Max Warburg

Max Warburg
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Max Warburg
Max Warburg en 1905, photographie de Rudolf Dührkoop
Max Warburg en 1905, photographie de Rudolf Dührkoop

Naissance 5 juin 1867
Décès 26 décembre 1946
Nationalité Flag of Germany.svg Allemand
Profession Banquier

Max M. Warburg (5 juin 186726 décembre 1946) était un banquier allemand et directeur entre 1910 et 1938 de M.M.Warburg & CO à Hambourg. Il était le frère de Paul Warburg.

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Il vendit sa banque et émigra aux États-Unis en 1938, à cause des persécutions nazies contre les juifs.


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