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Otto Frank Exhibitor Card 1933
After the arrival of the German occupiers in 1940, the company was re-registered under the names Jan Gies and Johannes Kleiman to prevent it from being confiscated as a Jewish-owned company. He moved to a new facility, Prinsengracht 263, and changed his name to Gies & Co. Although Otto Frank had to resign in December 1941, he continued to act as a sleeping partner when he, Hermann van Pels and their families were forced to hide in the rooms. above the building's back in July 1942.
His two-year confinement, which was assisted by Kleiman, Kugler, Gies and Voskuijl, was famously recounted by Otto Frank's youngest daughter, Anne, in the diary that was published in 1947.
Otto Frank retired as director of Opekta in 1953 and was followed by Johannes Kleiman until his death in 1959. The building at Prinsengracht 263 was sold to a real estate agency in 1954 and Opekta had to leave its premises. At that time Anne Frank's diary had attracted many readers to the building and a successful campaign was carried out to save the building from demolition. Opekta left the building in 1955 and five years later it was reopened as a museum dedicated to the life and writing of Anne Frank .
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09-26-2021 06:54 PM
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Hi friends.
Take a look at this photo of a soldier carrying an essenbehälter in each hand. In the background several parked cars, and at the top of the wall, an advertising poster.
The photo was probably taken somewhere in the Netherlands.
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Royal Dutch Shell plc, commonly known as Shell, is an Anglo-Dutch multinational oil and gas company headquartered in The Hague in the Netherlands. It is incorporated in the United Kingdom as a public limited company. It´s one of the oil and gas "supermajors", and, measured by 2020 revenues, the fifth-largest company in the world.
The origin of the Shell brand is linked to the origins of the Shell Transport and Trading Company. In 1833, the founder's father, named Marcus Samuel, founded a large business to sell seashells to London collectors.
Collecting specimens of seashells in the Caspian Sea area in 1892, young Samuel realized that there was potential in exporting lamp oil from the region and commissioned the world's first ship built to transport oil, the Murex, to enter this market. By 1907, the company had a fleet of oil tankers.
The Shell emblem is one of the best-known commercial symbols in the world. Known as the "pecten" after the seashell, the giant oyster or Pecten maximus, on which it was based, the current version of the logo was designed by Raymond Loewy and introduced in 1971 after undergoing several changes during the 20th century.
Red and yellow corporate colors are related to the colors of the Spanish flag because the company's first service stations were in the State of California, which has strong historical ties with Spain.
Regards
Santi
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WOW! the shell is a SCALOP SHELL. it is the little things in the back ground of photos' that rely peak your inters in them! odd that he is carrying a essenbehalter in a city setting.? they were usually used in rural setting's / in the field, no?
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I too look into the backgrounds and sides on each & every one that you post. it is the little things. toot.
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