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The Age of the World Wars, 1918-1945

Spreckels,Walter P. photograph published shortly after he was accused in 1931 of participating in a scheme to violate Prohibition laws

Photograph of Walter P. Spreckels published shortly after he was accused in 1931 of participating in a scheme to violate…

Stadtlengsfeld Jewish cemetery, 2011

Stadtlengsfeld Jewish cemetery, 2011

Staff of Chemiewerk, Bad Homburg, Germany

Staff of Chemiewerk, Bad Homburg, Germany. Chemiewerk, owned by Jewish businessman Arthur Abelmann, was “Aryanized” in 1933.

Story of Brach

Created By: E.J. Brach and Sons Publisher: Chicago: E. J. Brach and Sons, 1923

Story of Films

Created By: Kennedy, Joseph P. Publisher: 1927. Reprint, New York, NY: Jerome S. Ozer Publisher, 1971

Swimming house at the Jeidels villa, Wannsee

Swimming house at the Jeidels villa, Wannsee.

Swope attending a meeting of the Social Security Advisory Council, 1937

Swope (second from left) attending a meeting of the Social Security Advisory Council, 1937.

Swope of G.E: The Story of Gerard Swope and General Electric in American Business

Created By: Loth, David G Publisher: New York: Simon & Schuster, 1958

Swope testifying at a U.S. Senate hearing on profit-sharing, 1938

Swope testifying at a U.S. Senate hearing on profit-sharing, 1938

Swope, Gerard

Gerard Swope was an American engineer and electronics businessman who worked his way up through the ranks to become president of General Electric Company, a position he held from 1922 to 1939 and from 1942 to 1944.

Swope, Gerard addressing manufacturers’ meeting, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, ca. 1939

Gerard Swope addressing manufacturers’ meeting, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, ca. 1939.

Swope, Gerard after his retirement, 1950s

Portrait of Gerard Swope after his retirement, 1950s

Swope, Gerard and David Ben-Gurion, 1957

Gerard Swope and David Ben-Gurion, 1957.

Swope, Gerard and Owen D. Young, n.d.

Gerard Swope and Owen D. Young, n.d.

Swope, Gerard at the time he became president of General Electric, 1922

Gerard Swope at the time he became president of General Electric, 1922

Swope, Gerard observing a worker at General Electric’s Schenectady Works, Schenectady, NY, ca. 1943

Gerard Swope observing a worker at General Electric’s Schenectady Works, Schenectady, NY, ca. 1943.

Swope, Herbert in Germany, 1916

Herbert Swope (far left) in Germany, 1916

Tägliche Omaha Tribüne front page announcing the end of World War I

Tägliche Omaha Tribüne front page announcing the end of World War I, November 1918

Tägliche Omaha Tribüne front page announcing the United States had entered World War I

Tägliche Omaha Tribüne front page announcing the United States had entered World War I, April 1917

Tägliche Volkszeitung Tribüne (Omaha) announcing declaration of war by Germany and Italy on the United States

Tägliche Volkszeitung Tribüne (Omaha) announcing declaration of war by Germany and Italy on the United States, December 1941

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