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Thyssen
[tis-uhn]
noun
Fritz 1873–1951, German industrialist.
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For example, he says, after the lab finally hammered out an excavation contract with Thyssen Mining, months passed before DOE approved it.
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“We got talking, and the Thyssen Museum was immensely receptive to this,” Thyssen-Bornemisza said.
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During World War II, the Nazis nationalized the Thyssen steelworks, and many family members fled Germany or tried to.
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But she promised: “We will do the right thing by Birgit Thyssen.”
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None of the works on the list are on display at the museum that is part of Madrid's "Golden Triangle of art" along with the Reina Sofia and Thyssen galleries.
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