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Fritz Gajewski : ウィキペディア英語版 | Fritz Gajewski Friedrich Gajewski (born 13 October 1885 in Pillau – died 2 December 1965 in Cologne) was a German businessman with IG Farben and ''Wehrwirtschaftsführer'' (war industry leader) during the Second World War. ==Early years== One of twelve children, Gajewski only had limited schooling due to his family's lack of money but, following the completion of an apprenticeship as a pharmacist, he was able to enrol in the University of Leipzig in 1905 to study chemistry and pharmacy. He completed his doctorate in 1910 and served for a year in the military, as was mandatory at the time.〔(Friedrich (Fritz) Gajewski (1885–1965) )〕 He entered civilian employment in 1912 with BASF but returned to the German Imperial Army in 1914, serving in the First World War until 1917.〔 He was recalled to manage the BASF gas works at Ludwigshafen-Oppau and around this time he married Elisabeth Seckler, eventually fathering two daughters.〔
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