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Bestände des Stadtarchivs Mainz >> Nachlässe >> Nachlässe nach Nummern, NL 251-300
1951-1983
Dr. Gerald P. R. Martin, geb. 30.08.1913 in Mainz, gest. 31.08.2002 in Mainz, Geologe. Er lebte lange Zeit in Homburg, Studium in Basel. Nach seiner Pensionierung zog er mit seiner Frau Melitta zurück nach Mainz. 1991 errichtete das Ehepaar die Gerald und Melitta Martin Stiftung des Naturhistorischen Museums Mainz und der Landessammlung für Naturkunde Rheinland-Pfalz. Herausgeber der Blätter der Carl-Zuckmayer-Gesellschaft. Auszeichnung mit dem Bundesverdienstkreuz.
Garnisons-Museum zu Mainz, Stand der Planung am 01.10.1962; Faltblatt "Förderkreis Mainzer Garnisonsmuseum e.V.", o. D.; Rundschreiben/Nachrichtenblatt der Offiziervereinigung Dragoner 5 (1960, 1965-1977); Korrespondenz mit Karl Adolf v. Bodecker; Mitgliederverzeichnis der Offizier-Vereinigung des früheren Dragoner-Regiments Freiherr v. Manteuffel (Rhein.) Nr. 5; Todesanzeigen Karl-Adolf von Bodecker und Hans-Erich Nolte, Generalleutnant a. D.
Kieser, Harro: Bad Homburger Biographie (8) in: Unser Homburg, 56. Jahrgang, 09/September 2013, S. [13] (Dienstbibliothek, K 4°/16359);
Martin, Gerald P. R.: Ein der Wissenschaft gewidmetes Leben. In: Jahrbuch Hochtaunuskreis (1999), S. 190-192
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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