Germany’s Days as an Industrial Superpower Are Coming to an End
2 min readAs political paralysis grips Berlin, the energy crisis was the final blow for a growing number of manufacturers
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(Bloomberg) — In a cavernous production hall in Düsseldorf last fall, the somber tones of a horn player accompanied the final act of a century-old factory.
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Amid the flickering of flares and torches, many of the 1,600 people losing their jobs stood stone-faced as the glowing metal of the plant’s last product — a steel pipe — was smoothed to a perfect cylinder on a rolling mill. The ceremony ended a 124-year run that began in the heyday of German industrialization and weathered two world wars, but couldn’t survive the aftermath of the energy crisis.
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2024-02-10 00:20:30
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