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Gustav Georg König (später: König von Königsthal) in Diensten des Fürstentums Nassau-Usingen
Enthält:
(1, 2) 1750 Dezember 29, Wiesbaden: Ernennung Gustav Georg Königs zum Nassauischen Hofrat. Dabei der Bestallungsbrief. Das Dienstverhältnis beginnt mit dem neuen Jahr. Aussteller ist Carl, Fürst zu Nassau.
(3) 1751 Januar 8, Wiesbaden (Kopie): Schreiben der Nassau-Usingischen Regierung an den Kammergerichtsprokurator Dr. Hermann Scheurer in Wetzlar. Er erhält König zum Sollizitator.
(5) 1758 April 18, Biebrich: Carl, Fürst zu Nassau etc., ernennt König zum Geheimen Hofrat.
(13) 1760 Juni 3, Biebrich (Kopie): Akkreditiv an den Kammerrichter am Reichskammergericht. König von Königsthal ist nun Geheimrat (lt. Papiertektur: wirklicher Geheimrat).
Umfang/Beschreibung: 17 Prod
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Indexbegriff Person: König, Gustav Georg s a König von Königsthal
Indexbegriff Person: König von Königsthal, Gustav Georg
Indexbegriff Person: Nassau-Usingen, Karl Fürst zu
Indexbegriff Person: Nassau-Usingen, Karl Fürst zu
Indexbegriff Person: Scheurer, Hermann Dr (Wetzlar)
Indexbegriff Sache: Klassifikation E/F-Bestände: Gustav Georg König von Königsthal (1717-1771)
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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