Johann Czjzek von Smidaich

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Johann Baptist Czjzek since 1899 Edler von Smidaich (born March 20, 1841 in Vienna ; † February 6, 1925 there ) was an Austrian industrialist and porcelain manufacturer.

Life

Czjzek was a son of the geologist Johann Baptist Czjzek . After studying chemistry, he first became a chemist in the porcelain factory of his uncle August Haas in Horní Slavkov (German Schlaggenwald) in western Bohemia. In 1867, together with his cousin Georg Haas von Hasenfels , Czjzek took over the first porcelain factory in Bohemia founded by Johann Georg Paulus in Schlaggenwald, the later company Haas und Lippert , until 2011 the company Haas & Czjzek . Under her leadership, the porcelain production in Schlaggenwald became important throughout Europe. Johann Baptist Czjzek bought the Aich estates in the Karlsbad district in western Bohemia and Smidar in the Neu Bydzov district and, in 1899, after acquiring the large estate in Smidar, received the hereditary-Austrian nobility with the predicate Edler von Smidaich .

Together with the heirs of the industrialist and wagon manufacturer Ignaz Schustala the Elder , he co-founded the "Staudinger Waggonfabrik" in Moravia, from which the Tatra Works later developed. He bought the weaving and spinning mill Fritsch & Co with six factories in Northern Bohemia and Brno and invested in companies in Hungary . He was a founding member of the Vienna Bank Association . After the end of the First World War and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy , he suffered heavy losses in Bohemia, Moravia and Hungary.

Johann Baptist Czjzek von Smidaich was one of the pioneers of the market economy .

family

His great-nephew is the Austrian musician and music teacher Anton Czjzek (* 1936).

literature

Individual evidence

  1. MfD: porcelain factory Haas & Czjzek provides a production. Retrieved May 17, 2020 .