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Hans Walz (born 21 March 1883 in Stuttgart; died 23 April 1974) was a German merchant, and from 1926 to 1963 he was the managing director of Robert Bosch GmbH. After attending high school, Walz completed a two-year apprenticeship in banking and then worked in banking and wholesale.
Hans Walz liefert Ihnen Wasch- & Reinigungsmittel, Vlies- & Putztücher, Hygiene- & Körperpflegeartikel für Privat- sowie Geschäftskunden.
Hans Walz fue sucesor de Robert Bosch como presidente de la empresa (1953). Procedimientos antimonopolistas: el temor de perderlo todo Las aspiraciones de los nacionalsocialistas al poder global solo se habían podido lograr con la ayuda de poderosas empresas económicas.
Hans Walz ran the company as the successor of its founder till 1963. In the will he wrote four years before his death in 1942, Robert Bosch called for the “strong“ further development of the company.
Seated at the head of the table are Robert Bosch junior and Hans Walz (second and third from left) (1954). A plain, notarized contract attests to the establishment of the Robert Bosch Stiftung on June 26 (1964).
Hans Walz (* 21. März 1883 in Stuttgart; † 23. April 1974 ebenda) war ein deutscher Kaufmann und von 1926 bis 1963 Geschäftsführer der Robert Bosch GmbH. [1]
Robert Bosch had a close and trusting relationship with his successor at the company, Hans Walz, and the head of his private secretariat, Willy Schloßstein. It is likely that he frequently spoke to them about the political situation and the possibilities of resistance.
