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Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, P 20/2 Nachlass von Dr. Dr. Edith Schröder, geb. von Hübschmann, Ärztin und Psychologin (* 1925, + 2014)
Nachlass von Dr. Dr. Edith Schröder, geb. von Hübschmann, Ärztin und Psychologin (* 1925, + 2014) >> 9. Fotos
1954-1956
Enthält u.a.: Edith Schröder geb. von Hübschmann in Innsbruck, April 1955; Standesamtliche Trauung im Würzburger Rathaus von Edith und Dr. Joachim Schröder, 30.06.1955; Kirchliche Trauung von Edith und Joachim Schröder in Kitzingen, 30.07.1955; Dagmar Hock geb. von Hübschmann, 30.07.1955; Walter Krohn, 30.07.1955; Vater Woldemar von Hübschmann im Gespräch mit Minister Stein, 30.07.1955; Hochzeitsreise nach De Haan in Belgien, August 1955; Ausflug nach Vlissen und Veere, August 1955; Porträtaufnahme von Joachim Schröder, 1954; Familienfoto von Walter, Thomas und Ediths Schwester Karin Krohn in Dallas, Dezember 1955; Überweisung durch die Bayerische Staatsbank Würzburg; Aufnahmen der gemeinsamen Wohnung von Edith und Joachim Schröder in Würzburg; Aufnahme von Ediths Mutter Catharina und ihrem Vater Woldemar von Hübschmann, April 1956; Geburt von Tochter Martina Felicita Catharina Schröder, 14.04.1956; Bilder von Edith Schröder und ihrer Tochter Martina, 15.04.-25.08.1965; Aufnahmen von der Taufmutter Olga Thornton-Bauder, 1956; Ausweis von Edith Schröder für die Julius-Maximilianus Universität Würzburg, 1956
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Hock, Dagmar, geb. von Hübschmann
Hübschmann, Catharina von, geb. Wulffius
Hübschmann, Woldemar von
Krohn, Karin, geb. von Hübschmann
Krohn, Walter
Schröder, Joachim; Arzt, Abgeordneter, 1925-1989
Schröder, Martina
Thornton-Bauder, Olga
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