Staatsanwaltschaft Gleiwitz gegen unbekannt wegen Mordes am Wachmann Alfred Rieger (geboren 1895, gestorben 1936) zu Hindenburg

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XVII. HA Rep. 210, Nr. 2
XVII. HA, Rep. 210 Polizeibehörden
Polizeibehörden >> Polizeiamt zu Hindenburg
1937
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- Verdacht ./. Gehard Meissner, Georg Paschek, Josef Bednorz, Max Kotulla, Alfons Schalaska, Josef Dreja, Anton Bieniek, Heinrich Janik, Richard Chmurczyk, Herbert Goldmann, Erich Ernst Krzysczzyk, Walter Piowsczyk, Heinrich Stoll, Wilhelm Notzon (Nocon), Heinrich Liberka, Iwan Krawczyk alias Franz Greszok, Johann Barbi, Stanislaus Pierskalla, Eduard Hütmer, Johann Wilczek, Alfred Pollok, Felix, Roman und Emil Poloczek, August Schmidtko, Judith Schreier, Anton Scoka, Ignatz Purczczowicz, Friedrich Schuba, Georg Sokollik, Josef und Arthur Materla, Bruno Paprotny, Dr. Harazim, Georg Boronowski, August Kischel, Georg Waloczek, Theodor Markowitz, Felix Wischniowski, Wilhelm Duda, Anton Przybillok, Brüder Wilczek, Max Czaika, Fahrradhändler Rzepka
- Anschrift der Besitzer (A-Z) von Pistolen der Marke Sauer & Sohn zu Hindenburg.
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