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20: 221:, was released on 2 September 1944, because of her importance in the development of aircraft. She was now called "Gräfin Schenk", since Hitler wanted to erase the name Stauffenberg. She still maintained contact and support for the imprisoned members of the family. In the final weeks of the war, Melitta was looking for her husband in the concentration camps, and got a 213:
failed, Alexander von Stauffenberg did not take the opportunity to escape to Egypt but returned to Berlin to defend himself. He was arrested, as his wife and all others bearing the family name had been. After his arrest, Stauffenberg told the Gestapo that he: “took the view that the Jewish question
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in 1936, probably due to her criticism of the regime and her lack of full Aryan status. Although she had been reinstated and was very active developing and testing war planes, she might nevertheless have been under surveillance.
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in December 1942, but had to serve in the army again, first at the Eastern Front, where he was wounded again in late 1943. He used the time to finish a book about
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where he had been taken. During the visit, her aircraft was shot down by an American fighter; she died hours later of injuries from the attack and crash-landing.
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Alexander von Stauffenberg's brothers were executed. He and the rest of the adult family members were held in concentration camps. However, Alexander's wife,
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should have been dealt with in a "less extreme manner" because then it would have produced less disturbance among the population”
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ancestry, his brothers refrained from telling him about their plot to assassinate the Führer. On 11 August 1937 at
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Sturzflüge für Deutschland: Kurzbiografie der Testpilotin Melitta Schenk Gräfin von Stauffenberg.
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Aurnhammer, Achim; Braungart, Wolfgang; Breuer, Stefan; Oelmann, Ute (13 November 2015).
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The brothers were born into the old and distinguished aristocratic South German Catholic
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He remarried on 23 July 1949 to Marlene Hoffmann, born at Gross Roppershausen (now
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Amazons to Fighter Pilots - A Biographical Dictionary of Military Women (Volume 2)
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In 1948, Alexander Graf Stauffenberg became a professor of ancient history at the
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Alexander Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg went to school in Stuttgart and studied
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Der andere Stauffenberg. Der Historiker und Dichter Alexander von Stauffenberg
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Because of Alexander's tendency to be outspoken, and because his wife was of
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as a lieutenant at the artillery command of the 68th Army Corps.
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In late April 1945, Alexander Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg was
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Alexander von Stauffenberg earned a Ph.D. in 1928 in Halle and
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Academic staff of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
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Alexander Franz Clemens Maria Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg
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together with about 140 other prominent inmates of the
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His name points to the imperial 44:Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg 14: 588: 510: 167:20 July Hitler Assassination Plot 159:. In July 1944, Alexander was in 283: 28:Count Alexander von Stauffenberg 567:German male non-fiction writers 456: 266:German Archaeological Institute 562:20th-century German historians 418: 393: 375: 362: 333: 62:. 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historian
Berthold Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg
Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg
20 July Plot
Stauffenberg family
Oberhofmarschall
Kingdom of Württemberg
Prussians
August von Gneisenau
Hohenstaufen
ancient history
University of Heidelberg
University of Jena
University of Munich
University of Halle
von Blumenthal
Stefan George
German Resistance
habilitated
University of Würzburg
Hiero II of Syracuse
University of Berlin
University of Gießen
Reichsuniversität Straßburg
Stefan George
Athens
Jewish
Berlin
Wilmersdorf

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