Bernhard Hard Averbeck (* 2. July 1874 in Bremen; "† 17 October 1930 in Jena) was a German manufacturer and Industrieller.

Life

Up to the death of its father Heinrich Averbeck 1889 visiting tar old persons the High School in Bremen, then secret advice Otto Binswanger moved to zuseinem guardian to Jena.1895 Abitur at the High School Carolo Alexandrinum in Jena. Studiumder jurisprudence in Bonn, Strasbourg, pouring, Munich and Jena. Actively in the Corps Rhenania to Strassburgund in the Corps Teutonia to pouring. Graduation 1899 to the Dr. jur.utr in Jena with the work the nature that application for shares-alternating at the courts in Weimar and Jena was he an as junior lawyer and Assessor actively. From 1904 to 1906Rechtsanwalt in Weimar. Since 1905 member of the supervision view advice (ACRE) of the Saxonian-Thuringian Portland Cement factory & CO. Kg a.A. in starting from 1913 of chairmen of the AR.1906 assumption of the line of the Rheini Chamotte and Dinaswerke in Cologne. Of 1910 - 1914 pers. responsible partner of the limited partnership A. shares C.A. ski-play the trump card & CO. in Jena.

Since 1918 pers. responsible partner and senior boss that-Saxonian-Thuringian Portland Cement factory & CO. with Jena. Development of the enterprise company with the works in Schnebeck, Unterwellenborn with Saalfeld/Saale (blastfurnace cement factory Thuringia) and in Nienburg/Saale (Zementfabrik Jesarbruch). Under its guidance beside the Heidelberg company, the Wicking company, the Dyckerhoff company and the ever more fully developing Schlesi Portland Cement industry became AG in Oppeln one of the prominent cement enterprises. 1921 it created the Godhard donation, in order to guarantee in emergencies the supply of foremen and employees of the enterprise. Since 1924 of chairmen ACRE of the NCV, north German Cement federation in Berlin. Until 1924 member ACRE of the Portland CementFabrik herd castle AG in bath it became after the death of Heinrich Mueller of 1927 chairmen ACRE in the year 1917 created DZB, German cement federation in Berlin. Likewise it created 1927 together with the Kell & AG in Leipzig the Thurvia building firm ltd. in Berlin, vorzugweise for the building of concrete roads; temporary managing director of this society was its son refuge Averbeck.Seit 1928 member ACRE of the eagles German Portland Cementfabrik AG in Berlin and starting from 1929 member ACRE derSchlesische Portland Cement industry AG in Oppeln. Since being son did not want to become its successor, it gave the agreement for the transformation of the company in one corporation and the simultaneous education of a community of interests (industrial union) of the company with the Schlesi Portland Cement industry AG in Oppeln to 1930 when likewise simultaneous requesting an industrial union with derPortland Cementwerke Heidelberg Mannheim Stuttgart AG (today: Heidelberg cement AG), to their supervisory board chairmen Friedrich bulkhead he had particularly close contact.

Besides it was of the federation of the Central German industry registered association in Weimar, member of the board Central German mitteldeutschenIndustrie and of the Chamber of Commerce in Weimar as well as member of the revenue court with the national tax office Thuringia. A when chairman ACRE was he furthermore member of the administration derGothaische carbonic acid works. With the Leipziger tree-eat AGin Leipzig was it member of the supervisory board.

Literature

• Directory of the directors and supervisory boards, II, Berlin 1930
• German industrial leader. Life courses of German restaurant personalities, Hamburg Berlin Leipzig 1929
• 50 years portland cement, 1936
• Geretzky, William: The history of the portland cement factory to with special consideration of their position in the Central German area, housework for final examination for the teaching profession of the German democratic school (upper stage), Jena 1957.
• Jenaer homeland letter (the snatching Hans), 35. Edition 1979, S.16 FF
• Boldly, The company formation in the cement industry, Berlin 1928
• Ludloff, Rudolf: From the individual work to the fascist company, for the history of the German cement industry in the imperialism until 1945, Habilitationsschrift, Jena 1961
• Realm manual of the German society, Berlin 1930
• Riepert, Peter Hans: The German cement industry, Berlin 1927
• Clay/tone clay newspaperclay/tone newspaper, Berlin 54 (1930), No. 86, P. 1
• Cement, Berlin 19 (1930), P. 1008-1009
• Jenai newspaper, Jena 1930, No. 260, S.6

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