Sent in the original with request for information: Unconditional – Conditional – Of a misdemeanor in accordance with § 35 St. RBO. (Please cross out whatever is not applicable.)
Place and date: Berlin, April 8, 1943. Signature: As Ordered. Continue reading
National Criminal Police
Police Headquarters Munich
Crime Lab – Munich, February 21, 1943 Continue reading
Scholl’s second visit occurred shortly before Christmas. I recall this because he told me he wanted to use [Christmas] vacation to take a trip. He then immediately told me that several good friends [Note 1] of his had gotten entangled in a bad situation. These were economists, officers, and partly persons in high places who were trying to bring about peace talks with Russia. Continue reading
Before I joined the NS League of Students, I did not belong to any political party or organization. I have never been politically active. I volunteered for propaganda work, preparing translations from the French and quotations from philosophical writings of Nietzsche and Schopenhauer. I did this work for the university in Berlin. Continue reading
He had to turn down an appointment to be department chairman at the National Institute for Musicology in Berlin, as he was unable to obtain permission from his competent government office. [Note 1] Continue reading
After that, I continued my studies at the University of Berlin for 3 semesters.
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Source: Initial interrogation of Katharina Schüddekopf, March 23, 1943
I was born in Berlin, son of chief engineer Karl Eickemeyer and his wife Magdalena, a married couple. When I was 2 years old, my parents relocated to Munich. I was raised in Pöcking, where my parents had property. From 1909-1913, I attended elementary school there. In 1913/1914, I was in a monastery school in Fürstenstein near Passau. Continue reading
White Rose History: January 1933 - October 1943 