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President Clinton once called Ansbacher "the unofficial ambassador of America's Music."
WBUR | News | Boston 2010
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It was 20 years before the 'Ansbacher' accounts were re-exposed.
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It was 20 years before the 'Ansbacher' accounts were re-exposed.
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Ansbacher 1948 interviewed German prisoners of war during World War II, providing extensive evidence that although many continued to esteem Adolf Hitler and maintain confidence in him, they personally disagreed with him on many significant issues and interpreted his directions to suit their own needs.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Leadership assessment centers began in 1923 in Germany (Ansbacher, 1951); they were initiated in Britain during World War II (Garforth, 1945) and by the Office of Strategic Services (1948) in the United States.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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David Tang, the U.K. fashion magnate, who was made Lord Tang this year, recalls how Ansbacher once assigned Simon to meet him at J.F.K. airport first thing in the morning.
History in the Making Ward, Vicky 2008
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Ansbacher 1948 interviewed German prisoners of war during World War II, providing extensive evidence that although many continued to esteem Adolf Hitler and maintain confidence in him, they personally disagreed with him on many significant issues and interpreted his directions to suit their own needs.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Leadership assessment centers began in 1923 in Germany (Ansbacher, 1951); they were initiated in Britain during World War II (Garforth, 1945) and by the Office of Strategic Services (1948) in the United States.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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The schemes, offered to wealthy clients through FirstRand's former private bank Ansbacher, involved investments in offshore trusts.
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Ansbacher botched the administration of the schemes, but that the underlying structure was legal.
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