Our forward-looking approach has brought success for a hundred years
To successfully run a company over such a sustained period requires exceptional talent for innovation and progressive thinking. Whatever the challenges of a given time, we have embraced them as opportunities to shape standards and to move the organisation forward.
Our history at a glance
Klasmann-Deilmann’s corporate history goes back to 1913 when Georg Klasmann founded Heseper Torfwerk GmbH, a company which was renamed Klasmann Werke GmbH in 1971. The firm that later became C. Deilmann AG began producing peat in 1920. In its early decades, Klasmann’s main focus was on manufacturing fuel peat and bedding for horse stables; it also built its own peat-fuelled power station.
In the late 1950s, Klasmann and Deilmann began focusing increasingly on the production of growing media for commercial horticulture and, in 1974, started developing black-peat-based substrates.
The merger of Klasmann and Deilmann in 1990 created Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH, which invested in resources in Germany, Ireland, Lithuania and Latvia, and in modern substrate factories. At the same time, subsidiaries were formed in Europe, Asia and North America, in order to secure a local presence. Alongside this, a network of sales partners arose that now spans the entire globe.
Our company’s story
Takeover of SIA AJ Energy, SIA PA Energy and SIA BNP
Klasmann-Deilmann takes over the Latvia-based companies SIA AJ Energy, SIA PA Energy and SIA BNP, which form a group of companies specialising in trade in biomass. This reinforces the activities in Renewable Energy and Resources still further. The strategic orientation of Klasmann-Deilmann up to the year 2025 anticipates significant growth in activities in the Renewable Energy and Resources sector.
New factory complex in Silute
In addition to the substrate facility that has been in operation since 2010, a further state-of-the-art factory complex is taken into operation in Silute, Lithuania, specialising in big bales. The annual production capacity of UAB Klasmann-Deilmann Silute therefore rises to altogether 1.5 million m³ of growing media.
Measuring emissions from peat production
Klasmann-Deilmann commissions a scientific study to measure and calculate the emissions from the white-peat and black-peat extraction areas. The measurement campaign in Lithuania and Germany runs for two years. Thanks to the results, the impact of peat production on the climate need no longer be based solely on assumptions but on the possibility to state them in actual concrete terms.
Internal reorganisation of Klasmann-Deilmann
In 2015, Klasmann-Deilmann undertakes a comprehensive process of international reorganisation of its fields of activity, business divisions and subsidiaries. Starting from 1 January 2016, the entire group is consistently broken down into production and sales companies and one service company. As the lead company, Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH undertakes primarily strategic and overarching tasks.
Strategy 2025
Klasmann-Deilmann adopts the “Strategy 2025”, which defines fields of action and targets for the coming years. These relate, in particular, to a continuation of the growth course in the fields of Growing Media and Renewable Energy, but also measures relating to innovation management, the intensifying demands in logistics and production, and the subject of employer branding. As a world market leader, Klasmann-Deilmann is guided in these areas by criteria of sustainability, partnership and customer orientation, and by quality and reliability.
CSR Report for Financial Year 2013
2014 sees publication of the sustainability report for the financial year 2013; for the first time, this meets the GRI-G4 guidelines and contains a carbon footprint that is verified in accordance with ISO 14064.
Foundation of sales company Klasmann-Deilmann China
The sales company Klasmann-Deilmann China is founded in Shanghai, giving Klasmann-Deilmann an even stronger presence on one of the key markets of the future.
100th anniversary of Klasmann-Deilmann
In June 2013, Klasmann-Deilmann can look back on 100 years in business and invite guests from the fields of politics and business, shareholders, customers and partners from all over the world to a ceremony to celebrate this centennial. The centennial is also an opportunity for the company to say thank you to its customers, suppliers and to all employees, friends and partners who have played their part in the making of this success story in the past.
Woodchip heating facility goes into operation
April 2013 sees Klasmann-Deilmann’s first proprietary woodchip heating facility with an effective rated output of 440 kW go into operation at the Sedelsberg site. The switchover from natural gas to wood is cost-effective, saves CO2 and thus improves the sustainability of today’s Klasmann-Deilmann Produktionsgesellschaft Nord GmbH. Two additional woodchip heating facilities have since been installed in Latvia and Lithuania, which supply two sites with heat.
