Hadbrant von Heideck ("Heidek"), Kantor und Domchorherr zu Bamberg ("Babenberg"), Richter, urteilt mit den Richtern Wolfram von Rotenhan, Wolfram Truchsess ("dem Truchsezzen"), Heinrich von Waldenfels ("Waldenvels"), Hartunch von Egloffstein ("Egeolfstein"), Konrad von Wichsenstein ("Chunrat von Wihsenstein") und den Bürgern zu Bamberg, Gundeloch Mevern und Craft Hasfurter, in der Differenz zwischen Dietrich (Diterich"), Abt des Klosters Michelsberg ("Munchberg") zu Bamberg, und Fritz Geyer wegen eines Guts zu Ebing ("Eybingen") mit Verhör der Schultheißen Eberhard von Giech ("Gyech") und Heinrich Lisberger aus Bamberg, dass der Abt den Hof besetzen und entsetzen soll.

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Hadbrant von Heideck ("Heidek"), Kantor und Domchorherr zu Bamberg ("Babenberg"), Richter, urteilt mit den Richtern Wolfram von Rotenhan, Wolfram Truchsess ("dem Truchsezzen"), Heinrich von Waldenfels ("Waldenvels"), Hartunch von Egloffstein ("Egeolfstein"), Konrad von Wichsenstein ("Chunrat von Wihsenstein") und den Bürgern zu Bamberg, Gundeloch Mevern und Craft Hasfurter, in der Differenz zwischen Dietrich (Diterich"), Abt des Klosters Michelsberg ("Munchberg") zu Bamberg, und Fritz Geyer wegen eines Guts zu Ebing ("Eybingen") mit Verhör der Schultheißen Eberhard von Giech ("Gyech") und Heinrich Lisberger aus Bamberg, dass der Abt den Hof besetzen und entsetzen soll.
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden 344
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
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Urkunden
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Bamberg, Hadbrant von Heideck, Richter
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg, Abt Dietrich von Wiesenthau
Geyer, Fritz
Rotenhan, Wolfram von
Egloffstein, Hartung von
Wichsenstein, Konrad von
Truchsess, Wolfram
Waldenfels, Heinrich von
Mevern, Gundeloch
Hasfurter, Craft
Giech, Eberhard von
Lisberg, Heinrich von
Ebing (Lk Staffelstein)

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).

Reason for persecution

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Role in the proceeding

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