"Lebensbuch" Otto Meesmanns über Alfred Hugenberg: Manuskripte zu den Kapiteln III - V (mit stenographischen Notizen, Presseausschnitten, Korrespondenzen, Abschriften)

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BArch N 1231 Hugenberg, Alfred
Hugenberg, Alfred >> N 1231 Alfred Hugenberg >> Nachlass Hugenberg >> Anhang >> Nachlass Otto Meesmann >> Ausarbeitungen über Hugenberg >> "Lebensbuch" Otto Meesmanns über Alfred Hugenberg
1945-1953
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III "Der Herr über Presse und Film, Sinn und Entstehung des Hugenberg-Konzerns und seine Zerschlagung durch den Nationalsozialismus", [1949-1953]
Otto Mejer zum Hugenbergschen Pressekonzern, 1949
R. v. Wahlert zur Auflagenhöhe der Scherl-Blätter, 1949
IV "Der Alldeutsche Verband", 1949
"Die Arbeit des Alldeutschen Verbandes im Kriege": Rede von M. Kloß auf der Tagung des Alldeutschen Verbandes in Kassel am 7. Okt. 1917 (Druck), 1917
"Annexionen und Kriegsschuld", zur Frage von Kriegsentschädigung und Kriegsschuld: Denkschrift von Kaufhold (Druck), 1920
"Letzter Schriftwechsel zwischen dem Reichskanzler (Theobald v. Bethmann Hollweg) und Rechtsanwalt Heinrich Claß (Druck), März, Apr. 1915
V "Verfolgung und Entnazifizierung Hugenbergs", 1946-1949
Ausweisung von Gut Rohbraken und Unterbringung im Altersheim Bad Meinberg: Korrespondenz mit englischen und deutschen Dienststellen, 1947-1949
"Bericht über die rechtswidrige Vertreibung aus Rohbraken": Meesmann an Otto v. Hentig, [1948]
Hugenberg, Alfred, 1865-1951
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