First CSR Report
In 2012, Klasmann-Deilmann is the world’s first substrate producer to publish a sustainability report. While the report focuses on the company’s business activities in 2011, it also covers the entire breadth of corporate activities, which have met sustainability criteria in a large number of areas for many years already.
Klasmann-Deilmann Polska
Since 2012, Klasmann-Deilmann has also been the sole shareholder of the sales company Kronen-Klasmann, which was founded in 2000 and now operates under the name Klasmann-Deilmann Polska.
New companies
In 2011, the sales company Klasmann-Deilmann Americas Inc. based in Tamarac (USA) takes over the sales regions of South and Central America and also began to develop the market in California and Florida, important horticultural regions in the United States. The companies Klasmann-Deilmann Italia and Klasmann-Deilmann Austria are also founded in 2011 with the aim of increasing the sale of growing media in key European markets.
Activities in Latvia
In 2011, Klasmann-Deilmann steps up its activities in the Baltic region and acquires the Latvian company Blue Mountain Peat SIA, which produces milled and sod-cut white peat on an area of around 1,325 hectares in the Valmiera district. Since then, the extraction facilities in the towns of Zilaiskalns, Raki, Tevgarsas, Koceni and Ozolmuiza have traded under the name Klasmann-Deilmann Latvia SIA. These new peat production areas not only broaden the raw materials basis in the Baltics, but also ensure that central production in Silute in Lithuania will continue for decades to come.
Change at the helm
In 2011, Dr. Hans-Georg Belka retires and is succeeded by Moritz Böcking. He and Dr. Norbert Siebels have since been at the helm of the company.
New substrate factory in Lithuania
In 2010, Klasmann-Deilmann opens a new factory in Lithuania. The production facility of its subsidiary, Klasmann-Deilmann Silute, is designed to produce more than 1 million cubic metres of growing media per annum, a higher output than any other substrate factory in the Baltic region.
Introduction of 200-litre-bales
On launching its 200-litre-bale concept in 2009, Klasmann-Deilmann exploits an important opportunity for actively intervening in logistics processes. The new bale size is based on a concept for improving the capacity utilisation of containers, in particular. The new pallet size is ideally tailored to container dimensions, enabling the number of pallets loaded per container to be increased. This leads to more effective logistics, as each truck and container can now carry a higher volume of goods.
First wood fibre facility
Since the 1990s Klasmann-Deilmann has been using wood fibre as a base material for substrates. In 2010, the first wood fibre production plant, featuring state-of-the-art technology, is taken into operation, followed by further plants of this kind in Ireland the Netherlands.
Rollout of GreenFibre (wood fibre)
The positive experience with the use of wood fibres in growing media leads to the introduction of the company’s own GreenFibre label, which emphasises the excellence and quality of the company’s own wood fibres. GreenFibre is not only certified to PEFC resp. FSC, but is also in compliance with RHP quality guidelines.
Short-rotation plantations
Since 2010, Klasmann-Deilmann has conducted several large-scale projects to investigate the use of fast-growing forestry crops grown in short-rotation plantations. At the end of 2015, Klasmann-Deilmann already owns 3,000 hectares for the cultivation of short-rotation forestry plantations. It intends to further strengthen its raw-materials base so that, in the long term, it can advance to become one of the leading SRF producers in various markets. Furthermore, the coming years will see the establishment of production facilities for fuels derived from renewable tree species. The intention is to achieve a significant market position as a provider of integrated fuel and logistics services for power station operators.
Start of activities in the field of renewable energy and resources
In the search for additional and future-oriented business opportunities, the area of “Renewable Energy and Resources” is identified as a perfect fit with Klasmann-Deilmann’s sustainability profile. In 2009 it is therefore decided to set up a completely new business unit that ties in seamlessly with the company’s decades-old core competence in managing large areas and wide-ranging expertise in the processing and utilisation of biomass.
ISO 14001 certification
Since 2008 Klasmann-Deilmann has been certified to the internationally valid environmental standard ISO 14001. The core element of this certificate is an environmental policy that is geared to sustainability, based on ecologically acceptable and controllable environmental management processes. It comprises an environmental management system that is implemented at all corporate locations.
