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| | Krupp Summary |
 | | In 1951, however, the U.S. high commissioner, J. McCloy, released Alfried, and an Allied decree in 1953 permitted his return to the helm of the company, an arrangement that was later changed by the establishment of a holding company, which left ownership, but not control, in the hands of Alfried. |
 | | Alfried's death in 1967 and financial crisis finally led to the dissolution of the family enterprise by Alfried's eldest son and heir, Arndt. |
 | | Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, born August 7 1870, died in Austria on January 16 1950, was indicted at the Nuremberg Trials but never tried, due to his advanced dementia. |
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