Ernst-Georg Pantel

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Ernst-Georg Pantel as Albertine, 1951

Ernst-Georg Pantel (born June 23, 1922 in Stettin ; † May 5, 2003 in Ottobrunn ) was a German economist . For more than 26 years he worked as a manager in the aviation industry.

Life

Immediately after graduating from the Marienstiftsgymnasium in Szczecin , Pantel was drafted into the Wehrmacht . He took part in the entire Second World War and fought in the western campaign and in the German-Soviet war . In 1945 he was taken prisoner by the Soviets , from which he was released in 1948.

He studied economics at the University of Hamburg . In 1950 he was one of the first members of the Corps Albertina Hamburg. As chairman of the general student committee , he had to resign on November 17, 1950 at the behest of the rector ; because Arthur Jores was bothered by Pantels Schmiss . There was a scandal. The AStA reciprocated by choosing Pantel's half-sister Ingeborg Retzlaff as his successor. At Albertina, Pantel proved himself twice as a senior . With his school friend and corps brother Fritz Milenz († 2012) he operated Albertina's connection to the green circle . In 1951 and 1952 he was chairman of the Kösener Congress .

After graduating in 1952, Pantel went to a Hamburg commercial bank, then to Deutsche Shell AG . In 1958 he joined Bölkow GmbH , later Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm . He was responsible for the commercial plant management in Ottobrunn, then for the aircraft division (Tornado). He was Chairman of the Board of Directors at Panavia Tornado . Since 1965 he was a member of the German Society for Space Technology and Space Travel (Munich). In 1984 he became its 3rd chairman and treasurer. He served in the Air Force in several military exercises . Most recently he was lieutenant colonel in the reserve , which made international negotiations, especially with France and Great Britain, much easier. Member of the management board of MBB since 1973, and in 1975 he was entrusted with the transport and commercial aircraft division (later Airbus ). In 1984 he retired.

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Individual evidence

  1. Kösener Corpslisten 1960, 58/24.
  2. ^ Fritz Milenz: To the beginnings of the Corps Albertina in Hamburg . Unpublished manuscript from June 1993