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Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, UB - Universitätsarchiv
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UAT 653/2
UAT 653/ Karl Heim (1874-1958), Teilnachlass
Karl Heim (1874-1958), Teilnachlass >> Persönliche Korrespondenz von Karl und Hedwig Heim geb. Uhl
1920, 1935-1958, 1969
Enthält: Enth. u.a.: M. Huth, Hausdame im Schlesischen Konvikt für Studierende der Theologie in Halle an der Saale, 19.1.1920; Johannes Martin Niedermeier, "Zum Geburtstag unseres Professors Karl Heim. Von einem seiner Schüler", 1935 (Druck); Kirchengemeinderat der Stiftskirche Tübingen, 20.1.1944; Generalsynode der Evangelischen Kirche, Wien, 1949; Superintendent Theodor Brandt, Bad Salzuflen, 19.1.1949; Günter Moldenke, Heidelberg, 19.1.1949; Pfarrer Ernst-Otto Becker, Sandhausen, 18.1.1954; Prof. Heinrich Bornkamm, Heidelberg, 19.1.1954; Pfarrer Wilhelm R. Brauer, Leiter des Elias-Schrenk-Instituts, Dillbrecht, 18.1.1954; Pfarrer Wilhelm Busch, Essen, 20.1.1954; Prälat Erich Eichele, Ulm, 19.1.1954; Prof. Walter Freytag, Vorsitzender des Deutschen Evangelischen Missions-Rates, Hamburg, 19.1.1954; Pfarrer Gottfried Freytag, Soest, 17.1.1954; Pfarrer Herbert Fuchs, Mannheim, 18.1.1954; Gruner, Paulinenpflege Winnenden, 13.1.1954; Prof. Wilhelm Hahn, Heidelberg, 14.1.1954; Pastor Heinrich Jochums, Eiserfeld, 20.1.1954; Pfarrer Wolfgang Knapp, Kuppingen, 21.1.1954; Pfarrer Wilhelm Knuth, Hamburg, 18.1.1954; Generalsuperintendent D. Friedrich Wilhelm Krummacher, Berlin, 13.1.1954; Bischof Gerhard May, Wien, 30.1.1954; Prälat Theodor Schlatter, Ludwigsburg, 16.1.1954; Gerhard Schröder, Bundesinnenminister, 21.1.1954; Dekan Dr. [Hans] Seifert, Ulm, 19.1.1954; Dr. C. Ernst Sommer, Direktor des Predigerseminars der Methodistenkirche, Frankfurt, 20.1.1954; D. Erich Stange, Reichswart im Evangelischen Jungmännerwerk Deutschlands, Kassel, 18.1.1954; Prof. Ethelbert Stauffer, Erlangen, 18.1.1954; Pfarrer Karl Stupp, Karlsruhe, 19.1.1954; Pfarrer J.[akob] Weiss, Pirmasens, 18.1.1954; Prof. Heinz-Dietrich Wendland, Kiel, 19.1.1954. 18.1.1954; Oberstudienrat Hans Zachariae, Hamburg, 21.1.1954.
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