Briefe an Groener: Bd. 2

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BArch N 46 Groener, Wilhelm (Generalleutnant, Reichswehrminister)
Groener, Wilhelm (Generalleutnant, Reichswehrminister) >> N 46 Groener, Wilhelm >> Schriftwechsel >> Briefe an Groener
1925-1939
Enthält:
Oberst Laegeler, 1934-1935
Marie-Elisabeth Lueders betr. Kriegsamt und ihre Publikation "Das unbekannte Heer", 1935
Ernst Meier u.a. betr. wirtschaftlichen Generalstab, 1934-1935; Weltwirtschaft und Krieg, 1935; Alfred Graf von Schlieffen, 1935
August Rohdewald, 1934-1936
Hubert Schmundt u.a. betr. Adolf Hitlers Rede in Hamburg am 17.08.1934, 1808.1934; Verkündigung der allgemeinen Wehrpflicht in Mainz und Wiesbaden durch Adolf Hitler, 27.03.1935; Situation der Deutschen in Polen, 6.07.1935
Wilhelm Wild u.a. betr. Groeners Manuskripte zu "Das Testament des Grafen Schlieffen", 1925-1926; Urteile über Alfred Graf von Schlieffen und Erich Ludendorff, 7./8.03.1926; Vortrag Groeners über Luftkrieg und Luftflotten, 17.02.1935
Verhältnis zwischen Otto Fürst von Bismarck und Helmuth Graf von Moltke, 1935
Erich von Falkenhayn: Persönlichkeit und Strategie, April/Mai 1935
Groeners Auseinandersetzung mit Hans Delbrück, 6.10.1935
Abessinischer Krieg, Sept./Okt. 1935 dabei: Margreth Wild an Groener, 22.07.1934 und 20.11.1935: Groener an Wild mit Bemerkungen Wilds zu den Lebenserinnerungen, 1938-1939
Groener, Wilhelm, 1867-1939
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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).

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