Bruno Emil Tesch (* 14 August 1890; "† 16. May 1946 in Hameln) was a German chemist and entrepreneur.

Tesch was owner of the company Tesch & Stabenow, whom he created 1924 in Hamburg. Business field was the in particular in the depots Hamburg port and on ships. In the Second World War the company supplied Konzentrationslager with the insecticide and cellular poison cyclone B, which was used there mainly to the genocide. After the end of the war Tesch during the width unit TA process in the Hamburg Curiohaus as well as his attorney Karl Weinbacher was condemned to death and to 16. May 1946 in the penintentiary Hameln executed. The third codefendant, Joachim Drosihn, was acquitted.

Literature

• cold-hope/Martin Werner: The dealers cyclone of the B. - Tesch & Stabenow. A firm history between Hamburg and Auschwitz. Hamburg 1998, ISBN 3-87975-713-5

Related links

• Kurzbiografie
• Width unit TA process versus Tesch among other things (English)

See also

• German society for

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