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Ahlmann (* 1890 in other oh one, " 1963) was a German Unternehmerin. It was a chief of the largest steel plant of Northern Germany and relevant employer in Schleswig-Holstein.

Life

Ahlmann was the daughter Cologne presidents of the senate of the Josef brown. It made first gardner teachings. She transferred after the death of its man Julius Ahlmann in the year 1931 the management as a plenipotentiary in the year 1827 of the created Carl hut to The nut/mother of four children continued thereby the hut in the sense of her man. It received support as a supervisory board member by two attorneys of many years of the Carl hut.

1937 converted Ahlmann - against the advice of her brother-in-law Carl Wuppermann, boss at that time of the German bank in Duesseldorf - the enterprise into a limited partnership. Starting from 1941 the hut under Ahlmann K.G. in the Second World War the busy hut up to 3.500 coworkers firmierte. These, mostly women, were busy with the manufacturing of aluminum bearing areas.

The disassembly of the machines after end of war, not taken place, was to be owed not least to the chess move "of the removal "of the enterprise to Canada. In connection with the difficult and dangerous loading of the own machines for the setting up the Canadian company "ADANAC "is the foundry leader Hans Schlothfeld and engineer Ohl called the Ahlmann was closed between war and peace for three days here and took the work with approximately 300 coworkers.

In the first postwar years the Unternehmerin forced the product range (resumption of bath tub production "CIMBRIA ") and went on expansion course (house and kitchen devices). Before the background of the continuous diversification an extension of the business fields took place around the ranges mechanical engineering, production of ceramic(s) (1947) and enamel (1948). Furthermore a forwarding business (1950) and a shipping company (1951) were added in the logistics sector.

After the accidental death of its first son in the year 1951 the Unternehmerin divided the subsidiary companies among their remaining two children in the same year, with exception of the Carl hut and the Transatlanta shipping company. Daughter died in the infancy at appendicitis.

Apart from its activity as Unternehmerin it engaged itself in a multiplicity of economical, social and politico-cultural committees. Furthermore it worked as a co-foundress of the study circle for economics in Schleswig-Holstein as well as initial member of the VdU - federation German entrepreneur inside, whose first president was it in the years 1954 to 1962.

Briefly before their death in the year 1963 it created the iron art casting museum in K¤te Ahlmann handed the art collection to the Carl hut over to the museum.

After death Ahlmanns began family arguments over the hereditary distribution, the recession in the above ground construction, in addition, the shortage of the earth oil, led 1974 to the insolvency. This again led to the assumption of the enterprise by the shipowner Ulrich Harms.