Kommunistische Jugend- und Kinderbewegung: Bd. 11

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Reichsministerium des Innern >> R 1501 Reichsministerium des Innern Bd. 14 - 17 >> R 1501 Reichsministerium des Innern Bd. 16+16a (Abt. IAN) >> 2. Andere politische Angelegenheiten >> 21. Politische Parteien >> Kommunistische Jugend- und Kinderbewegung
April 1933 - Febr. 1934
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Artikel und Berichte über verschiedene Veranstaltungen des KJVD, auch Kongresse; Anweisungen des ZK der KPD, der RHD, des ZK des KJVD zu verschiedenen Problemen; Kampf gegen Arbeitsdienstpflicht, gegen Mißstände in den Schulen; Aufklärungsarbeit in Reichswehr und Polizei
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Überwachung der illegalen Tätigkeit von Massenorganisationen der KPD, v. a. des KJVD - Verhaftungen; Material des ZK des KJVD zur Auswertung des europäischen antifaschistischen Arbeiterkongresses und der Jugendkonferenz in Paris, 4. - 6. Juni 1933; Exemplare der illegalen Zeitschrift "Die Junge Garde"; Polizeibericht über ein neues Welt-Kinderkomitee (Anna Seghers, Karin Michaelis u. a.); Gestapobericht über die Verhaftung des MdL Kaiser - Pol. Leiter des ZK des KJVD; Auszug aus einem Dokument über die Tätigkeit und Ermordung von John Schehr, Rudolf Schwarz, Eugen Schönhaar, Erich Steinfurth (Spitzel Alfred Kattner erwähnt).
Reichsministerium des Innern (RMdI), 1919-1945
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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