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D 0011 Doktordiplome der Medizinischen Fakultät (1764-1986)
Doktordiplome der Medizinischen Fakultät (1764-1986)
1941
Enthält: Mathilde Achard,geb.Serger; Ernst Achelis; Maria Almering; Paul Andräs; Karl Apffel; Karl Arndt; Edgar Augustin; Paul Barrzyk; Rolf Beber; Heinz Alfred Beckmann; Hans-Hermann Bock; Wilhelm Borowski; Ruth van Briel,geb.Ullrich; Paul,Engelbert Cramer; Lissy Cremer; Marianne Damm; Franz Danner; Friedrich Wilhelm Deck; Günter Dickmann; Fritz Dieck; Walter Donath; Hans Drescher; Marianne Düll; Kurt Erbacher; Leny Ewert,geb.von Hasselt; Marlene Finke; Reinhold Flaig; Karl Heinz Fochem;Maria Förster,geb.Kaub; Günther Friedrich; Erna Gaß; Hermann Göhring; Gerhilde Grein; Benno Groh; Franz Haas; Ulrich Haenel; Maria Hallermann,geb.Berning; Cäcilie Hennes; Wolfgang Hesse; Siegfried Hingst; Albert Holler; Hans Hugo Hopf; Hubert Hugger; Kurt Huhn; Lilli Hunnius; Marie-Luise Jhm; Otfried Janken; Thsy Jenrich,geb.Hönn; Hans Jockers; Bernhard van Kampel; Wolfgang Klaus; Clemens Kohler; Ruth-Maria Konsek; Gisela Kückes; Hans Kühn; Hugo Lackmann; Hermann Löchner; Bruno Luchterhand; Josef Leo Madeja; Konrad Maier; Ernst Mansfeld; Johann Maurath; Hartmut Meng; Heinrich Merglen; Karl Michler; Otto Heinrich Moell; Lorenz Molkau; Ruth Mühleisen,geb.Altpeter; Herbert Müller; Wolfgundis Müller-Credner; Dr.med.Hermann Noltemeier; Hugo Ohntrup; Gerhard Pfisterer; Josef Pichotka; Albrecht Rahner; Elisabeth Richarz; Hans-Wilhelm Richter; Paul Rockmann; Oskar Seyfert; Waltraud Sickinger,geb.Ehrenberg; Wolfgang Schaal; Werner Schaefer; Paul Schaudig; Herbert Schellhaaß; Karlheinz Schleicher; Friedrich Wilhelm Schlichting; Eberhard Schorcht; Josef Speck; Oskar Seyfert; Waltraud Sickinger,geb.Ehrernberg; Anny Stibal; Barbara Tönnesmann; Helmut Trendelenburg; Karl-Heinz Wickert; Helmut Wichmann; Jochen von Wickede; Kurt Wilke; Gerhart Wolfsberger; Flora Wunderle; Werner Wundt
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BZK no.
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This number is important for making an inquiry to the relevant archive.
Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Reason for persecution
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Role in the proceeding
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