Correspondence with Auerbach, Walter
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Biographical History
Dr. Walter Auerbach (born Siegmund Selig Auerbach; 1905-1975) was a German centre-left politician and anti-Nazi resistance fighter. He had turned away from Judaism when he turned full age. After being briefly imprisoned by the Nazis he fled to The Netherlands (1933) and later to England (1939). He returned to Germany after the war and served as high ranking state official. See Röder, W. and H. Strauss (ed.), , Munich, Saur, 1980, p. 24
Scope and Content
Correspondence regarding an information request by Auerbach on economist and former NSDAP politician Heinrich Hunke, who was about to start a career as state official in Lower Saxony in the early 1950s.
Conditions Governing Access
open
People
- Hunke, Heinrich August Johann
- Auerbach, Walter
Subjects
- Nazis
- Remigrants
- Christian converts from Judaism
Places
- Lower Saxony
- West Germany [1949-1990]