Object ID
2012.1.19ab
Object Name
Notice, Legal and Envelope
Date
6-23-1943
Files
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Description
Brown envelope with printed and typewritten information and a typewritten letter on a half sheet of paper.
Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:
An assemblage of three documents (2012.1.19-.21), the first sent from Karlsruhe by the General Prosecutor to Bernard Koch, whose son wishes to marry an aryan woman, Helga Krebs, whose name suggests that she might be Jewish. In part: "... Your son Justice Inspector Heinrich Koch, needs to attest that his bride and her parents have German blood and ancestry. He will have to bring in the marriage certificates of the bride's parents as well as a birth certificate for her grandmother (Maria Elisabetha Detsel). I will send back the document of compliance which I will receive from the unit doctor as well as the declaration of Oscar Krebs [bride's father] from 20.5.1943." This set includes an original cover with SS stamp, Maria Elisabetha Detzel's birth certificate stating that she was born in 1868 in Bacharach, and a document from the aforementioned Oscar Krebs stating that he agrees that his daughter will marry Koch.
[Related items: 2012.1.20, 2012.1.21]
Dimensions
envelope: 5 x 7"; notice: 6 x 8"
Keywords
General prosecutor, highest german court, Karlsruhe, Reich seal, Bernhard Koch
Subcollection
Early
Recommended Citation
"Request From German General Prosecutor to Bernard Koch Requesting Proof that Finacée is not Jewish" (1943). Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection. 2012.1.19ab.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/bulmash/679