Marie Raleigh papers, 1931-1965.

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Marie Raleigh papers, 1931-1965.

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This collection consists of personal papers of Marie Raleigh, also called Bertha Mary Raleigh, or Berta Raleigh. Included are correspondence, post cards, greeting cards, and printed items. Most of the correspondence, both before and after World War II, was written by her nephew, Dieter Hankel of Berlin, to acknowledge gifts. Included also are letters to Mrs. Raleigh from his family members in Germany, and between others.

0.5 linear feet (1 box)

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Tulane University, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8190969

Tulane University, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library

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Hankel, Dieter

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Lehrerbildungsanstalt Speyer

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Hitler-Jugend

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The Hitler-Jugend [Hitler Youth] was an organization in the Nazi Party from 1922-1945, and enlisted children ages 14 and upwards. From the description of Hitler-Jugend [Hitler Youth] film strips, 1938-1939. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 458299995 ...

Raleigh, Marie.

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Marie Raleigh was an aunt of Dieter Hankel, who, along with other family members living in Berlin, wrote to Raleigh during the years 1931-1959. These letters are addressed to Mrs. Raleigh at various addresses including Los Angeles, Shanghai, and New Orleans. Dieter Hankel studied at the Lehrerbildungsanstalt, a teachers' university in Esslinger. He was a member of the Hitler-Jugend, was captured as a lieutenant in Hitler's army near the English Channel, and was then held in England as a prisoner...