Adolf Hitler – signierter Brief vom 18. Februar 1921 über seine Rivalität mit dem Gründer des Bayernbundes Otto Ballerstedt
02.06.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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Auctioneer | Hermann Historica |
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Event location | Germany, Grasbrunn / München |
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Lot 5056 | Adolf Hitler – signierter Brief vom 18. Februar 1921 über seine Rivalität mit dem Gründer des Bayernbundes Otto Ballerstedt
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Otto Ballerstedt (1887 - 1934), Offizier im 1. Weltkrieg, gründet im Herbst 1918 den Bayernbund, der eine Neuorganisation des Deutschen Reichs unter streng föderalistischen Maßstäben plant. Mit dem Aufstieg Hitlers und der NSDAP beginnen die Konflikte, die in den frühen 20er Jahren von verbalen wie körperlichen Attacken geprägt waren. Hitlers Prophezeiung in dem Brief bewahrheitet sich bereits im September 1921, als er gemeinsam mit weiteren Parteigenossen wie Hermann Esser oder Oskar Körner einen Vortrag Ballerstedts im Löwenbräukeller sprengt, wobei Hitler Ballerstedt angreift und schwer verletzt. Von der folgenden Verurteilung Hitlers zu 100 Tagen Freiheitsstrafe wegen Landfiedensbruchs und Körperverletzung sitzt er allerdings nur rund 30 Tage in München-Stadelheim ab, der Rest wird ihm erlassen. Obwohl sich Ballerstedt ab etwa 1925 aus der Politik zurückzieht und Heimatbücher verfasst, wird er am 30. Juni im Zuge des Röhmputsches verhaftet und in der Nähe des KZ Dachau erschossen.
Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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Auction house category: | Third Reich contemporary history |
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