Horst Schiesser
Horst Schiesser (* 1930 ) is a German bakery entrepreneur from Berlin .
Until their bankruptcy / insolvency, he owned, among other things, the baked goods company Geschi-Brot Schiesser & Sohn GmbH (bankruptcy proceedings at Ahrensburg District Court 10 N 130/97 canceled after the closing date February 18, 2011) with a large number of subsidiaries and sister companies, for example Cityback GmbH , Schiesser & Sohn GmbH and Eurafood GmbH .
Schiesser became known nationwide when he acquired the highly indebted housing company Neue Heimat , the owner of over 200,000 apartments, for 1 DM in 1986 . After only two months he had to transfer the company back to BGAG , a DGB company. The banks did not want to support his restructuring plans - Neue Heimat was in debt with 17 billion DM.
literature
- Monopoly with real money . In: Der Spiegel . No. 32 , 1997 ( online ).
Web links
- Andreas Austilat : Homeless . In: Tagesspiegel . September 18, 2006.
Individual evidence
- ^ Criminal charges against the manager of City Back - Berliner Zeitung , Aug. 19, 1997
- ^ Christoph Moss: Economic history with 1 DM ( Memento from December 30, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) - Handelsblatt from September 22, 2006
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Schiesser, Horst |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German bakery entrepreneur involved in the Neue Heimat scandal |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1930 |