Kurt H. Hendrikson

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Kurt Heinrich Hendrikson (born November 18, 1913 in Podblon, Baltic States ; † November 8, 1991 ) was a German economist .

Kurt Hendrikson was born as the son of the farmer Peter Hendrikson and his wife Alma Hendrikson. Mohr born. After studying economics and social sciences , he completed his habilitation in 1943 at the Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin . Later he was a private lecturer in Hamburg and from 1948 worked as an auditor . From 1960 he was entrusted with planning and project advice in developing countries, first by the federal government and later by the World Bank . He was partner and manager of Hendrikson Associated Consultants GmbH. In 1978 he retired from professional life to concentrate on private studies.

Hendrikson was a member of the Society for International Development , the German Institute for Internal Auditing and the Frankfurt Society for Trade, Industry and Science .

In 1938 he married Elisabeth Rammul, a doctor of medicine, with whom he had a son and a daughter.

He applied for admission to the NSDAP on October 31, 1940, and admission took place on January 1, 1941 (Member No. 8289368 - Apartment Berlin W 15 Joachimstalerstr. 35 - Ortgr. Berlin).

He had been a Freemason since February 8, 1950, and he was Grand Commander of the German Supreme Council from March 11, 1978 to March 3, 1984.

Fonts

  • The technique of credit checks. Gabler, Wiesbaden 1956
  • Efficient corporate management in industry. Business publisher Gabler, Wiesbaden 1966
  • with Martin Reinecker: Practical Development Policy. Publishing house of the Institute of Auditors, Düsseldorf 1971, ISBN 3-8021-0020-4
  • Our generation conflict. [Socrates Verlag], Mannheim 1982
  • Ethics and consumer culture, the meaning of being in the affluent society. [Schlichter Verlag], Stuttgart 1988, ISBN 3-89243-005-5
  • Masonic art of living. [Schlichter Verlag], Stuttgart 1991

literature

  • Walter Habel (founder): Who is who? The German who's who. 30th edition, Verlag Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 1991, ISBN 3-7950-2011-5 , p. 545; 31st edition, 1992, ISBN 3-7950-2012-3 , p. 1546 (in the Nekrolog)
  • Who's who in Literature. Who's Who - Book & Publishing, Wörthsee 1978/79, pp. 248-249
  • Who's who in Germany. 6th edition, Who's Who - Book & Publishing, Ottobrunn 1976, p. 519

Individual evidence

  1. Berlin Document Center - now the Federal Archives Branch Berlin-Zehlendorf.