Constructions mécaniques Oerlikon (French Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Constructions mécaniques Oerlikon" in French language version.
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- (en) « Armament: Enter Oerlikon », Time, New York, Time, (ISSN 0040-781X et 2169-1665, OCLC 1311479, 1767509 et 4578775, BNF 12114009, lire en ligne) :
.« Bührle, who went to Oerlikon from Germany to run the company for its German owners in 1924, had proved that he knew as much about business as about guns. When he took over, Oerlikon was a machine-tool company with few tools, no liquid assets, a work force of 80, and no orders. Bührle looked around for a new product, bought the patents on a 20-mm. cannon. Within five years, orders for it were pouring in from China, Finland, Japan and South America. By 1936, Bührle bought up all the stock in the company. »
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- (de) C. Bodmer, « Vollbahnbetrieb mit einphasigem Wechselstrom von 50 Perioden: Vortrag », Schweizerische Bauzeitung, vol. 69, no 6, (DOI 10.5169/seals-58803)
estrepublicain.fr
- [2] Altsom fête les 100 ans de son activité traction
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- (en) « Armament: Enter Oerlikon », Time, New York, Time, (ISSN 0040-781X et 2169-1665, OCLC 1311479, 1767509 et 4578775, BNF 12114009, lire en ligne) :
.« Bührle, who went to Oerlikon from Germany to run the company for its German owners in 1924, had proved that he knew as much about business as about guns. When he took over, Oerlikon was a machine-tool company with few tools, no liquid assets, a work force of 80, and no orders. Bührle looked around for a new product, bought the patents on a 20-mm. cannon. Within five years, orders for it were pouring in from China, Finland, Japan and South America. By 1936, Bührle bought up all the stock in the company. »
nationalmuseum.ch
blog.nationalmuseum.ch
- Gabriel Heim, « Lorsque la Suisse exportait des «crocodiles» », sur nationalmuseum.ch, .
ornans.fr
- [1] Oerlikon, une société suisse d’excellence délocalisée à Ornans
perron9.ch
sps.swiss
- Hausverschiebung auf Knopfdruck. Pressemitteilung, Swiss Prime Site vom 22. Mai 2012 (PDF).
srf.ch
- Ein Haus auf Reisen. Mediathek des SRF, abgerufen am 5. Oktober 2020.
stadt-zuerich.ch
- Verschiebung MFO-Gebäude in Neu-Oerlikon. Medienmitteilung des Stadtrats der Stadt Zürich vom 15. September 2010.
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- (en) « Armament: Enter Oerlikon », Time, New York, Time, (ISSN 0040-781X et 2169-1665, OCLC 1311479, 1767509 et 4578775, BNF 12114009, lire en ligne) :
.« Bührle, who went to Oerlikon from Germany to run the company for its German owners in 1924, had proved that he knew as much about business as about guns. When he took over, Oerlikon was a machine-tool company with few tools, no liquid assets, a work force of 80, and no orders. Bührle looked around for a new product, bought the patents on a 20-mm. cannon. Within five years, orders for it were pouring in from China, Finland, Japan and South America. By 1936, Bührle bought up all the stock in the company. »
trainconsultant.com
- Clive Lamming, « L'histoire des chemins de fer avec un docteur en histoire », sur Railway history with a PHD historian.
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- (en) « Armament: Enter Oerlikon », Time, New York, Time, (ISSN 0040-781X et 2169-1665, OCLC 1311479, 1767509 et 4578775, BNF 12114009, lire en ligne) :
.« Bührle, who went to Oerlikon from Germany to run the company for its German owners in 1924, had proved that he knew as much about business as about guns. When he took over, Oerlikon was a machine-tool company with few tools, no liquid assets, a work force of 80, and no orders. Bührle looked around for a new product, bought the patents on a 20-mm. cannon. Within five years, orders for it were pouring in from China, Finland, Japan and South America. By 1936, Bührle bought up all the stock in the company. »
- Pressearchiv 20. Jahrhundert (organisation), [lire en ligne], consulté le .
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- (en) « Armament: Enter Oerlikon », Time, New York, Time, (ISSN 0040-781X et 2169-1665, OCLC 1311479, 1767509 et 4578775, BNF 12114009, lire en ligne) :
.« Bührle, who went to Oerlikon from Germany to run the company for its German owners in 1924, had proved that he knew as much about business as about guns. When he took over, Oerlikon was a machine-tool company with few tools, no liquid assets, a work force of 80, and no orders. Bührle looked around for a new product, bought the patents on a 20-mm. cannon. Within five years, orders for it were pouring in from China, Finland, Japan and South America. By 1936, Bührle bought up all the stock in the company. »
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- Pressearchiv 20. Jahrhundert (organisation), [lire en ligne], consulté le .