Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe

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French industrialist Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe (1846-1919)

Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe was well known in the early aero world as a financier, offering prizes such as the Deutsch prize for a dirigible round trip and the Deutsch-Archdeacon prize for a successful airplane flight; and underwriting the Institut aérotechnique for aerodynamics research. He was a founding member of the Automobile Club de France and of the Aéro-Club de France.[1]

Deutsch was born into a merchant family and, with Rothschild financing, went with his brothers into the petroleum business. Their company, which had the title Les Fils de A. Deutsch, by 1902 handled 16% of France's crude oil imports.[2]

In 1907, he offered his personal airship, Ville de Paris, to the French government, following the loss of Le Patrie.[2][3]

Incidentally, La Villette (Seine), on French Wikipedia, associates him with that commune, for one thing, which has been, though its own commune, annexed into Paris since 1859. It is nevertheless treated in isolation within much data, as it has been presented to us. Said article identifies de le Meurthe as an "industriel et mécène".

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  • Emmanuel Chadeau, material drawn from the unpublished doctoral dissertation thereof, for Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe integrated into aero-historical summary context

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Names Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe; Salomon
Countries FR
Locations La Villette, Seine, Paris, Seine, Ecquevilly, Seine-et-Oise
Occupations industrialist, patron
Tech areas Construction, Industry, Dirigibles, Airplane, mécénat
Accreditations
Affiliations Automobile Club de France, Aéro-Club de France, Les Fils d’Alexandre Deutsch Compagnie, Institut aérotechnique, Compagnie générale de navigation aérienne, Société de Constructions Aéronautiques, Deutsch prize, Deutsch-Archdeacon prize
Family name Deutsch de la Meurthe
Birth date 25 September 1846
Death date 24 November 1919
Wikidata id Q1345595