Fotoalbum von Burg Hoheneck (unbeschriftet; einige Fotos lose)

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NL Lehmann Julius Friedrich Nachlass Lehmann, Julius Friedrich
Nachlass Lehmann, Julius Friedrich >> 6. Burg Hoheneck
[ca. 1915 - 1935]
Enthält: Baulichkeiten sowie Innenaufnahmen der Burg; Aufnahmen und Postkarten von Ipsheim (samt Festspiel); Burg Hoheneck als Schulungsstätte der Sturmabteilung (SA) für Süddeutschland; feierliche Beisetzung von Ernst Pöhner im "Heldenhain" von Burg Hoheneck am 18.11.1927 (u.a. mit Adolf Hitler, Rudolf Heß und Julius Friedrich Lehmann); Grabstätte von Ernst Pöhner; Aufnahmen von Julius Friedrich Lehmann, seiner Familie, Gästen auf der Burg und der Landbevölkerung; Gedenksteine für Albert Leo Schlageter, Generalmajor Bruno von Mudra und die im 1. Weltkrieg gefallenen Mitarbeiter von Julius Friedrich Lehmann; "Niedersachsen-Stein"; Veranstaltungen auf Burg Hoheneck; Ehrenmal; Schützenscheiben
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Pöhner, Ernst
Hitler, Adolf
Heß, Rudolf
Schlageter, Albert Leo
Mudra, von
Lehmann, Julius Friedrich
Hoheneck (Markt Ipsheim/Lkr. Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim), Burg
Ipsheim (Lkr. Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim)

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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Role in the proceeding

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