Foundation of UAB Bioenergija LT
UAB Bioenergija LT is founded in Lithuania. Klasmann-Deilmann initially owns 51% of the shares. Since 2012, Klasmann-Deilmann has been the sole shareholder and the subsidiary meanwhile trades under the name UAB Klasmann-Deilmann Bioenergy. The object of the company is the production and sale of fuel peat and wood chips for the generation of energy in biomass power stations.
Rollout of „Easy Growing” and „Select” product lines
Klasmann-Deilmann responds to the changing economic conditions in the commercial horticulture sector by introducing the product lines ‘Easy Growing’ and ‘Select’, thereby contributing a long-term solution to the new challenges. Based on the knowledge that the substrate used at any plant nursery must ensure the success of the respective crop, “Easy Growing” and “Select” combine the strengths of Klasmann-Deilmann growing media in two product lines which satisfy all the requirements of the modern horticultural business.
Inauguration of new factory building in Schiedam
In 2006, the two existing buildings of Trio Potgrond Centrum B. V. in Schiedam in the port of Rotterdam are joined by a third. The new factory has a floor area of 6,500 m² and two production lines, each with a capacity of 180 m³ growing media per hour. It also now permits the products to be loaded directly onto ships.
Takeover of Beveco NV and Klasmann-Westhoekveen NV in Belgium
In 2005, Klasmann-Deilmann acquires the Belgian companies Westhoekveen NV and Beveco NV; two of the best-known manufacturers of growing media in Belgium. After the Ingelmunster facility was shut down, present-day activities concentrate on the substrate factory in Bruges, which was thoroughly refurbished in 2011. The company has traded under the name Klasmann-Deilmann Belgium since 2012, and since 2015 the production site has been named Klasmann-Deilmann Brugge.
Takeover of UAB Ezerelio Durpes
Klasmann-Deilmann takes over UAB Ezerelio Durpes, which has a total extraction area of a good 3,000 hectares. The present UAB Klasmann-Deilmann Ezerelis, which provides around 300,000 m³ of milled peat per annum, is an important supplier of raw materials for Klasmann-Deilmann’s central substrate production facility in the Baltic region, which is in Silute, and for Bol Peat.
We make it grow
The “we make it grow“ slogan, created in 2002, is a perfect summation of what the brand core of Klasmann-Deilmann is about. While initially being tied to the “Klasmann“ product brand, it becomes part of the company logo in 2008.
Foundation of a sales company in Singapore
The marketing company Klasmann-Greenic, in which Klasmann-Deilmann initially owns a 51% stake, is founded in Singapore in 2001. In recognition of the increasing importance of the target regions of Asia, Oceania and the Middle East for the overall success of the Klasmann-Deilmann Group, in 2007 Klasmann-Deilmann takes over all the shares in the company, which is then renamed Klasmann-Deilmann Asia Pacific.
DIN EN ISO 9001 certification
In the financial year 1998, the Klasmann-Deilmann ‘Werk Süd’ and ‘Werk Nord’ locations are certified for the first time to the ISO 9001. In 1999, the company begins to develop an internal KPI system. Since 2000, all production locations of the Klasmann-Deilmann Group have been certified to ISO 9001.
Brand relaunch
A radical relaunch of the ‘Klasmann’ brand takes place in 2000, with the green ‘K logo’ being modernised and the individual elements given rounder contours to create a more floral appearance. This version of the ‘K logo’ is still in use, and today there is no longer any need to additionally use the „Klasmann” and “Deilmann” names.
Foundation of Baltische Torfgesellschaft mbH (BTG)
In 2000, Baltische Torfgesellschaft (BTG) – the Baltic Peat Company – is founded in Lithuania. Klasmann-Deilmann initially holds 51% of the shares. Via BTG, the company enjoys direct access to extensive quantities of high-quality white peat reserves held by Lithuanian peat companies UAB Silutes Durpes und UAB Laukesa WTL. In 2003, BTG also purchases UAB Gedrimai.
Inauguration of substrate factory at the port of Rotterdam
Trio Potgrond Centrum B. V., a wholly owned subsidiary of Klasmann-Deilmann, is inaugurated in May 1996 in the port of Rotterdam. The substrate factory is designed for a production output of 250,000 m³ raw materials and growing media per annum. In 1997, production already reaches a volume of 325,000 m³.
„Klasmann” product brand
In 1995, ‘Klasmann’ is chosen as the product brand for growing media. The customers had long become accustomed to talking about buying ‘Klasmann’ products.
