Briefe zwischen Elfriede Paul und Freunden und Bekannten: Bd. 2

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BArch NY 4229 Paul, Elfriede und Küchenmeister, Walter
Paul, Elfriede und Küchenmeister, Walter >> Nachlass Elfriede Paul und Walter Küchenmeister >> Nachlass Elfriede Paul >> Korrespondenz >> Briefe zwischen Elfriede Paul und Freunden und Bekannten
1918, 1934, 1937-1938, 1943, 1945-1963, 1967-1968, 1972-1981
Enthält:
Anneliese und Walter Meister, Hanna Melzer, Eva Menzel, Mara Moser, Gertrud Nehring, Ewald Schabbon, Karl und Klara Schabrod, Ilse Schaeffer, Marie Schmitz, Dora Schottmüller, Harro und Marie-Luise Schulze-Boysen, Martha Schönburg, Hans und Ilse Secker, Ilse Seilkopf, Karl Sell, Gertrud Stangeland, Hans Sussmann, Willa Thorade, Erna Überrhein, Margarete Voigt, Albert Voigts, Günther und Joy Weisenborn, Fritz Wichert, Hede und Rudolf Wiesener, Carl und Dorothea Zarrath
Enthält v.a.:
Tod des Malers Florenz Robert Schabbon 1934; Lebensumstände der deutschen Bevölkerung im Winter 1946/1947 und Hilfssendungen aus den USA; Angaben von Hans Secker über seine Kontakte und Haltung während der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus und Ausstellung eines Leumundzeugnisses durch Elfriede Paul; Entwicklung in den westlichen Besatzungszonen in Fragen der Entnazifizierung, der politischen Ausrichtung von SPD und CDU sowie der Frauenbewegung; Werdegang von Claus und Rainer Küchenmeister; Literarisches Schaffen von Günther Weisenborn; Erinnerungen an die illegale Arbeit der KPD in Berlin und das Wirken von Mitgliedern der Widerstandsgruppe Schulze-Boysen/Harnack (Rote Kapelle), v.a. an Martha Freudenberger, Willi Jochim, Charlotte und Max Schmidt, Harro Schulze-Boysen, Elisabeth und Kurt Schumacher sowie Albert Voigts
Paul, Elfriede und Küchenmeister, Walter, 1900-1981
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