Personalia 1964-1968 S-Z

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III. Abt., Rep. 84/1, Nr. 1132
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III. Abt., Rep. 84/1 Nachlass Adolf Butenandt
Nachlass Adolf Butenandt >> Nachlass Adolf Butenandt >> II. Biografisches Material >> 3. Unterlagen aus beruflicher und ehrenamtlicher Tätigkeit >> 3.1 Institutionen A-Z >> 3.1.27 Max-Planck-Institute >> 3.1.27.1 Max-Planck-Institut für Biochemie >> 3.1.27.1.8 Personalia
Enthält: Bewerbungen um Arbeitsplätze u. Stellen am Physiolog.-Chem. Inst. u. am MPI f. Biochemie.- Beurteilungen u. Zeugnisse.- Gutachten zu Diplomarbeiten, Dissertationen u. Habilitationen.- Stellungnahmen zu Ernennungen u. Berufungen.
Enthält auch: Korrespondenz mit J. W. Wirtz betr. seine Tochter Antje Wirtz.
Sachakte
! Laufzeit Aktenein 1954 - 1968.- ! Verweis Ulla Stegen s. Ulla Krug
Zang, Odila
Zander, Helmut
Zelenik, Maria
Zillig, Wolfram
Wirtz, J. W.
Schiebel, Winfried
Schleuning, Helga
Schlude, Hansjörg
Schmidberger, Harald
Schmieger, Horst
Schnegg, Barbara
Schramm, Hans Josef
Schubert, Gudrun
Schütz, Hiltrud
Schweiger, Manfred
Seifert, Wilfried
Sigl, Rudolf
Simmersbach, Franz
Simon, Klaus H.
Souvatzoglou, Athanasius
Stegen, Ulla
Stewart, Ute
Szczepanski, Christoph von
Tegeler, Irmgard
Theimer, Walter
Traub, Peter
Varga, András
Verwoerd, Daniel Wynand
Walter, Gernot
Westphal, Ilse
Wirtz, Antje
Wolff, Thomas
Zachau, Hans Georg
Zeitler, Hans-Jörg

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).

Reason for persecution

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Role in the proceeding

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