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From left to right: Alex Dabcovich, Aldo Campaner, Mario Campaner and George Besi. Alex was the son of Christoph who was the son of Luca Dabcovich who in turn was the son of Niko Vidov Dabkovic who left Budva, Montenegro for Istanbul and in 1855 founded the family named shipping agency in the then capital of the Ottoman Empire. The company was sold in 1993 to Inchcape Shipping Services which has retained the name.
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From left to right: Pascal Serres, Nino Gianetti (died later in the year) and Alex Dabcovich on the occassion of the AGM of the shipping Chamber, 24-3-1984.
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From left to right: Capt. Cahit Çobanoğlu - on behalf of Şark Ekspress Shipping Agency, Alex Dabcovich, Asaf Güneri - President of Zihni Shipping Group, Veysel Atasoy - Minister of Transportation, Erol Yücel - President of Martı Shipping Holding, unknown, Behiç Eken on behalf of Cerrahgil Shipping Group, all attending an award ceremony for businessmen bringing in the most foreign cash at the Istanbul Hilton on 4-7-1989.
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From left to right: Alex Dabcovich, Helga (Alex’s wife), Johann R. Feinecke and Helmut Sohhen, May 1989.
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Alex Dabcovich with Jeannor Preeson in front of his agency office in Izmir May 1980, in the Passaport area, the building still stands today in an altered state.
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From left: George Besi, Erol Makzume, Alex Dabcovich, Izmir November 1990.
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The father of Alex, Christoph Dabcovich sitting next to the wife of a Norwegian shipowner.
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Christoph Dabcovich on the left with unknown persons.
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Christoph Dabcovich with his daughter Karin on the Bosphorus.