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6HA 001 Generalsuperintendent Ernst Stoltenhoff, 6HA 001 (Generalsuperintendent Ernst Stoltenhoff), 727
6HA 001 Generalsuperintendent Ernst Stoltenhoff Generalsuperintendent Ernst Stoltenhoff
Generalsuperintendent Ernst Stoltenhoff >> Allgemeine Korrespondenz 1929-1946
01.01.1943-31.08.1944
Enthält: *D. Paul Le Seur betr. Disziplinarverfahren gegen den Waisenhausvater Fritz Bremmer, Krefeld; Glückwunschschreiben zum Ordinatsjubiläum des Pfarrer Friedrich Karl Ludwigs; Korrespndenz mit Pfarrer Lic. Wilh. Menn betr. Aktion Wurm; Superintendent Lic. Heinrich Müller, Wesel betr. Gravamina gegen Pfarrer Ferdinand Gottlieb Alfred Hammel; Glückwunschschreiben zum Ordinatsjubiläum des Superintendenten Karl Rosenkaimer; Differenzen zwischen Pfarrer Wilhelm Müller, Hechingen, und Superintendent Johann Robst Alexander Seeliger, Sigmaringen; Pfarrer Fritz Schindelin und Pfarrer Karl Schomburg betr. Aktion Wurm; *L. Seiler über seine redaktionelle Arbeit und Brand in Essen; Glückwünschschreiben zum Ordinatsjubiläum des Pfarrer Lic. Dr. Martin Emil Thilo; Todesanzeigen der Pfarrer Paschen und Schnius, des Oberkonsistorialrates Spieß mit einer Würdigung im Brief an Mähler, der Pfarrer Schian und Treichel
Stoltenhoff, Ernst Dr. Generalsuperintendent der Rheinprovinz
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