Berichte von sowie Dokumente und Materialien über ehemalige Kampfgefährten der Emigration in Dänemark: Bd. 3

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BArch NY 4284 Spangenberg, Max
Spangenberg, Max >> Nachlass Max Spangenberg >> Arbeitsmaterialien >> Berichte von sowie Dokumente und Materialien über ehemalige Kampfgefährten der Emigration in Dänemark
(1942, 1945) 1960, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1982, 1983
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Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Faden; Eyvind Frederiksen; Rudi Graf; Alfred Grunewald; Willi Grünert (Mogens), dabei Affelt, Prussat, Kuddel (Karl Thumm); Richard Hansen; Kurt Heinemann, dabei Korrespondenz; Paul Helms, dabei Lothar Hofmann; Erich Hoffmann; Jacobsen; Werner Jensen; Holger Jensen; Robert Jensen; Jens-Gustav Jepsen; Sigfred Jespersen; Sighard Johannsen; Walter Juhl; Gustav Krämer; Hermine Krebs; Kurt Kreutz; Else Krogh; Hermann Werner Kubsch, dabei Korrespondenz; Niels Ladegaard; Peter Lauresen; Kristen Lindskrog; Alfred Lunde; Steen Lykkeberg; Fritz Maas; Artur Mannbar; Karl Mewis; Walter Milkert; Kurt Müller; Waldemar Müller; Joseph Viktor Niederreiter; Inge Nielsen; Karl Nielsen; Karl Nieter, dabei Emma Quest, Brief von Niels Gyring an Paul Werther über Karl Nieter; Max Nobst
Spangenberg, Max, 1907-1987
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