Construction of new machines discontinued
1993 sees the in-house construction of machines discontinued: the mechanical equipment is outdated and would have had to be modernised with considerable investment – including the construction of a new building. An increasing number of orders involve one-off manufacture, which entails high development and design costs and is not commercially feasible in all cases.
Bol Group
Starting from 1993 Klasmann-Deilmann entrusts the Bol Group with its international trading activities in raw peat for substrate production and also with the provision of handling and storage services of base materials. The company, later renamed Bol Peat B. V. and becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Klasmann-Deilmann in 1998, is based in Schiedam in the port of Rotterdam, near to the present-day Klasmann-Deilmann Benelux, with whom it works in close cooperation.
First composting facility goes into operation
In addition to its composting plant in Schwegermoor, Klasmann-Deilmann has operated a green-waste composting facility in Gross Hesepe since 1991 and another one in Dörpen since 2006. These are the only such units in Germany which are subject to RHP quality assurance. Meeting this prerequisite means this compost can also be used in substrates.
Foundation of Deutsche Komposthandelsgesellschaft mbH (DKH)
Deutsche Komposthandelsgesellschaft mbH (DKH), formed in 1991, begins distributing quality-assured green-waste composts, bark mulch and composted bark, as well as special blends under the Terrahum brand. DKH primarily supplies the peat and growing-media industry, but also serves the horticulture and landscaping sector, tree nurseries and businesses growing special crops, as well as agriculture.
First supply contracts with peat companies in the Baltic region
First ties are forged by Klasmann-Deilmann in the Baltic region, where the raw peat materials required for substrates are available in outstanding quality for the long term. In the same year, the company enters into first supply agreements with local peat operations, which initially focus on sod-cut white peat and milled peat.
Start of business activities in Ireland
In 1991, Klasmann-Deilmann acquires the Irish peat company Midland Irish Peat Moss Ltd, which today operates under the name Klasmann-Deilmann Ireland Ltd. In 2005, a substrate factory goes into operation that produces white-peat-based substrates for sale both loose and in bales (including big bales), primarily with the British market in mind. In 2013, a wood fibre production facility is added at the site.
Merger to form Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH
In the late 1980s, negotiations begin concerning the possible amalgamation of the two major rival companies, i.e. Klasmann Werke GmbH and the peat operations of C. Deilmann AG, leading to their merger, on 1 January 1990, to form the present-day Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH. This marks the start of a process of integration lasting several years.
New management
In 1990, Dr. Norbert Siebels and Dr. Hans-Georg Belka are appointed Managing Directors of Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH, with the latter retiring in 2011.
New management
Gerhard Kampf leaves the company in 1988 and is succeeded by Helmut Menke, who stays on as Managing Director until 1994.
Klasmann purchases share in Torfwerk Schwegermoor GmbH peat works
Initially founded in 1910, the company known today as Schwegermoor GmbH was formed in 1968. Klasmann-Deilmann acquires a stake in it in 1984; in 1998, the company is integrated as a wholly owned subsidiary. As well as the production of milled peat and sod-cut white peat for use in potting soils, Schwegermoor has also been operating a composting facility since 1990.
Klasmann’s mechanical engineering division
Right up to the 1980s, mechanical engineering is a mainstay of Klasmann’s operations. The final major development is ‘excavator no. 15’, which is commissioned by C. Deilmann AG and built from 1981 onwards. The machine, which features a unique bucket-ladder excavator design, weighs 80 tonnes and is able to excavate and spread out 150 cubic metres of industrial peat per hour at a speed of 30 metres per hour. It digs to a width of three metres and a depth of up to 1.7 metres.
Internationalisation
In 1979, Klasmann Werke founds its first foreign sales company, Klasmann Benelux. This is followed in 1980 by Klasmann France. In the ensuing years, Klasmann begins setting up a network of sales partners in numerous countries inside and outside of Europe.
K‑Torf
Setting up independent distribution operations for black-peat substrates proves a complex process. Klasmann staff travel extensively throughout Europe in order to win customers over. In 1977 Klasmann begin marketing their own growing media under the brand name ‘K‑Torf’ (‘K Peat’), starting with Potgrond H and Potgrond P, which today count among the classics.
