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Dehomag

Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen Gesellschaft, the German punched-card company in which IBM held a majority.

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In the account of the 2001 review in American Heritage; the date is given only as after the First World War.

Controversy over IBM and the Holocaust, 2001 IBM’s German unit, the book’s main subject Scholarship & press 1

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Hitler and IBM (review of Edwin Black, IBM and the Holocaust), by Frederick E. Allen, American Heritage, Jul 2001. Scholarship & press
After World War I, Dehomag was going bankrupt, so Watson, now in charge of what was becoming IBM, bought it out, leaving Heidinger with just 10 percent ownership.
Hollerith licensed his patents in Germany to an adding-machine salesman named Willy Heidinger, who founded Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen Gesellschaft, or Dehomag for short

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