Technische nothilfe files [microform], 1920-1945.

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Technische nothilfe files [microform], 1920-1945.

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The so-called biographic records of the Berlin Document Center consist of personnel and related records of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei (NSDAP) and its affiliated organizations and activities from the founding of the Party in 1920 until 1945. The Emergency technical help series on roll 1 (G099) files begin with Alfred Abraham, on roll 2(G100) with Jürgen Blech, on roll 3 (G101) with Ernst Diebel, on roll 4 (G102) with Kurt Gehrke, on roll 5 (G103) with Fritz Helmerich, on roll 6 (G104) with Willy Keiz, on roll 7 (G105) with Herbert Kühnel, on roll 8 (G106) with Erwin Lorenz, on roll 9 (G107) with Alfons Newmann, on roll 10 (G108) with Wilhelm Prussner, on roll 11 (G109) with Georg Schaale, on roll 12 (G110) with Bruno Spann, and on roll 13 (G111) with Waldemar Geyer (out of alphabetical sequence) then Karl Wennerich.

13 microfilm reels.

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Berlin Document Center

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