Adolf Galliker

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Adolf Galliker (born June 11, 1892 in Paris , † August 1, 1959 in Zurich ) was a Swiss businessman , journalist and writer .

Life

Galliker was related to the Swiss theologian Anton Galliker .

From 1933 on, Galliker was the editor of the Swiss Central Commercial Gazette . In 1947 he promoted the then unknown Walter Alvares Keller .

Works (selection)

  • Education gap . 2nd edition. Verlag des SKV, Zurich 1953.
  • Do our young businesspeople have ideals? Swiss Commercial Association, Zurich 1945.
  • In the heart of France. A contemplative Tour de France . Goldmann, Munich 1962.
  • Paris is not France. Travel impressions . Mondial-Verlag, Winterthur 1951 (illustrated by Hans Rippmann ).
  • Swiss citizen. Active or passive? Edition Pro Juventute, Zurich 1951 (Swiss leisure companions; 23).
  • So it happened, seen that way . SKV publishing house, Zurich 1949.
  • What does the youth expect, what does it offer? Aschmann & Scheller, Zurich 1941.
  • Times and minds at the time in the Swiss Commercial Association . SKV publishing house, Zurich 1944.

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personal data
SURNAME Galliker, Adolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss businessman, journalist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH June 11, 1892
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris
DATE OF DEATH August 1, 1959
Place of death Zurich