Arbeitsunterlagen für die geplante Publikation "Deutsche Freiheitskämpfer am Kreuzweg des Nordens" über die antifaschistische Arbeit in der dänischen Emigration: Erinnerungsberichte und Lebensläufe zu Emigration und Widerstandskampf in Dänemark

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BArch NY 4291 Drögemüller, Alfred
Drögemüller, Alfred >> NY 4291 Drögemüller, Alfred >> Materialien zur Emigration in Dänemark >> Arbeitsunterlagen für die geplante Publikation "Deutsche Freiheitskämpfer am Kreuzweg des Nordens" über die antifaschistische Arbeit in der dänischen Emigration
1953, 1973, 1975, o.D.
Enthält v.a.:
Gespräch Alfred Drögemüller, Max Spangenberg und Karl Winkel;
Berichte von Hans Brüggemann, Paul Werther, Eyvind Frederiksen, Karl Winkel, Karl Mewis, Christian Bach, Vognsen über Familie Paul Kräfft, Niels Jensen, Cornelius Mensing, Karl Knudsen, Walter Schulze, Niels Rickelt (Baumann), Willi Grünert, Walter Weidauer, H. H. Hansen;
Zeitzeugenaussagen über Verbreitung illegaler Schriften: Waldemar Müller, Jens-Gustav Jensen, Waldemar Petersen, Holger Jensen, Karl Nielsen, Kristen Lindskrog, Wilhelm Andersen, Robert Jensen, Grete Ohlsen, Christian Ohlsen, Niels Ladegaard;
Kurt Lehmann über Bernhard Bästlein;
Ermittlungen gegen Franz Gliencke und Anerkennung als Verfolgter des Naziregimes
Drögemüller, Alfred, 1913-1988
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