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Original scientific paper

HISTORY OF THE ZAGREB BREWERY UNTIL 1945

Mira Kolar-Dimitrijević ; Faculty of Philosophy, Zagreb, Croatia


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Abstract

The Zagreb Brewery (Pivovara) was founded by the Croatian Discount Bank, baron Turković, and knight Pongratz in 1892. Following initial success, itfell in a crisis until it became a privatp enterprise of the Jewish family Alexander, headed by Samuil David Alexander. He successfully managed the company until 1929, when he used assets from other companies he owned to create a powerful concern. Since this threatened the Belgrade brewers, dependent on the National Bank, the regime used the taxes and other means to thwart Croatian beer-makers. During the World War II, the Zagreb Brewery was taken over by the Privileged Croatian Industrial and Commercial (POHIT ) shareholders company, and the Alexanders joined the sorry fate of other persecuted Jews.

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Hrčak ID:

209633

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/209633

Publication date:

1.12.1992.

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