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Kaiserlich-deutsche Marine-Schiffspostkarte (Feldpost) an Frau Professor E. Renard, Bonn am Rhein, Hindenburgstraße
Schnitzler, Hermann (1905-1976) >> 03. Korrespondenz
vor/um 1918
Enthält: Vorderseite: Überlebensgroße Justitia in einem Thronsaal. Sie zeigt auf das gelbe Wort "Judas", das sich über einem Thron mit österreichischer Fahne befindet. Vor dem Thron sieht ein karikaturhafter Mann in Uniform erschrocken zu dem Wort auf. Bei dem Mann handelt es sich wahrscheinlich um den österreichischen Kaiser Karl I. Rückseite: "Liebe Mily! Ganz lieben Dank für deine freundl. Glückwünsche. Leider wird es mit meinem [...] nicht werden. Die Kinder von meinem alten [...]". Der Rest ist schwer zu entziffern. "Alles Gute wünsche ich dir und deinem [...] Herrn Gemahl [...]."
14 x 9 cm
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Person 2 (Funktion): Empfänger
Person 2: Renard, Mily
Vermutlich steht die Darstellung auf der Postkarte in Zusammenhang mit den Spannungen zwischen dem deutschen Reich und Österreich, hervorgerufen durch die Friedensbemühungen Kaiser Karls 1917 und Anfang 1918 und den Versuchen, sich von Deutschland zu lösen.
Renard, Mily - Schauspielerin, Ehefrau von Edmund Renard, geborene von Obstfeldern
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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