Gajewski, Fritz

Sparte Ill s director, Dr. Fritz Gajewski, seemed more interested in big-game hunting in Africa than in the few colonies his country had lost there years ago. Dr. Gajewski was sentimental, too. He didn t give his children birthday presents one day and lock them up the next. Having been one of eleven children in a schoolmaster s family, he needed no "Met File" for companionship. 

Fritz Gajewski Heinrich Hoerlein August von Knieriem Christian Schneider... 

Fritz Gajewski, the explosives czar who directed Farben s acquisition of the far-flung Nobel factories, is still general manager of the former Nobel home factory, Dynamit A.G. Troisdorf. 

Fritz Gajewski Chief of Productive Division No. 3 (Sparte... 

Fritz Gajewski as head of I.G. Farben Sparte III and director of the Filmfabrik Wolfen... 

Between 1933 and 1938 the situaton of Jewish employees in a company depended to a large extent on the behavior of the company director. The director s room for maneuver was eliminated only in 1938, when pressures from the National Socialist state and party could no longer be resisted. Fritz Gajewski, who was head of Sparte III (Division III) of I.G. Farben, had been director of the Filmfabrik Wolfen since 1930. ... 

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