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Max Ilgner
Max Ilgner (born 28 June 1899 in Biebesheim am Rhein - died 28 March 1966 in Schwetzingen) was a German industrialist. He was a member of the board of IG Farben and held the title ''Wehrwirtschaftsführer'' or war economy leader under the Nazi regime. After the war, he was convicted by the Allies of "spoilation and plunder", but released almost immediately, and continued his career as a political lobbyist and business executive, becoming chairman of a Swiss chemical company.
==Early life==
Ilgner came from an established military family, with his father and grandfather both officers, and followed in their footsteps by entering cadet school. He briefly served as a junior officer on the Western Front at the very end of the First World War.〔Jeffreys, p. 154〕 He then joined the Freikorps for a spell before being discharged from the new Reichswehr after its numbers were substantially reduced by the terms of the Treaty of Versailles.〔
The demobbed Ilgner took a doctorate in political science at the Goethe University Frankfurt, having also studied metallurgy and chemistry at the Technical College of Charlottenburg.〔(Wollheim Memorial Max Ilgner (1899–1966) )〕 He briefly worked in Stockholm following completion of his studies and whilst there he met Erna Hällström. The two were later married and had three children.〔
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