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| 1933-34: |
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Jewish members Oscar Wassermann, Theodor Frank, and Georg Solmssen have to resign from the board of managing directors |
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| 1937: |
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Corporate name reverts to "Deutsche Bank" |
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| 1938: |
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"Aryanisations" reach their peak; by November 1938 Deutsche Bank has been involved in 363 of them |
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Takeover of the Sudeten-German branches of Böhmische Union-Bank and of Deutsche Agrar- und Industriebank |
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| 1939: |
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Majority of the share capital of Böhmische Union-Bank, Prague, held by Deutsche Bank |
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| 1941: |
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Participation in Bankverein AG, Belgrade, and Bankverein für Kroatien, Zagreb |
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| 1942: |
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Majority holding in Creditanstalt-Bankverein, Vienna |
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| 1942-43: |
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Closure (due to war) of 82 branches and 54 deposit offices |
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| 1945: |
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Closure of head office in Berlin and of branches in the Soviet-occupied zone. Deutsche Bank is run by its Hamburg management |
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