Beleidigungsprozess Gandorfer gegen Graßl

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NL Gandorfer Karl, BayHStA, NL Gandorfer Karl 7
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NL Gandorfer Karl Nachlass Gandorfer, Karl
Nachlass Gandorfer, Karl
(1918) 1929-1932
Enthält: Prozessunterlagen in den Privatklageprozessen Gandorfer gegen Graßl wegen Beleidigung vor dem Amtsgericht Mallersdorf bzw. dem Landgericht Straubing (Schriftsätze der beiden Verteidiger; Originalkorrespondenz von Graßl; Einladungskarte "Legitimationskarte zur Revolutions-Feier des Soldaten-, Arbeiter- und Bauern-Rates im Nationaltheater (Großes Haus). München, den 17. November 1918" mit eigenhändigen Unterschriften von Kurt Eisner und Karl Gandorfer als Beweismaterial für erhobene Vorwürfe gegen Gandorfer als Revolutionsgewinnler; graphologisches Gutachten in Sachen "Unterschrift Gandorfer"; Urteilsabschriften); handschriftlicher Bericht über ein Zusammentreffen mit Gandorfer mit Einschätzung seiner politischen Zukunft (undat., ohne Autorennennung); Presseartikel "Der Beleidigungsprozeß Gandorfer - Graßl", in: Mallersdorfer Anzeiger (ohne nähere Angaben, 2 Seiten, Kopie); Presseartikel "Der Prozeß Gandorfer gegen den Nazi-Sozi Graßl", in: Landauer Volksblatt Nr. 16 v. 21.01.1931 (1 Seite, Kopie)
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