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D 31 - Evangelische Bekenntnisgemeinschaft in Württemberg / Theodor Dipper
D 31 - Evangelische Bekenntnisgemeinschaft in Württemberg / Theodor Dipper >> 3. Die Bekenntnisgemeinschaft nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg >> 3.3 Einzelne Tätigkeitsfelder >> 3.3.3 Partizipation am innerkirchlichen und gesellschaftlichen Diskurs >> 3.3.3.5 Entnazifizierung
1946-1948, 1960
Enthält:
- Gesetz Nr. 104 des Alliierten Kontrollrats zur Befreiung von Nationalsozialismus u. Militarismus mit Durchführungsbestimmungen vom 05.03. bzw. Okt. 1946
- Stellungnahmen des Rates der EKD zum Gesetz
- Selbstreinigung der Kirchen
- Spruchkammerbegründungen in 4 Einzelfällen (darunter OKR Reinhold Sautter)
- Differenzen zwischen Sozietät u. Bekenntnisgemeinschaft bei der Entnazifizierung
- Einzelne Gesuche um Entlastung (darunter Ephorus Prof. Karl Fezer, Tübingen)
- Äußerungen zum "Simonprozess" (3. Prozess gegen Generalleutnant Max Simon wegen der Morde in Brettheim im Apr. 1945)
Darin:
- Schempp, Paul; Müller, Kurt: Denkschrift der Sozietät zum Thema "Kirche u. Entnazifizierung", undat.
- Dipper, Theodor: Flugblatt der Bekenntnisgemeinschaft zum Thema "Kirche u. Entnazifizierung", Nürtingen 1946
- Diem, Hermann: "Evang. Kirche u. Entnazifizierung", undat.
- Weeber, Rudolf: "Evang. Kirche u. Entnazifizierung"; in: Stimme der Kirche" Nr. 12, 1948 [?] (mit Offenem Brief von Landtagspräsident Wilhelm Keil u. Antwort von Landesbischof Wurm)
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Sachakte
Sautter, Reinhold
Fezer, Karl
Simon, Max
Diem, Hermann
Weeber, Rudolf
Keil, Wilhelm
Wurm, Theophil
Schempp, Paul
Dipper, Theodor
Brettheim, Kriegsverbrecherprozess
Staat und Kirche
Entnazifizierung
Kriegsverbrecherprozesse
Sozietät
Alliierter Kontrollrat
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BZK no.
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