Prof Dr lng. Heinrich Hertel celebrated his 75th birthday on 13th November 1976. He was born in Düsseldorf, went to school in Magdeburg, passed his preliminary examination for civil engineering in 1923 at the Technical University in Munich and graduated in 1926. He was awarded his doctorate for engineering at the Technical University, Berlin, in 1931. Heinrich Hertel had already begun his scientific work at the German Institute of Research for Aviation in Berlin Adlershof five years earlier. In 1933 he left Aldershof and joined Prof Dr Ernst Heinkel as chief technical assistant. One year later he was appointed technical director of the Heinkel‐Werke. In 1938 he was made honorary professor. In 1939 he was nominated into the board of management of Junkers Flugzeug‐ und Motorenwerke AG, Dessau, as head of aircraft development.
Article navigation
Review Article|
December 01 1976
Appointments and movements Available to Purchase
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2059-9366
Print ISSN: 0002-2667
© MCB UP Limited
1976
Aircraft Engineering (1976) 48 (12): 13–19.
Citation
(1976), "Appointments and movements". Aircraft Engineering, Vol. 48 No. 12 pp. 13–19, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/eb035359
Download citation file:
113
Views
Suggested Reading
The German Aeronautical Industry: Some Details of the General Organization of the Enemy's Production and Particulars of the Administrative Personnel
Aircraft Engineering (January,1940)
The German Research Institute: The Development, Organisation and Work of the D.V.L. Described and Illustrated
Aircraft Engineering (June,1933)
Hertel — Meeting the Needs of the Aerospace Industry
Aircraft Engineering (October,1987)
The Design of Jigs for Metal Aeroplanes: A German Engineer's Notes on the Development of Jigging
Aircraft Engineering (January,1941)
On the definition and assessment of “Hilfsschulbedürftigkeit” – a critical analysis and reflection of the “Magdeburger Verfahren” (1942)
History of Education Review (March,2026)
Related Chapters
What do Geology and it have in Common? The Case of an International Collaboration through Experiential Learning
Engaging Dissonance: Developing Mindful Global Citizenship in Higher Education
The legacy in Germany today of Anselm Strauss’ vision and practice of sociology
Studies in Symbolic Interaction
The Future of Cities and the Concept of Smart Cities
Smart Cities: Introducing Digital Innovation to Cities
Recommended for you
These recommendations are informed by your reading behaviors and indicated interests.
