1984
DOI: 10.1002/bewi.19840070303
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Technische Intelligenz im Exil. Zum Einfluß emigrierter deutschsprachiger Ingenieure auf die Ingenieurwissenschaften in Großbritannien 1933 bis 1945

Abstract: Zum Einfluf3 emigrierter deutschsprachiger Ingenieure auf dieIngenieurwissenschaften in Grofibritannien 1933 bis 1945':-Summary: This article deals with the emigration and the experiences of the professional group of engineers in their British exile, trying to evaluate the influences these refugee engineers had on the British engineering science. The approach is not limited to engineering research at universities o r technical colleges, but tries to include the aspect of research and development on the level o… Show more

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“…76 By establishing his own business, Daniel was able to employ other migrants from Germany with engineering training, creating new workplaces for Britons and fellow immigrants alike. 77 Thereby, Daniel exemplifies a larger entrepreneurial trend among Jewish immigrants who 'had started about 250 firms' within five years of the first immigration waves in 1933, providing '15-20,000 jobs' . 78 Despite facing occupational restrictions, they were determined to contribute to the British economy and their own financial success.…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…76 By establishing his own business, Daniel was able to employ other migrants from Germany with engineering training, creating new workplaces for Britons and fellow immigrants alike. 77 Thereby, Daniel exemplifies a larger entrepreneurial trend among Jewish immigrants who 'had started about 250 firms' within five years of the first immigration waves in 1933, providing '15-20,000 jobs' . 78 Despite facing occupational restrictions, they were determined to contribute to the British economy and their own financial success.…”
Section: 'Tennis Holiday' In Londonmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Nevertheless, many private companies, accommodating the general discriminatory developments, released their Jewish employees around the same time. 64 Though it was not possible to retrace Daniel's employment history precisely, in an interview he states his job as a reason why he originally perceived his stay in England as a 'holiday' and refers to himself as professionally bound to Germany: Daniel Prenn, one of Germany's leading lawn tennis players who has been banned because he is a Jew, arrived in London last night to play at Wimbledon and in other tournaments as a 'free-lance' .…”
Section: 'Tennis Holiday' In Londonmentioning
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“…Annäherung an ein lange verdrängtes Kapitel der Stadtgeschichte der Jahre 1933bis 1945, Leipzig 2007Wilhelm Spengler (1907, ab 1933 beim SD, Leiter des Hauptamtes Presse und Schrifttum sowie Kulturelles Leben im SD-Hauptamt, 1942 "Bekämpfung von Partisanen" hinter der Ostfront und der Krim (Einsatzgruppe D), 1944 Leiter der Gruppe Kultur im RSHA, nach dem Krieg beim Stalling-Verlag; PLexDrR. 108) Ruske, 100 Jahre, 1967, S. 191 f.;vgl.…”
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