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Occupation
  
Businessman

Religion
  
Judaism

Name
  
Mandel Szkolnikoff


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Born
  
January 28, 1895
Szarkowszczyzna, Russian Empire

Died
  
June 10, 1945, El Molar, Madrid, Spain

Mandel Szkolnikoff (1895-1945) better known as Michel Szkolnikoff, was a Russian businessman.

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Early life

Mandel Szkolnikoff was born on 28 January 1895 in Szarkowszczyzna in the Russian Empire (now Sharkowshchyna in Belarus). He was Jewish. He had a German passport.

Career

Szkolnikoff was a major economic collaborator in the occupied France during the Second World War. Less known than Joseph Joanovici, he made a considerable fortune by supplying the Kriegsmarine and then the SS, mainly in textile, and was described as "the man who pushed the practice of black market to an extreme.

He reinvented his returns to build a real estate empire.

Death

He was found dead on 10 June 1945 near Madrid in Spain.

References

Mandel Szkolnikoff Wikipedia