Membership of RHP, Netherlands
Via its Dutch subsidiary Trio B.V., Klasmann is admitted to ‘Regeling Handels Potgronden’ (RHP), a Dutch association which monitors the quality of raw materials and additives for use in growing media, as well as production premises, based on strict criteria.
Resignation from Peat Litter Association
Klasmann seeks to persuade the Peat Litter Association to change its strategy and use not only white peat but also black peat in the production of growing media. When they fail to find a majority for this, Klasmann Werke leave the Association, as do the peat operations of C. Deilmann AG a short time later.
Peat-fired power station in Rühle closes down
The peat-fired power station in Rühle is shut down; this means that the most important sales channel for fuel peat no longer exists. An agreement for the supply of industrial peat for the manufacture of activated carbon in the Netherlands proves a worthy follow-up solution.
New management
As part of the reorganization of the business group, Ernst Siebels and Gerhard Kampf are appointed managing directors of the Klasmann works. Gerhard Kampf leaves the group in 1988; in the wake of the merger in the year 1990, Ernst Siebels joins the Supervisory Board.
Merger
With effect from 1 January 1971, Heseper Torfwerke GmbH and its subsidiaries Annaveen GmbH and Torfwerk Klasmann Velen GmbH are merged to form Klasmann Werke GmbH, which begins to systematically gear itself to the use of white and black peat.
Deilmann purchases Neuhaus peat works
In 1971, Deilmann acquires the Rehden-based substrate and potting-soil manufacturer Torfwerk Neuhaus GmbH. In so doing, Deilmann further expands its raw-materials base, enlarges its production capacity and gains more direct access to the market. The Neuhaus substrate brand becomes established especially in Spain, France and Italy.
Management of Torfbetriebe C. Deilmann
Since the peat operations of the Deilmann Group do not constitute a legally separate company, no managing director is specifically appointed to run them; rather, this ‘area of operations’ is managed from corporate headquarters. Previously – until the merger in 1990 – this was the remit of shareholder Hans Carl Deilmann. The managing directors of Torfwerke Neuhaus are Rudolf Diekmann and Bruno Meissner.
Commercial horticulture
In 1959, with commercial horticulture in mind, Deilmann begins producing the world’s first ready-made substrate at its Sedelsberg site; the product is a blend of white peat, lime, fertiliser and trace elements which is consistently available with the same composition.
Florabella
On 5 April 1957, Heseper Torfwerk GmbH files the word mark ‘FLORABELLA’ with the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (DPMA) for registration in class 04 (horticultural peat, peat litter, peat as a fertiliser).
Heseper Torfwerke GmbH
Wolfgang Dill joins the senior management team of Heseper Torfwerke GmbH, alongside Georg Klasmann and Wilhelm Schelling. He also stays at the helm of the company until 1971.
Heseper Torfwerke GmbH
Wilhelm Schelling is appointed to the senior management of Heseper Torfwerke GmbH, where he joins Georg Klasmann. He stays on as Managing Director until 1971.
Fully mechanical white peat extraction
In the 1930s, the maintenance workshop at Heseper Torfwerke GmbH already developed a functional mechanical-engineering department which – both at home and abroad and before and after the Second World War – sold excavators, sod collectors and turning machines designed and built in-house. The breakthrough for Klasmann’s mechanical-engineering operations comes in the mid-1950s with the marketing of its patented white-peat digging machine, which is able to cut white-peat sods and stack them for drying in a fully automated process. It replaces labour-intensive hand peat cutting and soon becomes a big seller.
Georg Klasmann is awarded German Order of Merit
On 4 November 1953, Georg Klasmann is awarded the German Federal Cross of Merit on behalf of the country’s federal president. In his address, district president Dr Egon Friemann commends Georg Klasmann’s contribution to the peat industry and to the Emsland economic area.
Emsland Plan
The Emsland Plan is launched. Huge Ottomeyer ploughs break up impervious hardpan layers in the peatland soil; drainage channels and roads are built, rivers regulated, and new villages built in the Bourtanger Moor area. The peat industry steps up its extraction efforts in order to create new land for housing development.
Deilmann purchases Sedelsberg peat works
To place peat extraction and processing on an even broader footing, in 1951 Deilmann acquires the agricultural bogland estate situated in Sedelsberg and the peat litter factory – with 1,200 ha of peatland and extraction areas – from the Klöckner-Werke company.
