City of Lübeck The Queen of the Hansa

Queen Luebeck's "Lufthansa" Lübeck location is an ideal outline for Baltic traders, as it provides commercial trade to Scandinavia in Nordic to Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe, Estonia, Ukraine, and Russia. The time zone called "Kiev Ross" flows to the west in the countries of Benelux (then Brittany and France) and then to London. (Norwood, 2003) (Palmer, 2005) Strategic management expansion with other trading positions, commercial members, competitors, and the expanding organization of the alliance, and of course the exploitation of the oligarchic guild system, I brought it.

The Hamburg Association was founded in Lübeck on the Baltic coast of northern Germany in 1356. The alliance seeks civil and commercial privileges from the Baltic countries and the prince and royalty of the city. In exchange, they offered some protection to the cities they participated in. In his own navy, Lufthansa can purge the Baltic Sea without pirates. Hansa's privileges include allowing only Hansa citizens to trade from their port. They try to agree to abandon all duties and taxes. Through these concessions, Lübeck merchants gathered in Stockholm where they soon occupied the economic life of the city, making Stockholm's port town the leading commercial and industrial city in Sweden. Under the Hanseatic alliance's trade, two thirds of Stockholm's imports are from fibers and the remaining one-third is from salt.

Today 's political and business environment is somewhat reminiscent of the medieval and Lufthansa partnership founded in Lubeck in 1157. Using similar ship types to prevent illegal copying, representing foreign economic / political interests, loading goods more easily, obtaining raw materials, and increasing transparency is essential for Europe ( It is a protective alliance among commercial unions including Russia. Accounting practices, and many other aspects of the ordered economy. The alliance began with a secret and informal approach. Northern German businessmen who do business overseas are building guilds to protect their business. As these guilds became very successful and powerful, they ultimately dominated their hometown. Later, these towns formed a regional association and became the Hanseatic League managed by the town council. There is no Constitution, bureaucracy, Ministry of Finance in the Union.

Urban merchants applied for the Lufthansa alliance when the total population of Hamburg reached 7000 in the 14th century. The Lufthansa Alliance is the most important economic organization in the Middle Ages. Having entered the alliance, Hamburg laid the foundation for becoming a great port town and commercial city. The Hanseatic League was then a collective organization of more than 30 cities and 100 small trade and craft towns, including Bruges in Belgium, Bergen in Norway and Novgorod in Russia.