Johann Berenberg

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Johann Berenberg (* 12. März 1718 in Hamburg; † 2. März 1772 in Hamburg) war ein Hamburger Kaufmann, Bankier, Kunstsammler, Mäzen und Mitinhaber bzw. Hauptinhaber der Berenberg Bank. Die Bank (offiziell Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.) ist heute noch nach ihm benannt. rdf:langString
يوهان بيرنبرغ (من مواليد 12 مارس 1718 في هامبورغ، توفي 2 مارس 1772 في هامبورغ) كان مصرفي وتاجر من مدينة هامبورغ الألمانية. كان مالكًا مشتركًا لبنك بيرنبرغ منذ عام 1748، مع شقيقه السيناتور بول بيرنبرغ، وبعد وفاة الأخير في عام 1768 أصبح يوهان المالك الوحيد. لا يزال البنك يحمل اسمه (يوهان. بيرنبرغ-جوسلر وشركائه). كان يوهان جامع للتحف الفنية وحمل العديد من المناصب العامة في مدينة هامبورغ. rdf:langString
Johann Berenberg (born 12 March 1718 in Hamburg, died 2 March 1772 in Hamburg) was a Hamburg merchant banker. He was a co-owner of Berenberg Bank from 1748, with his brother, senator Paul Berenberg, and after the latter's death in 1768 the sole owner. The bank still bears his name (Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.). He was also noted as an art collector and held several public offices in the city-state of Hamburg. rdf:langString
Johann Berenberg (nascido em 12 de março de 1718 em Hamburgo, morreu em 2 de março de 1772 em Hamburgo) era um banqueiro mercantil de Hamburgo. Ele era co-proprietário do Berenberg Bank desde 1748, com seu irmão, senador Paul Berenberg, e após a morte do último em 1768, o único proprietário. O banco ainda leva seu nome (Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.). Ele também foi apontado como colecionador de arte e ocupou vários cargos públicos na cidade-estado de Hamburgo. rdf:langString
rdf:langString يوهان بيرنبرغ
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg (Kaufmann)
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg
xsd:date 1772-03-02
xsd:date 1718-03-18
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xsd:date 1718-03-18
rdf:langString February 2020
xsd:date 1772-03-02
rdf:langString Merchant banker; owner of Berenberg Bank
rdf:langString Who led the bank during those three years?
rdf:langString Anna Maria Lastrop
rdf:langString Head of Berenberg Bank
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rdf:langString يوهان بيرنبرغ (من مواليد 12 مارس 1718 في هامبورغ، توفي 2 مارس 1772 في هامبورغ) كان مصرفي وتاجر من مدينة هامبورغ الألمانية. كان مالكًا مشتركًا لبنك بيرنبرغ منذ عام 1748، مع شقيقه السيناتور بول بيرنبرغ، وبعد وفاة الأخير في عام 1768 أصبح يوهان المالك الوحيد. لا يزال البنك يحمل اسمه (يوهان. بيرنبرغ-جوسلر وشركائه). كان يوهان جامع للتحف الفنية وحمل العديد من المناصب العامة في مدينة هامبورغ. كان ابنً رودولف بيرنبرغ التاجر المصرفي في هامبورغ (1680-1746) وآنا إليزابيث أمنسك (1690-1748) وحفيدًا لكورنيليوس بيرنبرغ وتاجر لشبونة وهامبورغ بول أمسينك. كان أيضًا أبن حفيدً المنحدر من عائلة فلسر. كانت أسرتي والديه تنحدر من بلجيكا وهولندا اليوم، واحتفظت عائلته بهويتها الهولندية طوال حياته. تم إضافة قائمة واسعة من أسلافه في كتاب هامبورجيشس غيشلكهتربوش الذي هو دليل ألماني لانساب العائلات البرجوازية والأرستقراطية. تم تأسيس شركة بيرنبرغ من قبل جده الثاني هانز بيرنبرغ وشقيقه الأخير بول في عام 1590؛ كلاهما كانا متزوجان من بنات تاجر أنتويرب الشهير أندريس سنيلينك وفرانسوا دو رينيالم.
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg (* 12. März 1718 in Hamburg; † 2. März 1772 in Hamburg) war ein Hamburger Kaufmann, Bankier, Kunstsammler, Mäzen und Mitinhaber bzw. Hauptinhaber der Berenberg Bank. Die Bank (offiziell Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.) ist heute noch nach ihm benannt.
