Schriftwechsel mit Marineoffizieren: Buchstaben A -H

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BArch N 253 Tirpitz, Alfred von (Großadmiral, Staatssekretär)
Tirpitz, Alfred von (Großadmiral, Staatssekretär) >> N 253 Tirpitz, Alfred von >> Schriftwechsel >> Einzelpersonen und Personengruppen >> Schriftwechsel mit Marineoffizieren
1883-1928
Enthält u.a.:
Georg von Ammon, 1896 und 1904
Ferdinand Batsch u.a. zur Organisation der Marine bei der Ernennung von Tirpitz zum Chef des Stabes des Oberkommandos der Marine, 1892 - 1896
Paul Bahncke, 1918 - 1916, dabei: Zwei Eingaben an Reichskanzler Hans Luther über die Flagge des Deutschen Reiches nach Erfahrungen auf einer Südamerikareise
Felix von Bendemann, 1897 - 1904, dabei: Briefe aus der Dienstzeit als Chef der Kreuzergeschwaders in Ostasien
Max von Frischel, 1883
Erich Gühler von einer Reise von Guam nach Tsingtau, 14. Sept. 1910
August von Heeringen, ca. 1896 - 1914, dabei: Henning von Holtzendorff an Heeringen, 4. Sept. 1897
Paul Hoffmann, 1885 - 1896
Karl Hollweg, 1916 - 1928, dabei: Denkschrift Hollwegs "Gedanken über politische Zukunftsziele Deutschlands und Friedensschluss mit Russland" [Frühjahr 1916], Schriftwechsel Hollwegs mit Friedrich Thimme u.a. über die Flottenpolitik, 1920 - 1921
Tirpitz, Alfred von, 1849-1930
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