(Continued from About My Father (1)) Those “trials by fire” were not far off. After a year of study in Basel, in 1938 Albrecht returned to Germany. He spent approximately a month in Berlin, finishing his theological studies. In early summer of 1938 Albrecht spent almost a month traveling in the UK, visiting London and …
Nicolaus Law Office
German Resistance Links
- Bekennende Kirche (English article) This article could be improved by adding material from the German article
- Bekennende Kirche (German article) The German article is in many respects superior to the English Wikipedia article
- German Resistance (Holocaust Museum) Brief article on the website of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
- German Resistance – Wikipedia Worth reading
- German Resistance Memorial Center Tries to be a comprehensive exhibit of the full range of repression and resistance
- Martin Niemöller House Historical documentation on the BK (in German)
- Memorial Center at Plötzensee Thousands of political prisoners were executed at Plötzensee Prison just outside Berlin.
- Silent Heroes Memorial Center A memorial to people who helped people under almost impossible conditions
Tags
Tag Archive: Darmstadt
About My Father (2)
Tags: 1938, Adolf Hitler, Albrecht Frtiz Nicolaus, Anna K. Nicolaus, Basel, Berlin, BK (Bekennende Kirche), Braunfels, Christmas, concentration camp, Czechoslovakia, Darmstadt, Denis Riley, Düsseldorf, Edinburgh, Elberfeld, England, Essen, Essen-Werden, France, Frankfurt, Germany, Gestapo, Gladys Riley, Hans Schulz, Hartmut Ludwig, Heinrich Held, Heinz Brüggensiecker, Helmut Gollwitzer, Helmut Wolf, Himmler, Italy, Joachim Beckmann, Johannes Beckmann, Johannes Böttcher, Johannes Schlingensiepen, Karl Barth, Kurt Scharf, London, Mail surveillance, Margot Nicolaus, Maria Netter, Martin Karl Nicolaus, Martin Niemöller, Munich Agreement, National Socialist Student Union, Novohrad-Volynskyi, Otto Fricke, Paragraph 90f, Pastor D. Hesse, Pastor Hasse, Paul Schulze von Wiesche, Peace Pledge Union, Poland, Presbyterian Church, Rechtsanwalt Metzger, Rhineland, Roosevelt, Russia, Rzadkowka, Schutzhaft, Siberia, Sondergericht, Strasbourg, Sudetenland, Switzerland, theological exam, Ukraine, Untersuchungsgefängnis, Wehrmacht, Wilhelm Busch, Zwiahel
Berlin Before 1933
MOSAIC #8 I do not remember when exactly (1924, 1925 or 1926?) our family moved from Darmstadt to Berlin where my father had a new job with a company that made small civilian airplanes, the first all-metal airplanes made in Germany, as my father explained proudly. On our train trip from Darmstadt to Berlin we …
My Childhood
MOSAIC #2 My father was lucky: He did not have to go to war. He did not become one of the 1,773,000 Germans killed or one of the four million wounded. In 1914, when World War I broke out, he was 30 years old, had recently married my mother, Lydia Streck, and he had a …
Law Links
- Alameda County Superior Court
- California Department of Corporations
- California Legal Forms
- California Rules of Court
- California Secretary of State
- California State Bar
- Federal Civil Rules
- Federal District Court
- Federal nonprofit tax info
- FindLaw
- Legal Self-Help
- Lexis law search (limited)
- Nolo Press
- Patent database
- U.S. Copyright Office
- U.S. Supreme Court Opinions
- U.S. Trademark Office
Categories
- Addiction (5)
- General (1)
- Law Office (9)
- Local (13)
- Music (11)
- My father (9)
- My Life (51)
- My mother (15)
- My Soap Box (17)
- Photography (9)
- Travel (3)
Recent Posts
- Higher Ed: The Lowdown
- Berkeley Post Office: Not Just a Building
- Emergency Neighborhood Drill
- Benefit: Music School Rises from Ashes
- Carnival in Ambato, Ecuador (Video)
- Keeping Ancient Arts Alive (Peguche, Ecuador)
- My Recovery Audiobook is Out
- A Month in Ecuador — A Travel Blog
- Singing at Walmart on Black Friday
- Pachamama Alliance
