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Zuschriften zum Rücktritt des Staatsministers der Justiz am 12. September 2000
13787 Nachlass Steffen Heitmann, Nr. 133 (Zu benutzen im Hauptstaatsarchiv Dresden)
13787 Nachlass Steffen Heitmann
13787 Nachlass Steffen Heitmann >> 6 Sächsisches Staatsministerium der Justiz >> 6.2 Rücktritt vom Amt
Sept. - Nov. 2000
Enthält u. a.: Zuschriften von: Sophie Fuchs, Weismain, 26. November 2000.- Dr. Jörg Schwalm, Dresden, 25. Oktober 2000.- Rita-Maria Brüggemann, 2. November 2000.- Kurt Beyer, Dresden, 27. November 200.- Christian Hausen, Langenargen, 14. Oktober 2000.- Gabriele Hauser, Dresden, 21. Oktober 2000.- Ulrich Löbert, Barsinghausen, 21. Oktober 2000.- Johannes Walter, Offenbach, 23. Oktober 2000.- Graf von Keyserlingk, Dresden, 6. Oktober 2000.- Manfred Kanther, Wiesbaden, 25. Oktober 2000.- Karl-Heinz Nicolaus, Radebeul, 12. Oktober 2000.- Dr. Klaus Wittmann, Hamburg, 11. Oktober 2000.- Leonhard Hoffmann, Hamburg, 15. Oktober 2000.- Klaus Reuter, Hamburg, 29. September 2000.- Dr. Hüttinger, Leipzig, 18. September 2000.- Dr. Gerhard Etzel, Kassel, 9. Oktober 2000.- Dr. Wolfgang Müller-Michaelis, Tangstedt, 18. September 2000.- Dr. Hoffmann, Stollberg, 21. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Kurt Schelter, Potsdam, 20. September 2000.- Wolfgang Wagner, Görlitz, 20. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Knies, Saarbrücken, 7. Oktober 2009.- Bruno Stegmann, Interlaken, 7. Oktober 2000.- Georg Häring, Mannheim, 8. Oktober 2000.- Thomas Gmach, Kötzting, 10. Oktober 2000.- Prof. Dr. Günter Hirsch, Karlsruhe, 17. September 2000.- Johannes Freyer, Gahlenz, 13. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Klaus Husemann, Freiberg, 18. September 2000.- Dr. Heinz Klinghardt, Karlsruhe, 13. September 2000.- Hermert Dotzler, Zwickau, 14. September 2009.- Maria Ostmann, Oberhermsdorf, 15. September 2000.- Dr. Christian Wagner, Wiesbaden, 14. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Reinhard Böttcher, Bamberg, 13. September 2000.- Dr. Rolf Jähnichen, Borna, 19. September 2000.- Dr. Carlgeorg Stoffregen, München, 17. September 2000.- Gertrud Zenlinsky, Niederstetten, 19. September 2000.- Klaus Seele, Rothschönberg, 22. September 2000.- Siegbert Alber, Luxemburg, 21. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Rupert Scholz, Berlin, 13. September 2000.- Dr. Baatz, Dresden, 14. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Michael Wolffsohn, München, 13. September 2000.- Ingeborg Spoerhase-Eisel, Saarbrücken, 13. September 2000.- Carl-Dieter Spranger, Ansbach/Berlin, 13. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Thomas Fischer, Baden-Baden, 12. September 2000.- Dr. Rainer Faupel, Berlin, 13. September 2000.- Dr. Helmut Weidelener, Dresden, 13. September 2000.- Norbert Geis, Berlin, 15. September 2000.- Christa Meves, Uelzen, 13. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Josef Isensee, Bonn, 15. September 2000.- Mathilde Koller, Berlin, 18. September 2000.- Elfriede Fink, Fellbach, 15. September 2000.- Dieter und Elisabeth Rheinberger, Hamburg, 14. September 2000.- Siegfried Reiprich, Laboe, 13. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuller, Konstanz, 13. September 2000.- Prof. Dr. Hans. H. Klein, 13. September 2000.- Caroline Hergert, Bischofsgrün.- Ingrid Bauer, Dresden, 14. September 2009.- Heinz-Peter Voigt, Lippstadt, 20. September 2000.- Heinz Bauer, Würzburg, 13. September 2000.- Hans-Dirk Bierling, Berlin, 13. September 2000.- Dietrich Spranger, Dresden, 12. September 2000.- Eberhard Stilz, Stuttgart, 5. Oktober 2000.
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BZK no.
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