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Autographensammlung Karl Alexander von Müller, Mappe 5 ("Musiker")
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Nachlass Müller, Karl Alexander von >> 4. Materialsammlung >> 4.12 Autographensammlung
1829 - 1947
Enthält:
Hermann Abendroth (1883-1956), Dirigent, an Kurt Emil Carl (?) Teichmann (1899-1990), Dirigent (?) in Duisburg (?); Leipzig, 02.01.1938.
Wilhelm Beer (1797-1850), Astronom und Bankier in Berlin, Bruder des Komponisten Giacomo Meyerbeer, an [Eduard v. Schenk (1788-1841), bayer. Innenminister und Dichter]; Berlin, 03.04.1835.
Paul Bender (1875-1947), Sänger, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; München, 12.07.1933 (mit Briefumschlag).
Hans v. Bülow (1830-1894), Dirigent, an [Heinrich v. Marquardsen (1826-1897), liberaler Politiker]; München, 06.03.1866.
Siegmund v. Hausegger (1872-1948), Dirigent und Komponist, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; München, 15.03.1921 (mit Briefumschlag).
Rudolf Hindemith (1900-1974), Dirigent und Komponist, Professor für Klavier, an [Karl Alexander v. Müller]; München, ......1937.
Rudolf Hindemith (1900-1974), Dirigent und Komponist, Professor für Klavier, an [Karl Alexander v. Müller]; München, ......1939.
Oskar v. Pander (1883-1968), Dirigent und Komponist, an [Karl Alexander v. Müller]; München, 28.08.1940 (mit Briefumschlag).
Hans Pfitzner (1869-1949), Komponist, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; o.O., 06.10.1916 [Hinweis: Original fehlt, nur Leihvermerk (!) vom 12.05.1959: "An Bay. Akad. d. Schönen Künste zum Pfitzner-Gedenk-Abend.".]
Rudolf Siegel (1878-1948), Dirigent, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; Ebing (bei Bamberg), 04.10.1947 (mit Briefumschlag).
Rudolf Siegel (1878-1948), Dirigent, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; Ebing (bei Bamberg), 17.10.1947.
Rudolf Siegel (1878-1948), Dirigent, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; Ebing (bei Bamberg), 05.11.1947 (mit Briefumschlag und Durchschlag des Antwortschreibens vom 14.11.1947).
Rudolf Siegel (1878-1948), Dirigent, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; Ebing (bei Bamberg), 19.11.1947.
Gasparo Luigi (Ludwig) Pacifico Spontini (1774-1851), Dirigent, an [Eduard v. Schenk (1788-1841), bayer. Innenminister und Dichter]; Berlin, 01.05.1829.
Richard Strauss (1864-1949), Komponist und Dirigent, an [Rosa Kaufmann (....-....), Mutter von Erwin Kaufmann, Karl Alexander v. Müllers Schulfreund]; Garmisch, 03.01.1912.
Richard Trunk (1879-1968), Präsident der Akademie der Tonkunst in München, an [Karl Alexander v. Müller]; München, ......1940.
Bruno Walter (1876-1962), Dirigent, an [Karl Alexander v. Müller]; Königstein im Taunus, 08.01.1917.
Kurt v. Wolfurt (1880-1960), Dirigent und Komponist, an Karl Alexander v. Müller; Berlin, 30.08.1940.
Max Zenger (1837-1911), Komponist, an [Julius Knorr (1826-1881), Verleger in München]; München, 16.09.1865.
Nachlass Müller, Karl Alexander von
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Unternummer: 5
Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie
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BZK no.
The Bundeszentralkartei (BZK) is the central register of the federal government and federal states for completed compensation proceedings. When a claim is entered into the BZK, a number is assigned for unique identification. This BZK number refers to a compensation claim, not to a person. If a person has made several claims (e.g. for themselves and for relatives), each claim generally has its own BZK number. Often, the file number of the respective compensation authority is used as the BZK number.
This number is important for making an inquiry to the relevant archive.
Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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