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'''1942 Obituary <ref> [[1942 Institution of Civil Engineers: Obituaries]] </ref>
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CHARLES PROSPER EUGBNE SCHNEIDER was born at Le
CHARLES PROSPER EUGENE SCHNEIDER was born at Le
Creusot, France, on the 29th October 1868, and died in Paris on the
Creusot, France, on the 29th October 1868, and died in Paris on the
17th November 1942.  
17th November 1942.  


He was taken into partnership by his father, the
He was taken into partnership by his father, the
late M. Henri Schneider in 1887, and on the death of the latter in 1898
late M. [[Henri Schneider]] in 1887, and on the death of the latter in 1898
became the sole head of the great French armament works at Le Creusot.
became the sole head of the great French armament works at Le Creusot.


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Charles Eugene Schneider (1868-1942)


1942 Obituary [1]

CHARLES PROSPER EUGENE SCHNEIDER was born at Le Creusot, France, on the 29th October 1868, and died in Paris on the 17th November 1942.

He was taken into partnership by his father, the late M. Henri Schneider in 1887, and on the death of the latter in 1898 became the sole head of the great French armament works at Le Creusot.

He also controlled numerous other arsenals, shipbuilding yards, iron mines, and blast-furnaces in France and Spain....[more]


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