Paul Mankiewitz (born 7 November 1857 in Mühlhausen; died 22 June 1924 on his estate Selchow near Storkow) was a German bank manager and, from 1919 to 1923 chairman of Deutsche Bank.
Today's listed country house Selchow, which Mankiewitz had built by Alfred Breslauer in 1913
PaulMankiewitz (born 7 November 1857 in Mühlhausen; died 22 June 1924 on his estate Selchow near Storkow) was a German bank manager and, from 1919 to...
Country house Katharinenhof in Gransee 1913: Country house Selchow for PaulMankiewitz in Storkow (Mark) 1913–1914: Villa for the banker Fritz Andreae, after...
on December 1, 1918, receiving a cash donation of 5,000 marks from PaulMankiewitz, the director of Deutsche Bank. This was the nucleus of the 500-million-mark...
the bank's stock exchange trading business jointly with co-director PaulMankiewitz, who was probably the man who persuaded Wassermann to make this career...
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