Oskar Pischinger
Austrian businessman
Oskar Pischinger (28 August 1863, Vienna - 7 January 1919, Vienna) was an Austrian confectionery manufacturer. He was the son of the entrepreneur Leopold Pischinger, who founded the sweets factory Oskar Pischinger in Vienna in 1842.2
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Born Aug 28, 1863, died Jan 7, 1919.1
Companies
- Oskar PischingerFounder8
Career
Occupation: businessperson.3
Personal life
Legal issues and controversies
Pischinger had two sons, Oskar jr and Jacques, who inherited the factory. The company was dissolved at the end of 1925 and the brothers agreed that Jacques should serve the market in Austria and Oskar the market in Germany. Later there were disputes between the heirs over Oskar's breach of contract. The legal dispute was decided in court in 1951, stating that Oskar Pischinger jr would not be allowed to use the words "Oskar Pischinger" in the company name of his confectionery.
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- 1WikidataOskar Pischinger on Wikidata
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- 8WikidataOskar Pischinger, Founder