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Nachlass Ehard, Hans 805
Nachlass Ehard, Hans
Nachlass Ehard, Hans >> Nachlässe >> Nachlass Ehard, Hans >> 1. Zur Person Ehards >> 1.16 Bildmaterial >> 1.16.3 Fotoalben
1953
Enthält u.a.: Joseph Kardinal Wendel nach Rückkehr von Rom mit Justizminister Otto Weinkamm, Alois Hundhammer, Thomas Wimmer, Wilhelm Hoegner, Josef Singer (23./25.1.); bei Baron Riederer von Paar in Schloß Schönau bei Eggenfelden (15.2.); "Bund Bayern und Pfalz", mit dem Bischof von Speyer und Ministerpräsident Peter Altmeier in Ludwigshafen (18.4.); Hausfrauenausstellung in Nürnberg (25.4.) mit Annelore Ehard am Rednerpult; Ruhpolding; Schloß Brühl; Wieskirche; Lohengrin-Aufführung in Bayreuth mit Bundesminister Seebohm und Komponist Paul Hindemith u.a. (23.7.); versch. Einzelaufnahmen von Hans Ehard (August); Junge Union Amberg (25.7.); Eröffnung einer Kunstausstellung mit Alois Hundhammer, Luise Ulrich und Graf Castell (11.9.); Oktoberfestbeginn mit Alois Hundhammer und Wilhelm Hoegner (13.9.); Annelore Ehard und Elly Heuss im Mütterheim Stein (7.10.[1949?])
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Altmeier, Peter
Castell, Graf
Ehard, Annelore (s.a. Maex)
Heuss-Knapp, Elly
Hindemith, Paul
Hoegner, Wilhelm
Hundhammer, Alois
Riederer von Paar, Baron
Seebohm, Hans-Christoph
Singer, Josef
Ulrich, Luise
Wendel, Josef Kardinal
Wimmer, Thomas
Weinkamm, Otto
Amberg
Bayreuth
Ludwigshafen
Nürnberg
Rom
Brühl
Ruhpolding
Schönau bei Eggenfelden
Stein
Wies

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