Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.
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Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.
Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.
Erwin Schulz è nato il 13 ottobre 1912 a Tempelhof (distretto di Berlino dal 1920). Nel 1922 entra a far parte del gruppo sportivo operaio “Fichte”. Questi gruppi sportivi erano considerati progressisti e anti borghesi. Cinque anni dopo aderisce al Sindacato dell'associazione centrale degli impiegati. Dopo che Hitler prese il potere nel gennaio 1933, i gruppi di opposizione furono lentamente proibiti, anche il "Fichte". Erwin Schulz fu condannato a cinque anni di reclusione per incitamento di alto tradimento, avendo distribuito volantini antifascisti e aiutato a mantenere le strutture clandestine del "Fichte". Nel successivo decennio passò dalla prigione di Luckau, dai campi di Esterwegen e Börgermoor, dalla divisione punitiva 999, dalle prigioni marocchina, francese, inglese e americana. Solo nell'ottobre 1946 tornò a Berlino.
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Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.changed via the API .
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Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.Erwin Schulz was born on the 13th of October 1912 in Tempelhof (belonging to Berlin since 1920). In 1922, he joined the workers sport group “Fichte”. These sport groups were considered as being progressive and anti-bourgeois. Five years later he joined the trade union, the central association of office workers. After Hitler took over the power in January 1933, opposition groups were slowly forbidden, “Fichte” also. Erwin Schulz was condemned to five years imprisonment for preparation of high treason, because he had distributed antifascist flyers and helped to keep up the clandestine structures of "Fichte". The next ten years he went through the prison of Luckau, the camps of Esterwegen and Börgermoor, the punishment division 999, Moroccan, French, English and American captivity. Not until October 1946 he returned to Berlin.changed via the API .
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Erwin Schulz è nato il 13 ottobre 1912 a Tempelhof (distretto di Berlino dal 1920). Nel 1922 entra a far parte del gruppo sportivo operaio “Fichte”. Questi gruppi sportivi erano considerati progressisti e anti borghesi. Cinque anni dopo aderirà al Sindacato, l'associazione centrale degli impiegati. Dopo che Hitler prese il potere nel gennaio 1933, i gruppi di opposizione furono lentamente proibiti, anche il "Fichte". Erwin Schulz fu condannato a cinque anni di reclusione per incitamento di alto tradimento, avendo distribuito volantini antifascisti e aiutato a mantenere le strutture clandestine del "Fichte". Nel successivo decennio passò dalla prigione di Luckau, dai campi di Esterwegen e Börgermoor, dalla divisione punitiva 999, dalle prigioni marocchina, francese, inglese e americana. Solo nell'ottobre 1946 tornò a Berlino.Erwin Schulz è nato il 13 ottobre 1912 a Tempelhof (distretto di Berlino dal 1920). Nel 1922 entra a far parte del gruppo sportivo operaio “Fichte”. Questi gruppi sportivi erano considerati progressisti e anti borghesi. Cinque anni dopo aderirà al Sindacato, l'associazione centrale degli impiegati. Dopo che Hitler prese il potere nel gennaio 1933, i gruppi di opposizione furono lentamente proibiti, anche il "Fichte". Erwin Schulz fu condannato a cinque anni di reclusione per incitamento di alto tradimento, avendo distribuito volantini antifascisti e aiutato a mantenere le strutture clandestine del "Fichte". Nel successivo decennio passò dalla prigione di Luckau, dai campi di Esterwegen e Börgermoor, dalla divisione punitiva 999, dalle prigioni marocchina, francese, inglese e americana. Solo nell'ottobre 1946 tornò a Berlino.changed by Salvatore Trapani .
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Erwin Schulz è nato il 13 ottobre 1912 a Tempelhof (distretto di Berlino dal 1920). Nel 1922 entra a far parte del gruppo sportivo operaio “Fichte”. Questi gruppi sportivi erano considerati progressisti e anti borghesi. Cinque anni dopo aderisce al Sindacato dell'associazione centrale degli impiegati. Dopo che Hitler prese il potere nel gennaio 1933, i gruppi di opposizione furono lentamente proibiti, anche il "Fichte". Erwin Schulz fu condannato a cinque anni di reclusione per incitamento di alto tradimento, avendo distribuito volantini antifascisti e aiutato a mantenere le strutture clandestine del "Fichte". Nel successivo decennio passò dalla prigione di Luckau, dai campi di Esterwegen e Börgermoor, dalla divisione punitiva 999, dalle prigioni marocchina, francese, inglese e americana. Solo nell'ottobre 1946 tornò a Berlino.Erwin Schulz è nato il 13 ottobre 1912 a Tempelhof (distretto di Berlino dal 1920). Nel 1922 entra a far parte del gruppo sportivo operaio “Fichte”. Questi gruppi sportivi erano considerati progressisti e anti borghesi. Cinque anni dopo aderisce al Sindacato dell'associazione centrale degli impiegati. Dopo che Hitler prese il potere nel gennaio 1933, i gruppi di opposizione furono lentamente proibiti, anche il "Fichte". Erwin Schulz fu condannato a cinque anni di reclusione per incitamento di alto tradimento, avendo distribuito volantini antifascisti e aiutato a mantenere le strutture clandestine del "Fichte". Nel successivo decennio passò dalla prigione di Luckau, dai campi di Esterwegen e Börgermoor, dalla divisione punitiva 999, dalle prigioni marocchina, francese, inglese e americana. Solo nell'ottobre 1946 tornò a Berlino.changed by Salvatore Trapani .
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