Korrespondenz Eugen Zimmermanns an Wilhelm II. von Preußen. (maschinenschriftliche Durchschrift). [Berlin] 20. Oktober 1926. [1 Blatt, unvollständig (Fragment)]

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BPH, Rep. 192 Nl Zimmermann, E. Zimmermann, Eugen (Dep.)
Zimmermann, Eugen (Dep.) >> 05 Korrespondenzen >> 05.02 Korrespondenz von Eugen Zimmermann an A-Z >> 05.02.04 Wilhelm II. (Deutscher Kaiser bis 1918) >> 05.02.04.01 1925-1926
20.10.1926
Enthält u.a.:
- Information zur Behauptung des "Daily Chronicle" in London, das neue Kaiserbuch "Aus meinem Leben" sei nicht von Wilhelm II. selbst verfasst worden
- Eine direkte publizistische Berichtigung konnte vom "Daily Chronicle" nicht erreicht werden, lediglich die Aufnahme eines kleinen Artikels ohne Bezug auf erstere Falschmeldung
- Zimmermann beauftragte Dr. Jagow mit der Niederschrift des beiliegenden Kurzartikels über die Entstehungsgeschichte des neuen Buches "Aus meinem Leben", der als Artikel Aufnahme in der "Daily Chronicle" finden soll
- Bitte an Wilhelm II. um Genehmigung zur Textveröffentlichung und schnellste Rücksendung des übersandten Kurzartikels
- Zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt sind etwa 8.000 Exemplare des Kaiserbuches [verkauft];
[Fortsetzung Blatt 2 fehlt]
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