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Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, P 20/2 Nachlass von Dr. Dr. Edith Schröder, geb. von Hübschmann, Ärztin und Psychologin (* 1925, + 2014)
Nachlass von Dr. Dr. Edith Schröder, geb. von Hübschmann, Ärztin und Psychologin (* 1925, + 2014) >> 9. Fotos
1969-1970
Enthält u.a.: Fasching bei Familie Schröder, 17.02.1969; Konfirmation von Martina Schröder, 13.03.1969; Aufnahme des Hauses von Edith Schröder, Mai 1969; Edith Schröder mit ihrer Mutter Catharina und ihrer Schwester Dagmar von Hübschmann in Euerfeld, 30.05.1969; Besuch der Familie Hacker aus Klippan, 06.07.1969; Einweihung der Intensivstation des Bürgerhospitals Stuttgart mit Joachim Schröder, Juni 1969; Edith Schröder in Waco/Texas, 28.07.1969; Aufenthalt in Berlin mit Sohn Bruno, Lena und Evi Ardelt und Tante Berta, November 1969; Familienfotos an Weihnachten, Dezember 1969; Catharina, Bruno, Susanne und Erika von Hübschmann in Kitzingen, 25.03.1970; Hochzeit von Dr. Wolfgang Steinbach und Claudia Löffler, sowie Dr. Gunther Meyer und Beate Löffler, 09.05.1970; Catharina und Woldemar von Hübschmann, 02.06.1970
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Ardelt, Evi
Ardelt, Lena
Hock, Dagmar, geb. von Hübschmann
Hübschmann, Bruno von
Hübschmann, Catharina von, geb. Wulffius
Hübschmann, Erika von
Hübschmann, Susanne von
Hübschmann, Woldemar von
Löffler, Beate
Löffler, Claudia
Meyer, Gunter
Schröder, Bruno
Schröder, Joachim; Arzt, Abgeordneter, 1925-1989
Schröder, Martina
Schröder; Familie
Steinbach, Wolfgang
Stuttgart S; Bürgerhospital
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