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Jakob Fugger I

German merchant
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  • Jakob II Fugger
    Fugger family
    / The founding fathers

    …1408, his sons Andreas and Jakob I, both of whom had learned the goldsmith’s trade, jointly carried on the family business until they dissolved their partnership in 1454. Although Andreas, the more enterprising of the two, and his descendants quickly attained great wealth, they went bankrupt in 1499, as a…

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    …1408, his sons Andreas and Jakob I, both of whom had learned the goldsmith’s trade, jointly carried on the family business until they dissolved their partnership in 1454. Although Andreas, the more enterprising of the two, and his descendants quickly attained great wealth, they went bankrupt in 1499, as a…

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