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Arno Seeger, born in 1914, studied economics and business consultancy, and was quite well known in business circles. He was considered a "string puller", and belonged to the exclusive circle of grey eminences of the German economy. Seeger sat on many supervisory boards, advised companies along the Rhine, and was also very well connected in political circles. He began his career at Deutsche Bank. He later served as head of finance at Krupp, but left the company in the wake of the Krupp crisis in 1967. A short time later, he joined the Quandt Group as an intermediary. Seeger was also referred to as a "businessman without a business".