Deutsche Bank chairman Alfred Herrhausen

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Alfred Herrhausen was a prominent German banker and reform-minded chairman of Deutsche Bank who became widely known after his 1989 assassination, attributed to the Red Army Faction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German banker
banker
human
associatedWith German reunification period
causeOfDeath assassination
countryOfBirth Germany
countryOfCitizenship Germany
countryOfDeath Germany
dateOfBirth 1930-01-30
dateOfDeath 1989-11-30
educatedAt University of Cologne NERFINISHED
employer Deutsche Bank NERFINISHED
era Cold War
familyName Herrhausen NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork banking
finance
gender male
givenName Alfred
hasHonor Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
hasMemorial Alfred Herrhausen Society for International Dialogue NERFINISHED
Alfred-Herrhausen-Gesellschaft NERFINISHED
influenced debate on Third World debt relief
discussion on restructuring Eastern European economies
languageSpoken German
mannerOfDeath killed by bomb
memberOf management board of Deutsche Bank
militaryService Wehrmacht (as youth in final phase of World War II) NERFINISHED
movement economic reform in banking
name Alfred Herrhausen NERFINISHED
nationality German
notableEvent assassination in 1989
notableFor being a high-profile assassination victim in Germany
reform-minded leadership at Deutsche Bank
notableWork reform of Deutsche Bank strategy
occupation banker
business executive
perpetrator Red Army Faction NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Essen NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Bad Homburg vor der Höhe NERFINISHED
positionHeld chairman of Deutsche Bank
religion Roman Catholic
residence Bad Homburg vor der Höhe NERFINISHED
spouse Traudl Herrhausen NERFINISHED

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Red Army Faction carriedOutAttackOn Deutsche Bank chairman Alfred Herrhausen