Teilnachlass of the Dönitz secretary Charlotte Mohr (and her husband Walter Mohr…

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of the Dönitz secretary Charlotte Mohr (and her husband Walter Mohr). Pocketed in transparent sleeves a. mod. Filed in a mod. folder. Charlotte Mohr (1909-?), called "Mohrchen", wrote besides further activity for the High Command of the Navy all minutes for Dönitz and Raeder of meetings resp. business trips. Already since 1930 at the OKM, she was transferred to the Mediterranean Department in 1943 and detached to Dönitz. - 23 parts, among them military passport and denazification notice for W. Mohr, identification card, certified copies and receipts, obituaries, etc.

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