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BArch NY 4198/56
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BArch NY 4198 Schreiner, Albert (Ps. u.a. Dorothy Woodman, James Baker)
Schreiner, Albert (Ps. u.a. Dorothy Woodman, James Baker) >> Schreiner, Albert (NY 4198) >> Ausarbeitungen >> 2.2. Betreuer- und Gutachtertätigkeit
1954 - 1958, o. Dat.
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Hs. Notizen, Gutachten und Bemerkungen A. Schr. zu: Diss.-Disposition von Eduard Ullmann "Die Stellung der deutschen Sozialdemokratie zur Unterdrückung der Polen 1891 - 1914"; Lotte Ulbricht "Der Kampf der deutschen Arbeiterklasse gegen die Konterrevolution im März 1920"; Thesen-Entwurf der Abt. Propaganda des ZK der SED zum 40. Jahrestag der Großen Sozialistischen Oktoberrevolution; Rezension von L. T. Ginzberg "Karl Liebknecht. Man without Country"; Dispositionsentwurf von Ingrid Merkel "Das Ringen der KPD um die Herstellung der Aktionseinheit der Arbeiterklasse 1932 - 1933"; Diss. von Ernst Laboor "Der Kampf der deutschen Arbeiterklasse gegen Militarismus und Krieg (1927 - 1919)"; Diss.- von Wilhelm Wehling "Der Kampf der Kommunistischen Partei Deutschlands gegen die fasch. Diktatur des deutschen Imperialismus in den Jahren von 1933 - 1935"; Zur Kritik von Prof. Meusel am Drehbuch der Abteilung 1918 - 1945 (Museum für Deutsche Geschichte)
Schreiner, Albert, 1892-1979
Aktenführende Organisationseinheit: Albert Schreiner
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