Paul Mankiewitz

In 1898, Mankiewitz moved up to the management board of Deutsche Bank and, together with Oscar Wassermann, headed its stock exchange business in 1912.

He was a member of the supervisory board of Phönix AG für Bergbau und Hüttenbetrieb.

He set up financial aid that helped many students at German universities and technical institutes.

[5] Mankiewitz was a member of Deutsche Bank's management board for almost forty-five years.

His children fled Nazi Germany and survived, however, his wife's brother Richard was deported and killed in the Holocaust.

Today's listed country house Selchow, which Mankiewitz had built by Alfred Breslauer in 1913