When the company encoutered its first difficulties in 1929, André Citroën, who was already mass-producing automobiles, proposed to acquire the company.
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After the death of Andre Citroën in 1935, he continued his work at Citroën, now led by the innovative entrepreneur Pierre-Jules Boulanger, who came to the company from Michelin.
The following became named after André Citröen: the André Citröen Park, the Collège André Citroën ("André Citroën secondary school"), and the Quai André-Citroën, formerly the Quai de Javel.