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Lebensborn

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Post by mephistow » 22 Dec 2003, 22:55

I am currently seeking information about the Lebensborn project. Particularly information about the fate of the children conceived. Are they registered or does anybody know of any files/documentation which exist.

Any information on links welcome.

Thanks
Jessika

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Post by K.Kocjancic » 22 Dec 2003, 23:51

"Master race: the Lebensborn experiment in Nazi Germany"
by Clay, Catrine and Leapman, Michael
ISBN.................... : 0-340-58978-7
IMPRESUM................ : London : Hodder & Stoughton, 1995


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Post by Georges JEROME » 23 Dec 2003, 00:56

Hi,

I recommand you 2 books :

a french one (translated ?)

Marc Hillel Au nom de la race (in name of the race)
journalist style based upon good sources of trials interesting to read.
good pics of the SS Staff of Lebensborn.


a german one :
"Der Lebensborn ev " by Georg Lilienthal
FIscher Taschenbuch
a scholarship study upon Lebensborn. very good work

best

Georges

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Post by Germania » 23 Dec 2003, 11:22

I have an file but must search it from "Der freiwillige" the included is far from the books in the top and the point of view is really different!

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Post by Timo » 23 Dec 2003, 11:46

After the DDR went down parts of the wartime Lebensborn administration were found in East German archives, which included cards with the identity and personal files of many (but not all) Lebensborn children. The Lebensborn archive can be found at the Bundesarchiv (German National Archives) in Berlin.

The address:

Bundesarchiv Berlin
Finckensteinallee 63
D-12205 Berlin
http://www.bundesarchiv.de

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Post by Timo » 23 Dec 2003, 11:49

Some serious books about this topic:

Albrecht, Jörg:"Rohstoff für Übermenschen", Artikel in Zeit-Punkte 3/2001 zum Thema Biomedizin, S. 16-18

Benz, W.; Graml, H.; Weiß, H.(1997):Enzyklopädie des Nationalsozialismus, Digitale Bibliothek, CD-Rom, Band 25, Directmedia GmbH, Berlin.

Clay, Catrine / Michael Leapman: "Herrenmenschen", Das Lebensborn-Experiment der Nazis, Heyne-TB 1997.

Georg Lilienthal "Der Lebensborn e. V.", Fischer Verlag 1993, vergriffen

Heidenreich, Gisela: Das endlose Jahr. Die langsame Entdeckung der eigenen Biographie - ein Lebensbornschicksal.2002.

Lilienthal, Georg : Der Lebensborn e.V. Ein Instrument nationalsozialistischer Rassenpolitik. Frankfurt/M 2003.

Schmitz-Köster, Dorothee: "Deutsche Mutter bist du bereit", Alltag im Lebensborn, Aufbau-Verlag 2002.

Olsen, Kare: Vater: Deutscher. Das Schicksal der norwegischen Lebensbornkinder und ihrer Mütter von 1940 bis heute. München 2002

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Post by Alfred Naujocks » 26 Dec 2003, 11:29

Was Gerhard Schroder one of these children?

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Post by Phil Nix » 26 Dec 2003, 11:46

mephistow wrote:I am currently seeking information about the Lebensborn project. Particularly information about the fate of the children conceived. Are they registered or does anybody know of any files/documentation which exist.

Any information on links welcome.

Thanks
Jessika
In 1992 ITV showed a programme about the daughter of Friedrich Jeckeln SS Obergruppenführer called Renate born at the home at Steinhöring in 1942, the mothers name is unknown
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Post by Timo » 26 Dec 2003, 12:00

Alfred Naujocks wrote:Was Gerhard Schroder one of these children?
No

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Post by Drew Maynard » 08 Jan 2004, 04:47

I thought (rumour?) from a good friend in Sweden that one of the girls in abba (the band) was a lebensborn child

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Post by Bjørn from Norway » 08 Jan 2004, 14:04

Hello!
No, she was no Lebensborn child, but her father was German.
She is from North Norway, but he mother moved to Sweden just after the war.

B

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Post by Phil Nix » 14 Jan 2004, 11:31

philmil wrote:
mephistow wrote:I am currently seeking information about the Lebensborn project. Particularly information about the fate of the children conceived. Are they registered or does anybody know of any files/documentation which exist.

Any information on links welcome.

Thanks
Jessika
In 1992 ITV showed a programme about the daughter of Friedrich Jeckeln SS Obergruppenführer called Renate born at the home at Steinhöring in 1942, the mothers name is unknown
Philmil
Here is a picture of Jeckelns daughter and her mother
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Post by krämbulle » 16 Jan 2004, 12:29

I don't know if this will help but I found this homepage when a documentary regarding the fate of some norwegian lebensborn-children where shown on Swedish television.

http://home.no.net/lebenorg/

The documentary is mentioned on that hompage, you might be able to find it somewhere, I think that it was partially made in english.

/Johan

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Post by DrNeil » 30 Jan 2005, 19:10

I wondered if I have any half-cousins, after I saw a documentary about Agneta. Can Max Henze be found in these Lebensborn archives? Not in Norway obviously.

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Post by Samuel Mitcham » 21 Jun 2006, 03:43

Peter Neumann (Newmann?) was an SS man who wrote a book entitled "The Black March." It was previously published as "Other Men's Graves" (also published in French, I believe). I read the book years ago. Neumann did a temporary duty assignment as a stud at one of the Lebensborn facilities. Very interesting. He and his mate produced a child.

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