Leopold Albu
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Leopold Albu (1860–1937) was a gold magnate. He was born in Berlin, Prussia. He arrived in South Africa in 1875 and settled in Kimberley, Northern Cape with his brother George. In 1891, he moved to Johannesburg. Later, he served as a resident-partner in London, co-founding the General Mining and Finance Corporation.
Sources
- Ensiklopedie van Suidelike Afrika, Eric Rosenthal, 1967
- {{Cite book|url=https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34396102|title=Through fortress and rock : the story of Gencor, 1895-1995|last=Jones, J. D. F.|date=1995|publisher=J. Ball Publishers|isbn=1868420299|location=Johannesburg|oclc=34396102}}
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Category:South African mining businesspeople
Category:Emigrants from the German Empire
Category:Immigrants to the Cape Colony
Category:Immigrants to the United Kingdom
Category:Businesspeople from Berlin
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