Veröffentlichung "Kaiser und Kabinettschef. Nach eigenen Aufzeichnungen und dem Briefwechsel des Wirklichen Geheimen Rats Rudolf v. Valentini" (1931). Abschriften aus dem Nachlaß Valentini: Bd. 1

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BArch N 1015 Schwertfeger, Bernhard
Schwertfeger, Bernhard >> N 1015 Bernhard Schwertfeger (23. Sept. 1868 -13. Jan. 1953) >> Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten und Materialien >> Veröffentlichte Arbeiten >> Veröffentlichung "Kaiser und Kabinettschef. Nach eigenen Aufzeichnungen und dem Briefwechsel des Wirklichen Geheimen Rats Rudolf v. Valentini" (1931). Abschriften aus dem Nachlaß Valentini
1904-1925
Enthält:
Aufzeichnung über Mittelmeerreise mit Kaiser Wilhelm II., mit Charakteristik des Kaisers, 1904
Friedrich v. Lucanus, 24. Apr. 1904
Berufung Valentini's zum Chef des Zivilkabinetts, 1908
Denkschriften Valentini's, 1914-1916
Adolf v. Harnack "Der Abschied von der weißen Weste" (Zeitungsdruck), 1916
Mitteilung von geplanten deutschen Friedensbedingungen an Österreich-Ungarn, Nov. 1916
Sturz des Reichskanzlers Georg Michaelis, 1917
Reinhard Scheer, 29. Nov. 1917
Kaiser Wilhelm II. an Prinz Max von Baden, 20. Dez. 1917
Valentini's Entlassung, 1917-1918
Paul v. Breitenbach, 21. Nov. 1917
Hans Delbrück, 17. Dez. 1917
Aufzeichnung Valentini's zur Entlassung seines Nachfolgers Fritz v. Berg, 10. Okt. 1918
Friedrich Thimme, 16. Okt. 1919
Gottlieb v. Jagow, 10. Jan. 1920
Bogdan Graf v. Hutten-Czapski, 21. Jan. 1921
Valentini über das Buch "Der Große Krieg in Feld und Heimat" von Max Bauer, 1921
Georg Michaelis, 16. Jan. 1922
Adolf v. Harnack, 25. März u. 11. Dez. 1922
Moritz Frh. v. Lyncker, 9. März 1923
Friedrich Schmidt-Ott, 30. Juli 1924
Friedrich Wilhelm v. Loebell, 7. Okt. 1925
Werner v. Alvensleben betr. Deutschnationale Volkspartei, 8. Nov. 1925
Kondolenzen Kaiser Wilhelms II., Hermann Fürsten v. Hatzfeld's und Friedrich Schmidt-Ott's zum Tode Valentini's, 1925
Schwertfeger, Bernhard, 1868-1953
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