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Ernst Dübi
ASM-President
Ernst Dübi (1884-1947), ASM-President 1932-1944
The mechanical engineer and Managing Director of Von Roll had particular understanding for the social concerns of the workers. From 1932 to 1944 Ernst Dübi was ASM-President and worked out the Peace Agreement with Ilg and Heil |
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Konrad Ilg
SMUV-President
Konrad Ilg (1877-1954), SMUV-President 1917-1954
As a fitter, Ilg joined the SMUV at the early age of 21 and became Central Secretary in 1909. As SMUV President he was fully committed to the Peace Agreement. Ilg was also a member of the Grand Council of Bern and of the National Council. |
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Johann Heil
CMV-Central Secretary
Johann Heil, CMV-Central Sectretary 1917-1955
Johann Heil fought, above all, for proportional representation on the Employee Committeees. As a Christian-orientated trade union the CMV had to make its voice heard by both the politicians and the entrepreneurs. As Ilg’s opposite number, Johann Heil committed himself to the Peace Agreement. |
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Associations 1937
Associations 1937
At the end of 1937 the 158 member-companies of the ASM employed 57,000 workers, as many again for the first time since 1930.
At the deepest point in the crisis, the beginning of 1935, only 40,500 steel workers worked in ASM companies |
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