Portrait of future SA-Sanitäts-Brigadeführer Dr. med. Arnulf Streck.
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SA-Sanitäts-Brigadeführer Dr. Dr. Arnulf Streck
SA-Sanitäts-Brigadeführer Dr. Dr. Arnulf Streck
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Top picture! Thanks for sharing Michal.
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Great photo, Michal!
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Hello to all 
; a complement.................................
SA.-Sanitätsbrigadeführer Dr.Dr. Arnulf Streck.
"Arnulf Streck was born on July 7, 1891 in Munich. Before he became a doctor, he first studied veterinary medicine. After completing his training as a doctor, Streck became a specialist in gynecology and settled in Fürth in 1931, where he set up a private women's clinic in the same year. -
Streck was a capable and brave soldier. In August 1914 he volunteered for the Munich Foot Artillery Regiment (Fuß Artillerie-Regiment München) and was at the front almost continuously until the end of the war. Even after the end of the war, Streck made himself available as a fighter; He belonged to a patrol unit of the Munich military regiment until 1920, after which he joined the Bund Oberland and took an active part in the battles in Upper Silesia and then in the storming of the Annaberg. During the Soviet Republic in Munich, Streck was employed by the Bund Oberland as city commander. A high point in his life was the march to the Feldherrnhalle on November 9, 1923. He was therefore one of the bearers of the Blood Order, the highest and most valuable award of the National Socialist movement.
Arnulf Streck developed a militant activity in the party that placed him in the front line of the struggle to achieve our National Socialist goals. He enjoyed a particularly high level of trust from his Gauleiter, the Franconian leader Pg.(*) Streicher, who gave him important offices in the party. Streck became a county speaker, district speaker and section head; he led the local group Fürth-Mitte and was appointed in 1933 after the National Socialist uprising as the commissioner for the health system and the synchronization of the medical professional associations in Fürth.
Arnulf Streck proudly wore the SA man's brown uniform. After joining the SA in 1931. Once he had joined, he became a standard doctor the following year, again a year later medical officer and on December 9, 1933 medical brigade commander and brigade doctor of Brigade 87 Mittelfranken. In 1934, Chief of Staff Pg. Lutze, in agreement with the Reich Medical Leader, appointed him as liaison to the Chief of Medical Services of the SA."
"Dr. Streck was one of the first academics to support the Führer and his goals in Fürth. He was not satisfied with his work as a doctor in the SA. but also worked tirelessly as a political soldier for National Socialist Germany. He left us too soon. But whoever has fought for his people and his fatherland up to now will live forever. He will remain unforgettable for the district and for the city of Fürth".
On November 1, 1936, Dr. Streck dies on the consequences of a stomach carcinoma in Berlin.
(*) Pg: Parteigenosse - Party member.
Sources: https://www.abebooks.com/first-edition/ ... 5004854/bd
Cheers. Raúl M
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; a complement.................................SA.-Sanitätsbrigadeführer Dr.Dr. Arnulf Streck.
"Arnulf Streck was born on July 7, 1891 in Munich. Before he became a doctor, he first studied veterinary medicine. After completing his training as a doctor, Streck became a specialist in gynecology and settled in Fürth in 1931, where he set up a private women's clinic in the same year. -
Streck was a capable and brave soldier. In August 1914 he volunteered for the Munich Foot Artillery Regiment (Fuß Artillerie-Regiment München) and was at the front almost continuously until the end of the war. Even after the end of the war, Streck made himself available as a fighter; He belonged to a patrol unit of the Munich military regiment until 1920, after which he joined the Bund Oberland and took an active part in the battles in Upper Silesia and then in the storming of the Annaberg. During the Soviet Republic in Munich, Streck was employed by the Bund Oberland as city commander. A high point in his life was the march to the Feldherrnhalle on November 9, 1923. He was therefore one of the bearers of the Blood Order, the highest and most valuable award of the National Socialist movement.
Arnulf Streck developed a militant activity in the party that placed him in the front line of the struggle to achieve our National Socialist goals. He enjoyed a particularly high level of trust from his Gauleiter, the Franconian leader Pg.(*) Streicher, who gave him important offices in the party. Streck became a county speaker, district speaker and section head; he led the local group Fürth-Mitte and was appointed in 1933 after the National Socialist uprising as the commissioner for the health system and the synchronization of the medical professional associations in Fürth.
Arnulf Streck proudly wore the SA man's brown uniform. After joining the SA in 1931. Once he had joined, he became a standard doctor the following year, again a year later medical officer and on December 9, 1933 medical brigade commander and brigade doctor of Brigade 87 Mittelfranken. In 1934, Chief of Staff Pg. Lutze, in agreement with the Reich Medical Leader, appointed him as liaison to the Chief of Medical Services of the SA."
"Dr. Streck was one of the first academics to support the Führer and his goals in Fürth. He was not satisfied with his work as a doctor in the SA. but also worked tirelessly as a political soldier for National Socialist Germany. He left us too soon. But whoever has fought for his people and his fatherland up to now will live forever. He will remain unforgettable for the district and for the city of Fürth".
On November 1, 1936, Dr. Streck dies on the consequences of a stomach carcinoma in Berlin.
(*) Pg: Parteigenosse - Party member.
Sources: https://www.abebooks.com/first-edition/ ... 5004854/bd
Cheers. Raúl M
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