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D 15 - Nachlass Josef Haller (1867-1947) (Bestand)
Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart (Archivtektonik) >> D - Private Nachlässe und Sammlungen
1892-1946
Einleitung: ========== Biografische Notiz ==========
Geboren am 18.12.1867 in Stuttgart, 1889-1890 Vikar in Faurndau, 1890-1895 Kandidat am Missionshaus Basel, 1895 Stadtvikar in Heidenheim, 1897-1908 Stadtpfarrer in Tuttlingen, zugleich 1905-1910 Bezirksschulinspektor, 1904 Pfleger der Kommission für Landesgeschichte, 1908-1920 Dekan in Tuttlingen, 1920-1934 Dekan in Freudenstadt, 1934 Zurruhesetzung, gestorben am 04.05.1947.
========== Inhalt des Bestands ==========
Bund 1:
- Kirchenstatistiken, Religionsstatistiken und ihre Auswertung für die Landeskirche (1939-1942)
- Briefwechsel mit dem OKR und Kollegen (1938-1946)
- Wahlordnung der Evangelischen Landeskirche in Württemberg: Entwurf, Stellungnahme (1946)
Bund 2:
- Hallers Aufsätze in Zeitschriften. Verzeichnis (1892-1941)
- Manuskript: "Die Vornamen im evangelischen Pfarrhaus Württembergs" (1938)
- Manuskript: "Die Familie d'Attrin", 11. S. (niedergeschrieben 1942)
- Historische Studien, Materialsammlung zu Tübingen, Augustinerkloster, Spital; Württemberger an der Universität Erfurt
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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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