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Unterlagen zum inhaftierten Dr. Anton Hilckman im Zweiten Weltkrieg
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Bestand Stadtgeschichtliche Dokumentationen >> 09. Geschichte >> 09.13. Nationalsozialismus, Zweiter Weltkrieg (1933-1945)
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Enthält: enthält: - diverse Briefe von Dr. Anton Hilckman an Verwandte - Brief von Rechtsanwälten Dr. Hoeltzenbein Dr. Swart und Humborg Betreff Dr. Anton Hilckman - handschriftlicher Brief von Anton Hilckman an seine Tante Ida und Onkel Carl Hagemann (Postmeister a.D. in Hörstel) mit der Bitte um Unterstützung der Familie, ihn aus der Haft der Gestapo zu bekommen, da er um sein Leben bangt vom 8.1.1943 - Sammlung von handschriftlichen Zetteln aus der Haft von Anton Hilckman an Tante Ida und Carl Hagemann vom 28.2.1934 - maschinenschriftlicher Brief von Rechtsanwälten Dr. Hoeltzenbein, Dr. Swart und Humborg an Herrn Postmeister a.D. Hagemann über Zurückgesandte Brief an Anton Hilckman vom 16.4.1943 - Brief der Rechtsanwälte Dr. Hoeltzenbein, Dr. Swart und Humborg an Carl Hagemann, darin erwähnt, dass Anton Hilckmann nach verbüßter Strafe weiterhin festgehalten wird im Gerichtsgefängnis am Hindenburgplatz; die Geheime Staatspolizei in Münster, Gutenbergstr. 2, bearbeitet den Fall. Man erwartet Entscheidungen aus Berlin. - Brief von den Rechtsanwälten Dr. Hoeltzenbein, Dr. Swart und Humborg an Carl Hagemann vom 14.5.1934: Anton Hilckman sitzt noch im Gefängnis und möchte Generalvollmacht für sein Testament erteilen. - handschriftlicher Brief von Anton Hilckman an Carl Hagemann vom 19.9.1943 Betreff Anfrage nach Recherchen bezüglich eines Wappens (mit Anker und Haken) eines Epitaphs in Gravenhorst (Betreff Vergleich der Hausmarke). - handschriftlicher Brief von Anton Hilckman an Carl Hagemann vom 4.10.1944; Betreff Recherche eines Hausschildes; Anton Hilckmann wohnt damals in Ibbenbüren, Münsterstr. 44
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