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Gerhardt Katsch: Tagebuch 5. Okt. 1946 - 2. Juli 1947
Enthält: Handschriftliche Tagebuchaufzeichnungen (Schreibheft im Pappdeckel, A5)
Enthält auch: Einzeldokumente ohne Bezug zum Tagebuch (1943-1947), dabei: Kurze Notizen von Prof. Katsch zu militärischen Angelegenheiten (17. Juni 1943); Brief von Edith Hötzendorfer an Frau Katsch (29. Apr. 1946, Absendeort unbekannt); Schreiben des kommissarischen Dekans der Medizinischen Fakultät, Prof. Stephan, an Prof. Katsch betr. Anordnung der SMA Schwerin an die Professoren zum Verlesen von drei bestimmten Absätzen aus dem Befehl 208 des Alliierten Kontrollrates in ihren Vorlesungen (23. Nov. 1946); Mitteilung von Ilse Fach an Prof. Katsch betr. Entlassung mehrerer medizinischer Mitarbeiter (1. Juni 1947); Brieffragment von Frau Katsch an ihren Sohn Burchard in Mexiko (Schreibmaschinendurchschlag, 2 S., o. J.); Presseausschnitt aus der "Täglichen Rundschau": Mathilde Franziska Annecke. Eine Pionierin der Selbtbefreiung der Frau (2. Sept. 1946); Abschrift und Übersetzung aus "News Chronicle" (maschinenschriftlich, 3 S., A4, 21. Febr. 1946); Presseausschnitt vermutlich aus der "Täglichen Rundschau" betr. Zitat von Victor Hugo (o. J.); Kurznotiz betr. Alexander Abusch und B. Traven (o. J.); Einladung der Deutschen Zentralverwaltung für das Gesundheitswesen in der Sowjetischen Besatzungszone zur Gedächtnisfeier anläßlich des 125. Geburtstages von Rudolf Virchow (geb. 13. Okt. 1821) am 27. Okt. 1946 (Druck). - Manfred Herling: Handschriftliches Manuskript zum Kapitel "Das Dokument" aus der Veröffentlichung: Gerhardt Katsch. Greifswalder Tagebuch 1946-1947.
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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