File No. ER 3 Gs 313/43
District Court Munich
Mariahilfplatz 17
Munich 7, April 10, 1943 Continue reading
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Re-transfer decree, Katharina Schüddekopf
Copy.
II.
With 1 notebook of files – 1 Re-Transfer Decree with simultaneous transfer of Katharina Schüddekopf to the Investigative Judge of the District Court in Munich, with the request to resolve the question of arrest. I refer to the transfer order dated March 23, 1943 (same file reference). Continue reading
Re-transfer order for Katharina Schüddekopf
Secret State Police [Gestapo]
State Police Headquarters Munich
Brienner Str. 50
Munich, April 8, 1943 Continue reading
Reasons for Gisela Schertling’s arrest
Secret State Police [Gestapo]
State Police Headquarters Munich
Brienner Str. 50
Tel: 28341-45 Continue reading
Schertling taken into custody
Decree:
Due to suspicion of collusion in the matter of high treason Hans Scholl, Schertling is taken into custody [Note 1] on March 29, 1943. Continue reading
Gestapo confiscates letter to Verena Schiel
The student Katharina Schüddekopf, currently in police custody (personal data known) wrote a letter to her friend Frl. Dr. Verena Schiel, Erfurt, Ludendorff Str. 40. In that letter, she told her about the circumstances surrounding her arrest. Continue reading
Initial interrogation of Katharina Schüddekopf
Secret State Police [Gestapo]
State Police Headquarters Munich
II A Sondk./Gei. [Special Commission / Geith] Continue reading
Katharina describes her arrest
I can do nothing but laugh, laugh… [Note 1]
I have been billeted [Note 2] on the Gestapo [Note 3] since Tuesday! Don’t make a dreadful face. I am doing quite well. I am only ‘down’ physically, because a lot has happened recently: … Continue reading
Katharina hears of Traute’s arrest
Suddenly I heard about Traute’s arrest, however five days later. They picked her up early Monday morning. I did not have that “honor”.
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Katharina recalls Traute’s arrest
Suddenly I heard about Traute’s arrest, however five days later. They picked her up early Monday morning. I did not have that “honor”.
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Grimminger taken into custody
Copy.
State Police Headquarters Stuttgart
Stuttgart, March 2, 1943
Vol. No. II A – 67/43. Continue reading
Telex regarding additional arrests
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
Alexander Schmorell’s arrest
On the basis of public advertisements, Alexander Schmorell was recognized in the cellar of the property [located at] Schönererplatz 2 on February 24, 1943 around 11:30 p.m. This led to his capture. He was brought to the State Police Headquarters Munich via the competent police precinct.
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Alexander Schmorell arrest
Once I arrived, I thought about Dr. Uppleger; she lives at Schönererplatz 2. I wanted to ask this woman if I could spend the night at her house.
But before I could reach her property, I was surprised by an air raid alarm. I had no other choice than to look up Dr. Uppleger in the air raid shelter in the basement of her house. Continue reading
Report of search (Graf)
Secret State Police [Gestapo]
State Police Headquarters Munich
Vol. No. 13226/43 II A Sond. [Special Commission]
Munich, February 19, 1943 Continue reading
Willi returns home, taken into custody
Both of them [Willi Graf and Anneliese Graf] returned home around midnight, at which time they were taken into custody, and were transported by automobile to this State Police Headquarters and placed in jail. Continue reading
Willi Graf arrested
When I got home shortly before midnight, I was apprehended by the police officials who were already there.
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Source: Fourth interrogation of Willi Graf, February 26, 1943
Gisela Schertling taken into custody
I met two Secret State Police agents in their apartment, and they took me into temporary custody. Continue reading
Gisela Schertling taken into custody (second version)
To my surprise, I was met by two criminal policemen and brought to the State Police [Gestapo].
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Source: February 24, 1943 interrogation of Gisela Schertling
Gisela Schertling’s version of Hans’ shout-out
This morning I saw Scholl being led from the university. I was standing at the exit. He was led past me, about half a meter [1-1/2 feet] away. He saw me and called out to me: Alex is at home! Tell him I won’t be there this evening! Continue reading
Leaflet 7 during arrest on February 18
When Scholl was apprehended, this draft [of the seventh leaflet] was found in the pocket of his clothes [Note 1]. Continue reading
Hans Scholl arrest
Scholl was taken into temporary custody in the University of Munich on February 18, 1943 around 11 am for suspicion of disseminating the leaflets “Fellow Students!”. He was then taken to the prison of the State Police Headquarters in Munich.
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Source: Initial interrogation of Hans Scholl, February 18, 1943.
Sophie Scholl re Jakob Schmid (v.1)
As already mentioned, we paused on the way up the stairs to pick up leaflets and to briefly read them as we continued to walk. That slowed our pace even further. Just as we had decided to go downstairs – from the third to the second floor – a man stormed up to us, grabbed my brother by the arm and said, “I place you under arrest!” … Continue reading
February 18 (from indictment)
On February 18, 1943, he [Hans Scholl] and his sister also scattered additional inflammatory leaflets. On this occasion, he was observed by the witness Schmied (sic) and was apprehended. [Note 1] … Continue reading
Arrests for bündische activities
The reasons behind my philosophical alienation from the League of German Girls, and therefore the NSDAP, beginning around 1938, have as primary basis the fact that my sister Inge, and my brothers Hans and Werner were arrested in the autumn of 1938 (sic) by officials of the Secret State Police [Gestapo] because of so-called bündische [Note 1] activities. They were kept in custody for several days or weeks. Continue reading
White Rose History: January 1933 - October 1943 