Kieler Vorgänge 4./5. November 1918

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Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, Q 1/2 Bü 21
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, Q 1/2 Nachlass Dr. Conrad Haußmann, (Reichs-)Staatssekretär, DDP-Politiker ( *1857, + 1922)
Nachlass Dr. Conrad Haußmann, (Reichs-)Staatssekretär, DDP-Politiker ( *1857, + 1922) >> 3. Deutsches Reich: Innenpolitik
1918-1923
Enthält:
- Stenographische Aufzeichnung über die Verhandlungen in Kiel, 4.11.1918
- Notizen über Offiziersmissbräuche in Kiel, mach., 4.11.1918
-Telegramm Haussmanns aus Kiel an Reichskanzler mit Bericht über Lage, eingenh. Entwurf und Telegramm, 5.11.1918
- Notizen über Bericht vor Kriegskabinett, 5.11.1918
- "Neue Unruhen in Kiel" aus Morgenausgabe Hamburger Fremdenblatt, 5.11.1918
- Schreiben an Staaatssekretär der Marine v. Mann wegen Amnestie von acht Matrosen, masch. mit Notizzettel, 6.11.1918
- Telegramme des Kieler Soldatenrats an Haussmann wegen Entlassung des Schlossers Max Gueth, 5.11./ 8.11. 1918
- "Der vereitelte Folottenvorstoß" aus Schwäbischer Merkur, 15.1.1919
- Notiz über Ausleihe von Unterlagen an Prinz Max von Baden, 24.7.1923
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Baden, Max Prinz von; Reichskanzler, 1867-1929
Gueth, Max; Schlosser
Mann, von; Staatssekretär der Marine
Kiel KI
Revolution; Deutschland 1918
Soldatenrat
Zeitungen; "Hamburger Fremdenblatt"
Zeitungen; "Schwäbischer Merkur"

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