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Organization of the Gestapo offices (Stapoleitstellen) in Stuttgart, Duesseldorf, Berlin, Kattowitz, Nuremberg-Fuerth and Koblenz

Organization of the Gestapo offices (Stapoleitstellen) in Stuttgart, Duesseldorf, Berlin, Kattowitz, Nuremberg-Fuerth and Koblenz The file contains in detail: - Information about the Stapoleitstelle Stuttgart (p 1-26). Distribution-of-business plan of 01.04.1944, containing detailed information about controlles, deputies, clerks and secretaries of the single departments (p 1-21). Plan for new organization of the Stapoleitstelle Stuttgart of 30.03.1944 (p 22-26). - Information about the Stapoleitstelle Duesseldorf (p 27-33). Remark concerning new denomination of the departments at the Stapoleitstelle...

File Number : 99

Language : German

Trial against employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin: Testimonies by Jewish survivors and German perpetrators from the Gestapo and the RSHA, 1953 - 1970

Trial against employees of the Gestapoleitstelle (Central Office) Berlin: Testimonies by Jewish survivors and German perpetrators from the Gestapo and the RSHA, 1953 - 1970 The file contains in detail: - Interrogation of Karl Jalowitz (date of birth: 17.09.1900 in Kletzko) on 24.02.1970. Jalowitz was arrested in 1943 and brought to the camp Levetzowstrasse, later he was deported to Monowitz. In 1945 he was transferred to Gleiwitz, Bissingen-Wuerttemberg and Stalldorf (p 1-6). - Interrogation of Arthur Gottheiner (date of birth: 10.05.1920 in Berlin) on 25.02.1970. Gottheiner was deported from Berlin to...

File Number : 80

Language : German

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Type of Material : Official Documentation, Laws and Decrees, Record of Persecuted Persons, Financial Accounts, Record of Survivors

Language : German

Documentation from the Amt Nohfelden / Türkismühle in the Saar region, 1920-1944

Documentation from the Amt Nohfelden / Türkismühle in the Saar region, 1920-1944 The area belonged to the Principality of Birkenfeld, which was part of the Grand Duchy (Grossherzogtum) of Oldenburg in northern Germany, although it was geographically included in the territories of the Rhine Province (Rheinprovinz) of the Kingdom of Prussia from 1834 onwards. After World War I, the duke abdicated his throne, and the territories of the Principality of Birkenfeld, including the Nohfelden / Türkismühle area, were made part of the St. Wendel district in the Saar region. The documentation includes, among other...

Type of Material : Record of Persecuted Persons, Official Documentation, Orders

Language : German

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