Gestapo Interrogation Transcripts: Eickemeyer and Grimminger (All Documents)

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Gestapo Interrogation Transcripts: Manfred Eickemeyer and Eugen Grimminger. Part One. Translated by Ruth Hanna Sachs.English translation of ZC13267 Volume 7; NJ1704, Volumes 2, 10, 11, and 22; and, SAM Stanw. No. 12.530: Surviving documentation for Manfred Eickemeyer and Eugen Grimminger.The additional information about the older members of the group who made significant financial contributions to their resistance adds yet another layer to the intrigue. What they did should never be glossed over or forgotten. This volume contains: Manfred Eickemeyer questionnaire (intake) and interrogation, April 6, 1943 Manfred Eickemeyer interrogation, April 7, 1943 Manfred Eickemeyer interrogation, April 9, 1943 Arrest record for Eugen Grimminger Eugen Grimminger questionnaire (intake) and interrogation, March 3, 1943 Eugen Grimminger interrogation continued, March 3, 1943 Eugen Grimminger interrogation, March 4, 1943 Professor Huber statement, March 6, 1943 Results of search of Eugen Grimminger's house, March 2, 1943 Memo to files regarding Eugen Grimminger, March 9, 1943 Arraignment of Eugen Grimminger, March 25, 1943 Prison transfer form for Eugen Grimminger, March 24, 1943 Prison admittance form for Eugen Grimminger, March 24, 1943 Legal correspondence, Eugen Grimminger, March 24, 1943 Legal correspondence, Eugen Grimminger, March 30, 1943 Defense counsel petition, Eugen Grimminger, April 15, 1943 Legal correspondence, Eugen Grimminger, April 21, 1943 Supplementary statement, Eugen Grimminger, March 16, 1943 Prison intake forms Legal correspondence Proofs of service. ISBN (print): 978-0-9822984-3-5. Printed on acid-free paper. Made in the USA. Ships in 24-48 hours. ISBN (digital): 978-1-956508-51-2. Translation © 2004. Show more