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Antiquarian Books
Antiquarian Books
Some older publications on the history of Deutsche Bank are no longer available from bookshops. However, these can be ordered directly from Historical Association of Deutsche Bank. Orders will be sent upon payment. Delivery is free for all orders over EUR 100. For orders totaling less than EUR 100 a p&p fee of EUR 3 applies. Items are generally delivered within five working days.
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Lothar Gall / Gerald D. Feldman / Harold James / Carl-Ludwig Holtfrerich / Hans E. Büschgen – The Deutsche Bank 1870-1995London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1995, 947pp. |
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Deutsche Bank – An Illustrated HistoryMunich: Piper 2007, 320 pp., approx. 500 images, This book tells a story in pictures that could hardly be more colourful, diverse or replete with historical detail. It concerns the rise of Deutsche Bank from the times of the German Empire up to our era of globalization; it is about financial transactions that influenced the course of history, and about daring enterprises throughout the world. Above all, though, it is about the destinies of people who worked for the company, and about their everyday lives. These pictures reflect not only the evolution of a big bank, but also one and a half centuries of economic and Social history. Contents: |
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A Century of Deutsche Bank in TurkeyIstanbul: Deutsche Bank A.S. 2009. 72pp. Deutsche Bank engaged in international business from the outset. This book traces the most significant stages of Deutsche Bank's presence in Turkey, a story that could hardly be more colourful: the building of the legendary railway line from the Bosporus to the Persian Gulf; the opening of Deutsche's Istanbul branch in 1909; its sequestration and reopening after the First World War; the branch's final closure and liquidation in the aftermath of the Second World War; the opening of a representative office in 1954 and the development of the present Deutsche Bank A.S. and other Deutsche Bank entities. |
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Deutsche Bank in East AsiaMunich, Piper 2004, 258 pp. |
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A Banker of our Time. Business is MovementJean-Christophe Ammann, Manfred Pohl, Werner G. Seifert, Lord Weidenfeld (Editors), London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson 2002, 344pp. Economy, society, culture – these are the cornerstones of Rolf-E. Breuer’s successful professional life. That is why they also determine the contributions of this book. Prominent authors use their unmistakable voice to explain the crucial questions and problems at the beginning of the 21st century - and where the answers might lie. |
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Jonathan Steinberg - The Deutsche Bank and its Gold Transactions during the Second World WarMünchen: C.H. Beck, 1999, 176pp. Gold - robbed from central banks in occupied countries and from the victims of concentration camps - played a crucial role in financing the import of strategic materials for the Nazi war effort. Most of the Reichsbank gold sales went to foreign central banks, but some gold sales were also made to German commercial banks including the Deutsche Bank. This is a report on the gold transactions of the Deutsche Bank during the Second World War. The report tells where the gold came from and where it went. |
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Manfred Pohl (ed.) – On German and American Identity. Deutsche Bank in the USA 1870-1999Munich and Zurich: Piper Verlag, 1999, 96pp. |
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Manfred Pohl / Kathleen Burk – Deutsche Bank in London 1873-1998Munich and Zurich: Piper Verlag, 1998, 142pp. |
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Manfred Pohl (ed.) – Hermann J. Abs. A Biography in Text and PicturesMainz: v. Hase & Koehler, 2nd ed., 1992, 198 pp. Published for the first time in 1981, this richly illustrated volume traces the life of the legendary banker Hermann J. Abs, who was Deutsche Bank’s spokesman from 1957-1967. |