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg (born 12 March 1718 in Hamburg, died 2 March 1772 in Hamburg) was a Hamburg merchant banker. He was a co-owner of Berenberg Bank from 1748, with his brother, senator Paul Berenberg, and after the latter's death in 1768 the sole owner. The bank still bears his name (Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.). He was also noted as an art collector and held several public offices in the city-state of Hamburg. He was a son of the Hamburg merchant banker and senator Rudolf Berenberg (1680–1746) and Anna Elisabeth Amsinck (1690–1748), and a grandson of Cornelius Berenberg and of the Lisbon and Hamburg merchant Paul Amsinck. He was also a great-grandson of the scholar Rudolf Capell, and was descended from the Welser family. Both his parents' families were from today's Belgium and the Netherlands, and his family retained its Dutch identity throughout his lifetime. An extensive list of his ancestors is included in the Hamburgisches Geschlechterbuch. The Berenberg company had been founded by his 2nd great-grandfather Hans Berenberg and the latter's brother Paul in 1590; both were married to daughters of the prominent Antwerp merchant Andries Snellinck and Françoise de Rénialme. At the age of 17 he was sent to Venice, where he learnt his trade as an apprentice in a Venice firm between 1735 and 1741; his father had started his career as an apprentice in the same firm. In 1748 he became owner of the Berenberg company together with his brother Paul. He also held numerous honorary offices in Hamburg. He was married to Anna Maria Lastrop (1723–1761), who belonged to a wealthy merchant family from Hamburg and Bremen, and they had two children. His only son Rudolf Berenberg was possibly mentally ill and died in the Dutch colony of Suriname in 1768, aged 20; he had apparently been sent to manage his family's business interests there. In the same year, senator Paul Berenberg died without an heir, making Johann Berenberg's daughter Elisabeth the last surviving member of the Berenberg family. In 1768, she married an employee of the Berenberg company, Johann Hinrich Gossler, and in 1769, Johann Berenberg made his son-in-law a partner. Three years after Berenberg's death, Johann Hinrich Gossler succeeded him as the company's head and sole owner.
rdf:langString Johann Berenberg (nascido em 12 de março de 1718 em Hamburgo, morreu em 2 de março de 1772 em Hamburgo) era um banqueiro mercantil de Hamburgo. Ele era co-proprietário do Berenberg Bank desde 1748, com seu irmão, senador Paul Berenberg, e após a morte do último em 1768, o único proprietário. O banco ainda leva seu nome (Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co.). Ele também foi apontado como colecionador de arte e ocupou vários cargos públicos na cidade-estado de Hamburgo. Ele era filho do banqueiro e senador Rudolf Berenberg (1680-1746) e Anna Elisabeth Amsinck (1690-1748) e neto de Cornelius Berenberg e do comerciante Paul Amsinck em Lisboa e Hamburgo. Ele também era bisneto do estudioso e era descendente da família Welser. As famílias de seus pais eram da Bélgica e da Holanda de hoje, e sua família manteve sua identidade holandesa durante toda a sua vida. Uma extensa lista de seus antepassados está incluída no Hamburgisches Geschlechterbuch. A empresa Berenberg foi fundada por seu segundo bisavô Hans Berenberg e pelo irmão Paul, em 1590; ambos foram casados com filhas do proeminente comerciante de Antuérpia Andries Snellinck e Françoise de . Aos 17 anos, ele foi enviado para Veneza, onde aprendeu seu ofício como aprendiz em uma empresa de Veneza entre 1735 e 1741; seu pai havia começado sua carreira como aprendiz na mesma empresa. Em 1748, tornou-se proprietário da empresa Berenberg junto com seu irmão Paul. Ele também ocupou vários escritórios honorários em Hamburgo. Ele foi casado com Anna Maria Lastrop (1723-1761), que pertencia a uma rica família de comerciantes de Hamburgo e Bremen, e eles tiveram dois filhos. Seu único filho, Rudolf Berenberg, estava possivelmente doente mental e morreu na colônia holandesa do Suriname em 1768, com 20 anos; aparentemente ele fora enviado para administrar os interesses comerciais de sua família lá. No mesmo ano, o senador Paul Berenberg morreu sem herdeiros. Daí a filha de Johann Berenberg, Elisabeth Berenberg, permanecer como o único herdeiro e o último membro sobrevivente da família Berenberg. Em 1768, ela se casou com um funcionário da empresa Berenberg, Johann Hinrich Gossler, e em 1769, Johann Berenberg fez do genro um parceiro. Após a morte de Johann Berenberg, três anos depois, Johann Hinrich Gossler o sucedeu como chefe e único proprietário da empresa.
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