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|description=Little known Norwegian single Bilderberger
 
|description=Little known Norwegian single Bilderberger
 
|geni=https://www.geni.com/people/Karl-Fredrik-Sofus-Lorck/6000000011337134045#
 
|geni=https://www.geni.com/people/Karl-Fredrik-Sofus-Lorck/6000000011337134045#
 
|nationality=Norway
 
|nationality=Norway
|parents=Fritz Herman Lorck, Elsa Franziska Betzler
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|alma_mater=Norwegian Institute of Technology
|birth_date=5 February 1910
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|parents=Eigil Lorck,
|birth_place=Oslo, Norway
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|birth_date=14 April 1915
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|birth_place=Trondheim, Norway
 
|death_date=31 October 1999  
 
|death_date=31 October 1999  
 
|death_place=Oslo, Norway
 
|death_place=Oslo, Norway
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|description=CEO of Elkem, a ferroalloys ,steel and aluminum maker
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'''Karl Fredrik Sofus Lorck'''
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'''Karl Lorck''' was a Norwegian businessman and (maybe) officer.
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==Officer?==
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A Norwegian officer named Lorck particpated as observer for the Navy at a closed parliamentary meeting in 1939 on the defense budget.<ref>https://www.stortinget.no/globalassets/pdf/stortingsarkivet/moter-for-lukkede-dorer/1925-1939/390503.pdf</ref>
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He presumably participated in the spring campaign of 1940 after the German blitz attack, before the Norwegian surrender in June. There is a mention of him from 1940, "On 5 October, [[Vidkun Quisling|Quisling]] established the Civil Administration for the Army and Navy, as a separate department under the new Ministry of the Interior. Major Finn H. Kjelstrup became head of administration. Helgerud became expeditionary officer and Colonel A. Løchen, Commander [kommandørkaptein] K. Lorck, Lieutenant Colonel M. Mjøllner office managers". On October 12, Helgerud was pressured by Major Andreas V. Thue, and Major Henrik Bjerkelund was promoted to chief of staff, as part of the Nazification of the administration."<ref>http://larsborgersrud.no/boker/militare_veivalg.pdf</ref>
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He must have left the Nazified administration at some time after that, and Karl Lorck (b.1915) re-interned by the German occupiers 24.8.43–8.5.45.<ref>https://arkivet.no/fangeregister/fanger-med-etternavn-som-begynner-p%C3%A5-l</ref>
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==Business==
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Lorck was director at the shipyard A/S Fiskaa Verk, Kristiandsand 1939-46; worked at the New York office of Elektrokemisk A/1946-50; Elektrokemisk A/S in [[Oslo]] since 1950,director there from 1956.
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Director of [[Elkem]] since 1960.<ref>http://runeberg.org/hvemerhvem/1973/0348.html</ref> Throughout the 1960s and beyond Elkem expanded, primarily in Norway within [[aluminium]], mining and finished products. In 1972 the company merged with the iron works Christiania Spigerverk and continued with an international expansion within ferroalloys and steel. In 1981-84 Elkem acquired [[Union Carbide]]s plants in Norway and North America.
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Chairman [[Norway-America Association]] 1985-89.
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Latest revision as of 07:17, 14 April 2021

Person.png Karl Lorck GeniRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(businessman)
Karl Lorck.png
Born14 April 1915
Trondheim, Norway
Died31 October 1999 (Age 84)
Oslo, Norway
NationalityNorway
Alma materNorwegian Institute of Technology
Parents• Eigil Lorck
CEO of Elkem, a ferroalloys ,steel and aluminum maker

Karl Lorck was a Norwegian businessman and (maybe) officer.

Officer?

A Norwegian officer named Lorck particpated as observer for the Navy at a closed parliamentary meeting in 1939 on the defense budget.[1]

He presumably participated in the spring campaign of 1940 after the German blitz attack, before the Norwegian surrender in June. There is a mention of him from 1940, "On 5 October, Quisling established the Civil Administration for the Army and Navy, as a separate department under the new Ministry of the Interior. Major Finn H. Kjelstrup became head of administration. Helgerud became expeditionary officer and Colonel A. Løchen, Commander [kommandørkaptein] K. Lorck, Lieutenant Colonel M. Mjøllner office managers". On October 12, Helgerud was pressured by Major Andreas V. Thue, and Major Henrik Bjerkelund was promoted to chief of staff, as part of the Nazification of the administration."[2]

He must have left the Nazified administration at some time after that, and Karl Lorck (b.1915) re-interned by the German occupiers 24.8.43–8.5.45.[3]

Business

Lorck was director at the shipyard A/S Fiskaa Verk, Kristiandsand 1939-46; worked at the New York office of Elektrokemisk A/1946-50; Elektrokemisk A/S in Oslo since 1950,director there from 1956.

Director of Elkem since 1960.[4] Throughout the 1960s and beyond Elkem expanded, primarily in Norway within aluminium, mining and finished products. In 1972 the company merged with the iron works Christiania Spigerverk and continued with an international expansion within ferroalloys and steel. In 1981-84 Elkem acquired Union Carbides plants in Norway and North America.

Chairman Norway-America Association 1985-89.


 

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