the ship-owner magnate Albert Ballin hired him to work for HAPAG. After Ballin’s suicide, Cuno succeeded him as General Director. His contacts in America helped him restructure HAPAG, making him sought after ...
Cuno von Rantzau, auch Kuno von Rantzau, vollständig Cuno Wilhelm Hermann Karl Gustav von Rantzau (* 6.September 1864 in Celle; † 17. Dezember 1956 in Vrestorf, heute Ortsteil von Bardowick) war ein deutscher Offizier und Hofbeamter.
Cuno formed a government partly composed of independents with economic experience – Wilhelm Groener, Heinrich Albert, Frederic von Rosenberg and – a few days later – Hans Luther. The balance of the cabinet was made up of members of the German People's Party (2 ministers), the German Democratic Party (2 ministers), the Centre Party (3 ...
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Wilhelm Carl Josef Cuno ( Suhl, 2 luglio 1876 – Aumühle, 3 gennaio 1933) è stato un politico tedesco . Di fede cattolica, fu Cancelliere della Repubblica di Weimar dal novembre 1922 all'agosto 1923. Il suo governo venne ricordato per la sua resistenza passiva all' Occupazione francese della Ruhr (1922-1923) e anche per la problematica ...
Cuno Raabe auf einem Wahlplakat zur Landtagswahl in Hessen 1958. Das Grab von Cuno Raabe und seiner beiden Ehefrauen Elli geborene Hahn und Dora geborene Stamm im Familiengrab auf dem Zentralfriedhof Fulda. Cuno Raabe (* 5. Mai 1888 in Fulda; † 3. Mai 1971 in Gersfeld (Rhön)) war ein deutscher Politiker ( Zentrum, CDU) und im Widerstand ...
Wilhelm Cuno, en 1919 . Wilhelm Cuno est un homme d'État allemand, né le à Suhl et mort le à Aumühle . Il est chancelier du Reich sous la république de Weimar, durant l'occupation franco-belge de la Ruhr, en 1923. Il est aussi directeur général de la compagnie de transport maritime Hamburg-American Line (HAPAG).
