This article discusses the cause and causes of the death of Albert Reichmann, who died at the age of 93.
Who was Albert Reichmann?
Albert Reichmann of Canada was one of the top managers of the Reichmann corporate empire, including four brothers. The Reichmann family, one of Canada’s top 100 richest families, is known for their real estate development business, which produced landmarks including Toronto’s First Canadian Place and London’s Canary Wharf.
According to Albert’s family, philanthropy and his Orthodox Jewish faith were important aspects of his life.
Albert’s Reichmann career:
Two of Albert’s younger siblings, Paul Reichmann and Ralph Reichmann, had already established businesses in Toronto when Albert moved there. Paul served as president of Olympia and York, their billion-dollar business, in 1989.
Albert Reichmann played a minor role despite serving as the company’s chairman, but he is best known for his charitable work. In the late 1980s, Albert became actively involved in the struggle for Jews in the Soviet Union, while Paul concentrated on the Canary Wharf project.
Using his wealth and influence, Albert Reichmann tried to help them move to Israel. It is said that in 1993 Albert Reichmann spoke to Congress on behalf of Israel and Libya. His endowment is in the New York City borough of Brooklyn.
What was Albert’s cause of death?
The cause of death for Albert Reichmann has not yet been announced. No such information was released online due to unknown reasons. Many people spoke of how much they loved him and how deeply they felt for his family.
Philip and David Reichmann, Bernice Koenig and Libby Gross are his children left by Albert to carry on his legacy.
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