Attorney General’s Office
[Illegible] 4524
Munich, March 2, 1943
Prielmayr Str. 5
Telephone: Local exchanges 5791, long distance 57801 Continue reading
Attorney General’s Office
[Illegible] 4524
Munich, March 2, 1943
Prielmayr Str. 5
Telephone: Local exchanges 5791, long distance 57801 Continue reading
I have known Fritz Hartnagel for about 8 or 9 years. He is 26 years old, from Ulm. He is an officer in the Air Force (Captain), on active duty. Continue reading
Later – in July – I received another 100 Marks [$800.00] [from Fritz Hartnagel]. From this total of 300 Marks [$2400.00], I used 40 Marks [$320.00] to buy him some books. The remainder of 260 Marks [$2080.00] was spent once we began working on our leaflet operation. Continue reading
In May 1942 during a short furlough, Hartnagel gave me the sum of 200 Marks [$1600.00] to use as I wished.
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Source: Third interrogation of Sophie Scholl, February 20, 1943
With regards to the literary letters that I wrote, this is about a newsletter entitled Windlicht [Storm Lantern]. These letters were sent to a former circle of friends from Ulm, a circle that has been torn apart by the war. It was a means of building an intellectual bridge. Continue reading
I have been involved in a romantic relationship with Hartnagel since 1937. We had been planning to be married later. Continue reading