About: Georg Solmssen

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Georg Solmssen (born Georg Adolf Salomonsohn, 7 August 1869 – 10 January 1957) was a German banker.

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rdfs:comment	Georg Solmssen (eigentlich Georg Adolf Salomonsohn) (* 7. August 1869 in Berlin; † 10. Januar 1957 in Lugano) war ein deutscher Bankier. Er war einer der Geschäftsinhaber der Disconto-Gesellschaft und 1933 Vorstandssprecher der Deutschen Bank. Berühmt wurde er durch seinen , in dem er Hitlers Pläne für das jüdische Volk vorhersah. Die Geschichte der Bankiersfamilie greift Solmssens Neffe Arthur Solmssen in seinem Roman A Princess in Berlin (1980) auf. (de) Georg Solmssen (born Georg Adolf Salomonsohn, 7 August 1869 – 10 January 1957) was a German banker. (en)
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