Aufsatz Levetzows "Ein Beitrag zur geschichtlichen Darstellung des Zusammenbruchs im Jahre 1918", veröffentlicht im Heft "Der Dolchstoß" der Süddeutschen Monatshefte, Apr. 1924, und im Buch von Alfred Niemann "Revolution von oben - Umsturz von u...

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BArch N 239 Levetzow, Magnus von (Konteradmiral)
Levetzow, Magnus von (Konteradmiral) >> N 239 Levetzow, Magnus von >> Ende der Monarchie
(1918-1919) 1921-1928
Enthält:
VA Ernst Ritter v. Mann, 29. Apr. u. 4. Mai 1924, ? 1. u. 17. Feb. 1928;
VA Adolf v. Trotha, 1924-1925;
Gäa - Notgemeinschaft für nationale Arbeit, 1924;
VA Karl Hollweg, 28. Jan. u. 4. Feb. 1925;
KzS Dietrich Meyer-Quitlingen, 15. Okt. 1925;
KK Fritz v. Voigt betr. Revolution in Kiel 1918, 2. Nov. 1925;
Otl Alfred Niemann, Juni 1927 - Jan. 1928;
Marine-Archiv - VA Eberhard v. Mantey - 20. Feb. 1926;
Erklärung von A Reinhard Scheer zum Aufsatz Levetzows, insbesondere betr. Abdankung Kaiser Wilhelms II., mit Begleitschreiben an Wilhelm II. (Abschriften), 7. Juli 1927;
GL Friedrich Graf v. der Schulenburg (2 Briefe), 23. Juli 1927;
Briefwechsel Schulenburg mit Otl Hirschfeld (Abschriften), Aug. 1927;
GL Heinrich Scheüch an Niemann, mit Aufzeichnungen aus dem Herbst 1918 sowie offenem Briefwechsel Scheüchs mit GdI Erich Ludendorff, Herbst 1919, und Briefwechsel Scheüchs mit Friedrich v. Payer Nov. 1919 und Juli 1924 (Abschriften), 9. Nov. 1927
Levetzow, Magnus von, 1871-1939
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