This book, authored by Walter Bucerius, explores the economic and social developments in the city of Remscheid. Published in 1909, it examines the city's industrial progress and municipal activities, focusing on public enterprises such as gas and waterworks, and other urban facilities like slaughterhouses and public baths. The text provides insights into the challenges faced by Remscheid, including resource scarcity and infrastructural demands due to its geographical position. It also delves into the economic structure, highlighting small to medium enterprises and their global trade relations. The book is |