Glückwünsche, Dankschreiben 1967-1980

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Akademie der Künste, Archiv
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Akademie der Künste (Ost) >> 03. Sektion / Wissenschaftliche Abteilung Bildende Kunst >> 03.2. Externe Beziehungen, Erklärungen, Preise und Orden >> 03.2.9. Glückwünsche, Dankschreiben, Kondolenzen
1967 - 1980
Enthält: - Dankschreiben [Geburtstag?] von Conrad Felixmüller, 1967 - Kondolenz von Klaus Wittkugel und Werner Klemke an Ilse Gropius zum Tod von Walter Gropius, Juli 1969 - Kondolenz von Werner Klemke an Alice Lex-Nerlinger zum Tod von Oscar Nerlinger, August 1969 - Glückwunsch von Werner Klemke an Sophie Lissitzky-Küppers zum 80. Geburtstag, Oktober 1971 - Kondolenz von Heinz Schnabel und Werner Klemke an Edith Lüdecke zum Tod von Heinz Lüdecke, Juli 1972 - Glückwünschkarte der Akademie zu Jahreswechsel 1972, gestaltet von Klaus Wittkugel - Glückwunsch von Konrad Wolf an Alice Lex-Nerliner zum 80. Geburtstag, Oktober 1973 - Glückwunsch von Heinz Schnabel an Alice Lex-Nerlinger zur Verleihung des Vaterländischen Verdienstordens, März 1974 - Kondolenz von Heinz Schnabel an Ellen Pommeranz-Liedtke zum Tod von Gerhard Pommeranz-Liedtke, Juli 1974 - Glückwunsch von Heinz Schnabel zum 65. Geburtstag von Erika Lingner, November 1979 - Kondolenz von Konrad Wolf an Ellen Hubbuch zum Tod von Karl Hubbuch, Januar 1980, u.a. Todesanzeige für Karl Hubbuch
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