Gondrome

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Gondrom (Reinhold Gondrom GmbH & Co. KG) was a bookstore with branches throughout the Federal Republic of Germany .

The family business was founded in 1881. The headquarters were in Kaiserslautern . At the time of the takeover by Thalia.de in 2006, the company had 26 branches with more than 500 employees. This made him one of the ten largest bookstore entrepreneurs in German-speaking countries. Some of the bookstores will continue to operate under the Gondrom brand of Thalia.

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  1. ^ [1] Book Market, 2005
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  3. ^ Gondrom: Sale to Thalia Group , December 27, 2005, Book Market 1/2006