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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
1965-1966
Enthält u.a.: Aufnahme von Joachim und Edith Schröder, Juni 1965; Edith Schröder mit Sohn Alexander, 22.06.1965; Kindergeburtstag von Sohn Stefan, 21.07.1965; Porträt von Sohn Bruno Schröder, 13.08.1965; Zeitungsartikel über den Werdegang von Joachim Schröder; Kinderfotos; Kindergeburtstag von Bruno Schröder, 11.09.1965; Edith Schröders Eltern Catharina und Woldemar von Hübschmann in Stuttgart, 31.10.1965; Familien- und Kinderfotos der Familie Schröder, 1965; Gemeinsames Foto von Edith Schröders Eltern und ihren Kindern, 01.11.1965; Ausflug nach Besigheim, 28.11.1965; 75. Geburtstag von Dr. Albrecht Schröder, 15.12.1965; Zeitungsartikel über den 75. Geburtstag von Dr. Albrecht Schröder, 15.12.1965; Familienfoto von Edith Schröder mit ihrem Mann und ihren Kindern, 13.12.1965; Familienfoto der Familie Steinen, Dezember 1965; Zeitungsartikel bezüglich der Visite der Altenbetreuung in Stuttgart durch die Würzburger SPD-Stadtfraktion, 21.01.1965; Fasching, 1966; Gruppenfoto mit Tochter Martina Schröder nach bestandener Oberschulprüfung, 18.02.1966; Edgar Martin Hock bei einem Schachturnier, 1966
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Hock, Edgar Martin
Hübschmann, Catharina von, geb. Wulffius
Hübschmann, Woldemar von
Schröder, Albrecht
Schröder, Alexander
Schröder, Bruno
Schröder, Joachim; Arzt, Abgeordneter, 1925-1989
Schröder, Martina
Schröder, Stefan
Steinen; Familie
Besigheim LB
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