top of page

Who's Who

Who's who

Who's who

Postcard (cancelled but not sent) depicting Baldur von Schirach (1907-1974), German politician who served as head of the Hitler Youth from 1931 to 1940. From 1940 to 1945, Schirach served as the Gauleiter (district leader) and Reichsstatthalter (Reich governor) of Vienna. Ref: 17.09.1942


WHO'S WHO

Noteworthy people within the Brief History collection

(for artists and cartoonists click here)


A


Adler, Johannes (1899-1963)

Musical instrument manufacturer - see 27/7




B


Bartels, Adolf (1862-1945)

German journalist, writer and poet - see 23.01.1943 - 33/9


Behring, Emil von (1854-1917)

German physiologist

Bergkessel, Erich (1889-????)

Kapitänleutnant - see 08.03.1939


Bochmann, Julius (????-????)

German philatelist and postmark expert


Brauchle, Alfred (1898-1964)

German physician and naturopath




C


Churchill, Winston (1874-1965)

British Prime Minister 1940-1945 and 1951-1955


'Give us the tools' speech, February 1941




D


Dahmann, Kurt (1915-2005)

German philatelist - see 33/21


Diebitsch, Karl (1899-1985)

German artist and SS officer responsible for designing much of the SS regalia


Dollfuss, Engelbert (1892-1934)

Austrian politician, President and Dictator of Austria 1932-1934

See 17/80


Dreschel, Margot (1908-1945)

Concentration camp prison guard




F


Fehleisen, Georg (1893-1936)

German architect


Franco, Francisco (1892-1975)

(see P.140 of LBC Spain in Revolt)

Spanish general, dictator


Frederick the Great (1712-1786)

King in/of Prussia




G


Glasewald, A.E. (1861-1926)

German philatelist


Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749-1932)

German polymath


Göring, Hermann (1893-1946) - see 33/43

German politician, aviator, military leader, and convicted war criminal

Göring, Emmy (1893-1973)

Second wife of Hermann Göring

Göring, Edda (1938-2018)

Only daughter of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring


Guderian, Heinz (1888-1954)

German general of WWII




H


Heinrich of Saxony, Ernst (1896-1971)

Prince of the Saxon Royal Family


Hindenburg, Paul von (1847-1934)

President of Germany 1925-1934


Högler, Sigmund (????-????)

Retired Lieutenant-Colonel. Jewish persecution.

Höhlig, Martin (1882-1948)

German society photographer


Hompel, Rudolf ten (1878-1948) - postcard sent to Sofie ten Hompel (self-addressed?). A relative? - see 34/53


Horthy, Niklaus (Miklós) (1868-1957)

Hungarian admiral, statesman and regent of the Kingdom of Hungary




I


Imhoff, Sigmuind von (1881-1967)

German Generalmajor




K

Kestenberg, Leo (1882-1962)

Prussian Ministry of Culture in 1932


Kramerius, Václav Matěj (1753-1808)

Czech publisher, important early figures of the Czech National Revival




L


Lämmel, Wilfried (1904-1974)

Kreisleiter and SS-Standartenführer

Lauterbacher, Hartmann (1909 - 1988)

Senior regional leader of the Hitler Youth


Lehár, Franz (1870-1948)

Austro-Hungarian composer

Lettow-Vorbeck, Paul von (1870-1964)

German Colonel of WWI, 'Rommel' of East Africa




M


May, Karl (1842-1912)

German writer of adventure novels


Meyer, Dr. Sepp (????-????)

Regierungsdirektor Vienna?, Amts für Kommunalpolitik (Gauleitung Niederdonau)


Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791)

Composer and musician


Mussolini, Benito (1883-1945)

Italian Prime Minister (1922-1943), leader of Italian Fascism (1919-1945)




N


Nadolny, Rudolf (1873-1953)

German Diplomat


Neurath, Konstantin von (1873-1956)

Protector of Bohemia and Moravia




P


Paul, Prince Regent (1893-1976) of Yugoslavia

Pictured with Princess Olga (1903-1997).


Pope Pius XI  (1857-1939)

Italian priest, 260th Pope, 1922-1939




R


Roettig, Wilhelm Fritz von (1888-1939)

German general, first general to be killed in World War II

Rosegger, Peter (1843-1918)

Austrian poet and author




S


Sauer, Arthur (1874-1946)

German Chemist and entrepreneur


Schickedanz, Arno (1892-1945)

German journalist


Schirp, Will (1874-1952)

Poet (https://www.heimatjahrbuch-vulkaneifel.de/VT/hjb2009/hjb2009.81.htm) - see 27/36

Schirach, Baldur (1907-1974)

German politician, Leader of the Hitler Youth, Governor of Vienna


Schlegelberger, Franz (1876-1970)

State Secretary in the German Reich Ministry of Justice

Schnitzler, George von (1884-1962)

Board member at I G Farben, war criminal

Schönerer, Georg von (1842-1921)

Austrian politician (German nationalist) - see 7/12

Schulenburg, Graf von der (1875-1944)

German diplomat, conspirator of the 20th July Bomb Plot


Schwarz, Franz Xaver (1875-1947)

National Treasurer of the Nazi party

Schweitzer, Hans (1901-1980)

Reich Commissioner for Artistic Design, potage stamp designer


Sieger, Hermann E. (1902-1954)

German National Socialist politician and philatelist

Simmross, Krafft Friedrich Wilhelm (????-????)

German Military Intelligence


Spies, Otto von (????-????)

German Kapitanleutnant ('Arkona', floating anti-aircraft battery)

Spitzweg, Carl (1808-1885)

German artist


Stein, Edith (1891-1942)

Canonised Catholic convert

Stein, Heinrich Friedrich Karl (1757-1831)

Prussian statesman and reformer


Stephan, Heinrich von (1831-1897)

Postal Director for the German Empire




T


Thieme,Clémens (1861-1945)

German architect

Thyssen, 'Fritz' (1873-1951)

German Industrialist


Tschammer, Hans von (1887-1943)

German Reichs Sports Leader




W


Wagner, Josef (1899-1945)

Gauleiter of Gau Westphalia-South and Gau Silesia, Reichskommissar for Pricing

Wagner, Winifred (1897-1980)

Wife of Siegfried Wagner, Richard Wagner's son.


Webb, Sidney (1859-1947)

British socialist, economist and reformer

Wegerer-Seebach, Asta von (1854-1931)

German poet and composer




Z


Zamenhof, L.L. (1859-1917)

Russian linguist, creator of Espernto



Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page


02_01_1933 Deutscher Turnerbund 1922.webp

bottom of page