To be written:
People’s Court Accounting Office
Berlin, April 30, 1943
6 J 24/43 g
1 H 101/43 Continue reading
To be written:
People’s Court Accounting Office
Berlin, April 30, 1943
6 J 24/43 g
1 H 101/43 Continue reading
/Stamp: 184.95 [$1,479.60] was disbursed [illegible].
Berlin, April 30, 1943.
Accounting Office of the People’s Court/ Continue reading
6 J 24 /43
1 H 101/43
IN THE NAME OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE
In the criminal case against Continue reading
Dr. Eduard Eble, Attorney-at-Law
[Illegible] Street 50/ Third Floor
[Telephone and bank accounts: Illegible]
Office Hours: 4 – 6 o’clock
Except for Wednesday and Saturday Continue reading
/Stamp: April 28, 1943/
Public Session of the 1st Council of the People’s Court
Munich, April 19, 1943 Continue reading
2nd Trial Against the Students in Munich
April 19, 1943
Munich – Palace of Justice Continue reading
Susanne Hirzel makes an open and good impression. This court believes her statement, that she did not know that her brother was involved in treasonous activities. But it is unforgivable that she did not look to see what actually was contained in that package of several hundred “letters” with allegedly harmless internal-political content. That would have been expected of her. Continue reading
[Cover sheet for transmittal letter to all defendants.]
Fee for pre-trial activity (visits with all of the accused
On April 13, 1943 in Neudeck and Stadelheim) 40 + 20 + 20 Marks = 80 60 Marks
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Source: Eble’s invoice to People’s Court dated April 27, 1943
Criminal case against Schmorell and 10 others
6J 24/43 g
1H [illegible]/43 Continue reading
The Chief Prosecutor of the Reich, People’s Court
6J 24 / 43
Berlin, April 8, 1943 Continue reading
Telex No. [illegible]
From: The State Police Headquarters In: Munich Continue reading
Secret State Police [Gestapo]
State Police Headquarters Munich
Munich, March 23, 1943 Continue reading
Telex. No. 309
From To STL [State Police Headquarters] in Munich
Received on March 1, 1943 at: 10:15 am. Recorded by: Ressel. Continue reading
I 15 Js 12/43
Contents: 1 Leaflet with envelope Continue reading
With regards to questions on this matter, I hereby expressly state that no other persons financed our operations. I believe Schmorell had already returned from Vienna when my sister Sophie Scholl – at my request – traveled to Augsburg and Stuttgart with around 1000 leaflets. We had prepared around 200 letters for Augsburg and around 800 letters for Stuttgart. My sister mailed these letters in those cities. Continue reading