Prussia (Germany). Polizeipräsident in Berlin
Organization
Biography
This is the Chief of Police (not in LC/NAF, which does have the Pollice Headquarters: Prussia (Germany).--Polizeipräsidium in Berlin) Brockh. Enzyk. p. 126, etc. (With the founding of Germany in 1871, the kingdom of Prussia became a German state although the title Königreich Preussen persisted until 1918; the state was officially dissolved in 1947)
Sources
found: B333.01.0001.0001.00004
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Heinrich Loewenstein's Identification Card Issued by the Police in Berlin, 1939 March 31
Item
Identifier: B333.01.0001.0001.00004
Abstract
Identification card issued by the Polizeipräsident in Berlin to Heinrich Löwenstein [Henry Lowenstein] in Berlin, Germany. The issue date is March 31, 1939, and it is valid until March 31, 1944. After Kristallnacht, Jews were required to apply for identification cards. The left side of the interior is a form with blanks labeled issued location, identification number, expiration date, surname, given names, birth date, birthplace, profession, description, and remarks. The right side has a...
Dates:
1939 March 31
Official Police Emigration Record for Heinrich Loewenstein, 6/5/1939-and 6/8/1939
Item
Identifier: B333.01.0001.0001.00010
Abstract
Official report filed at the police registration office, Polizeipräsident, in Berlin when Heinrich Loewenstein [Henry Lowenstein] emigrated to England. The form has been filled out by hand and signed by Dr. Max Loewenstein. Dated June 5, 1939, the day Heinrich left Germany, the top of the form gives his former address in Berlin and his destination as London, England. Information columns on the form are filled out for Heinrich and include: surname, first name, marital status, profession,...
Dates:
6/5/1939-and 6/8/1939