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Gregory Czapp

Gregory Czapp of Park Australia, was married to Elfriede Blieffert Czapp, and has a child Veronika Hildega Czapp. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Gregory Czapp.

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Greg Czapp emigrating to Australia

Airport Doors founder Gregory Czapp survived four years in a concentration camp during World War II before emigrating from Poland to Airport, West Australia. In 1958, he launched a door manufacturing operation and named it after his new home. It was a small and perhaps inauspicious beginning. “He started the business in his backyard,” director Frank Cassar explains. But, the company grew steadily. A small factory eventually made way for a larger one, and over time Airport Doors expanded to cover all of Australia, with branches in Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth. Today, the business supplies and supports builders, architects, and private home owners throughout the continent, and remains family owned.

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