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Briefe, Postkarten und Telegramme von Privatpersonen an Lujo Brentano zum 80. Geburtstag am 18. Dezember 1924, H - O
Enthält auch:
- Brief von Erich Mühsam (1878-1934), Münchener Räterevolutionär 1918, aus der Haft
- Manuskript der Ansprache, gehalten von Dr. Walther Lotz in der Volkswirtschaftlichen Gesellschaft, München
Archivale
Hallgarten Constanze - Brief mit Trauerrand 1924
Halpern Georg, Hamburg - Telegramm 1924
Hamm Eduard, Reichswirtschafts- - minister, Brief 1924
Hamm Franz, Trier - Telegramm 1924
Hartmann Gottfried, München - Postkarte 1924
Hausmann, S., München - Brief 1924
Helbing Hugo, München - Brief 1924
Heller Alfred, Dr., München - Brief 1924
Herbst, Regierungspräs. Ostpreußen - Telegramm 1924
Herkner Heinrich, Berlin-Charl. - Brief 1924
Hertz Wilhelm G., Köln - Brief 1924
Heyking Elisabeth, Berlin - Telegramm 1924
Heynen Reinhard, Dr., Düsseldorf - Brief 1924
Hiegle Elisabeth, Freisbach - Brief 1924
Homburger Paul, Dr. Karlsruhe - Karte 1924
Hornstein von, Ferdinand - Telegramm 1924
Huber Lorenz, Köln - Brief 1924
Imbihl Otto - Postkarte 1924
Ito Hanya, Berlin-Wilm. / Japan - Postkarte 1924
Jaeckel Albert, Berlin - Postkarte 1924
Jastrow Ignaz, Prof. Dr., Berlin - Brief 1924
Joachbauer, N., München - Brief 1924
Jürgens Charlotte, Darmstadt - Postkarte 1924
Keyssner, G., Dr., Meiningen - Brief 1925
Kisch Wilhelm, München - Brief 1924
Knapp Georg Friedrich, Darmstadt - Telegramm 1924
Koegerl Gottlieb, Starnberg - Karte 1924
Kolwey Karl, München - Postkarte 1924
Konjauski, ..., Berlin - Telegramm 1924
Kröner Robert, Stuttgart - Brief 1924
Kuehlmann, ... - Telegramm 1924
Landauer Carl, Dr., München - Brief 1924
Lenel Otto, Freiburg - Brief 1924
Leontief W., Prof., Berlin - Telegramm 1924
Leubuscher Charlotte - Brief 1924
Lewald Theodor, Dr., Berlin - Brief 1924
Lewin J., Dr., St. Petersburg / Berlin - Brief 1924
Lieben Thilde (Mathilde) - Brief 1924
Löb James, Weimar - Telegramm 1924
Lobach Martha, Göttingen - Brief 1924
Loewenstein Karl, München - Brief 1924
Löhner Otto, Ministerialrat München - Brief 1924
Lotz Walter, München - Brief 1924
Luebeck Julius, Dr., München - Brief 1924
Lutz Hermann, München - Postkarte 1924
Manes Alfred, Prof. Dr., Berlin - Brief 1924
Matt Wilhelm, Dr., Aschaffenburg - Brief 1924
Mayer, ...., Brünn? - Telegramm 1924
Melle von, Werner, Hamburg - Karte 1924
Mende Käthe, Berlin - 2 Briefe 1924/25
Meuser ..., Gießen - Postkarte 1924, s. auch Nr. 24
Miller von, Oskar, München - Brief 1924
Mombert, V., Gießen - Brief 1924
Mommsen Theodor (1905-1958), Wien - Brief 1924
Mühsam Erich - Brief aus der Haft 1924
Müller von, Ernst, Dr., München - Brief 1924
Neumayer Hans, Prof., München - Karte 1924
Nieder, A., München - Brief 1924
Nostiz, Dr., ...., Dresden - Brief 1924
Nötzel Karl, Pasing - Brief 1924
Oeser Rudolf, Minister Reichsbahnges. - Telegramm 1924
Oettingen-Metternich, Fürst - Brief mit Trauerrand 1924
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