Adolf Heusinger: Befehl im Widerstreit. Schicksalsstunden der deutschen Armee 1923-1945, Tübingen 1950.- Leserbriefe A-Z

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BArch N 643 Heusinger, Adolf
Heusinger, Adolf >> N 643 Heusinger, Adolf >> Ausarbeitungen, Publikationen, Artikel, Vorträge und Interviews
1950-1952
Enthält u.a.:
Heinrich Abel, Hanns Ackermann, Paul Alt, Anton Freiherr von Mauchenheim gen. Bechtolsheim, Kurt Blücher-Schering, H. Bodenstab (Buch- und Kunsthandlung Bollermann und Bodenstab), Kurt Böhmer, B. Bosch, Klaus Brockelmann
A. Cammann, H. D. von Conrady, Hans Cramer, Ludwig Crüwell, Kurt Dittmar, Rudolf Dix, Bernhard Graf zu Dohna, Edwin E. Dwinger, Hans Ellenbeck, Wolf Ewert, Hans Faasch, Ernst Faeckenstedt, Herrmann Flörke, Heinz Gaedcke
Friedrich Geist, Franz Halder, Wilhelm August Hannich, Renata Gräfin Hardenberg, Paul Herrmann, Edith Hesselbarth, Dr. Bruno Heusinger, Carl von Heusinger, Dr. Theodor Heuss, Wolfgang Kapp, Karl Christian Kleyser, Johann Adolf Graf von Kielmansegg
L. Koch, Fritz Korsch, Hellmuth Kreidel, Werner Kreipe, Walter Kroemer-Pecoroni, Johann Kühl, Hermann Leins (Rainer Wunderlich Verlag), Hanns Gero von Lindeiner-Wildau, Karl Heinz Mayer, Harald Momm, Hermann Ochsner, Walter Orthbandt
Wilhelm Oxenius, Alfred Philippi, Werner Piltorius, Valentin Pommer, Cécil von Renthe-Fink, Hans von Rimscha, Helmuth Rönnefarth, Olga von Seydlitz-Kurzbach, Freiherr von Siegler, G. Sondermann, Ida von Schade, Christian Schaeder
Siegfried Scherzler, Walter Schmidt, Helmut Scholz, Fritz Schniete, Wilhelm Schaeppe, Friedrich-Wilhelm von Schotz, Caroline Stahelsen, Karl Wilhelm Thilo, Ivo von Trotha, Nikolaus von Vormann, Hans von Waldhausen, Gerhard Wessel
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Buchempfehlung für Adolf Heusinger: Befehl im Widerstreit. Schicksalsstunden der Deutschen Armee 1923-1945, Tübingen 1950.
Heusinger, Adolf, 1897-1982
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