Item #51-3940 Letter from David Rockefeller to Vincent to Jacques Des Roches, (pseudonym of Jean-Gabriel Vacheron). David writer Rockefeller, recipient Jacques Des Roches, 1915–2017, Jean-Gabriel Vacheron.
Rockefeller, David (1915–2017,) writer and Jacques Des Roches, (pseudonym of Jean-Gabriel Vacheron, 1897-1936), recipient

Letter from David Rockefeller to Vincent to Jacques Des Roches, (pseudonym of Jean-Gabriel Vacheron)

New York: 1956. TLs referencing a visit to Paris and "the difficulties which continue to plague North Africa."


Chase Manhattan had long been known as the Rockefeller bank, although the family never owned more than 5 percent of its shares. But Mr. Rockefeller was more than a steward. As chairman and chief executive throughout the 1970s, he made it “David’s bank,” as many called it, expanding its operations internationally.

He was the last surviving grandson of John D. Rockefeller, the tycoon who founded the Standard Oil Company in the 19th century and built a fortune that made him America’s first billionaire and his family one of the richest and most powerful in the nation’s history.
As an heir to that legacy, David Rockefeller lived all his life in baronial splendor and privilege, whether in Manhattan (when he was a boy, he and his brothers would roller skate along Fifth Avenue trailed by a limousine in case they grew tired) or at his magnificent country estates......


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