The war years
During the war years, the German peat industry has to make do without most of its core male workforce. To replenish their ranks, forced labourers and prisoners of war are brought in instead. Without them, the winning operations would have had to close down. The same also applies to Heseper Torfwerke. On 30 November 1944, around 7,500 people are employed in the German peat industry, roughly 1,100 of whom are women. Around 1,700 workers are German nationals, 2,000 come from the occupied territories in the East, and another 2,300 are civilians mostly from the Netherlands, Belgium and France. In addition, 1,350 Russian and Italian prisoners of war and 150 convicts are put to work in the German peat industry.
Klasmann builds its own peat-fired power station in Rühle
Between 1924 and 1926 the ‘Rühler Moor’ peat-fired power station is built by Heseper Torfwerk GmbH. It uses black peat extracted within the region, and with two steam turbines generates around 6,600 kW of electricity, which is transmitted via an overhead power line to Nordhorn.
Narrow-gauge bog railway
Owing to a lack of surfaced roads in the Emsland region, the peat-extracting operations usually maintain their own light-railway network. In 1922, a private narrow-gauge railway is completed, running from the peat litter factory via Gross Hesepe, Klein Hesepe and Rühle on to Meppen.
Deilmann acquires rights to extract peat in Börgermoor near Papenburg, Emsland
Mining and underground-engineering company C. Deilmann Bergbau- und Tiefbau GmbH begins increasing their use of horses below ground. This makes white peat necessary as bedding. The use of “horse power” proves effective, and in 1920 Deilmann acquires peat extraction rights to Emsland’s Börgermoor peatlands.
Foundation of Peat Litter Association
On 21 May 1919, the company Torfstreuverband GmbH (Peat Litter Association) is founded. The initial signatories are Georg Klasmann Sr. and Georg Klasmann Jr., whose company holds a 33.4% stake overall. Georg Klasmann Sr. became a member of the six-strong Supervisory Board.
Georg Klasmann dies
In the spring of 1961, the industrial dispute is tragically interrupted by the death of Georg Klasmann on 5 March of that year. Out of respect for the highly regarded company founder, the picket lines are withdrawn on the day of the funeral, with the workforce attending the burial as one man.
Large-scale strike
In 1961 the German chemical workers’ union (‘IG Chemie’) calls for an effective increase of 34 pfennigs for all hourly pay rates – corresponding e.g. to a 20% increase for wage group I. On 13 February 1961 peat workers at the Gross Hesepe and Annaveen plants embark on an indefinite strike which lasts until 17 April 1961. The workforce receives a pay rise of between 25 and 31 pfennigs.
Foundation of Vehnemoor GmbH
1916 sees Georg Klasmann and Friedrich Count of Landsberg found Vehnemoor GmbH. The two shareholders and their managing director Franz Mecking start on the construction of a peat litter factory.
Georg Klasmann founds Heseper Torfwerk GmbH
On 2 June 1913, the company Heseper Torfwerk GmbH is formed. Georg Klasmann (1885 – 1961) is given a lifetime appointment as managing director. Draining operations in the area extend from October 1913 to mid-1915; from December 1913, the factory buildings are erected.
Carl Deilmann founds „C. Deilmann, Bergbau-Unternehmung” mining company
At the age of 22, Carl Deilmann (1866 – 1936) founds the mining company ‘C. Deilmann Bergbauunternehmung Dortmund’ and is soon considered one of Germany’s most successful deep-drilling engineers.
Available here: our comprehensive Corporate History 1913 – 2013
Georg Klasmann and the firms he led had a significant impact on both central Emsland and the peat industry in north-western Germany. To coincide with the company’s centennial year (2013), Dr Michael Haverkamp, Director of the Emsland Moor Museum, published a full and academically robust Corporate History chartering developments ‘From the Hesepe Peat Plant to Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH’. Dovetailed with political, economic and cultural contemporary history, what emerges here is not only a vivid picture of a large family business, but also – and equally – the unique portrait of a region shaped by peatlands and peat extraction.
‘Von den Heseper Torfwerken zur Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH 1913 – 2013’
(From the Hesepe Peat Plant to Klasmann-Deilmann GmbH 1913 – 2013)
A German-language publication
Published by Michael Haverkamp
In collaboration with Dieter Ostendorf
Rasch-Verlag, Bramsche, 2013
ISBN 978–3‑89946–201‑2
450 pages
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