2001, Zeitzeugengeschicte von Springe 1925 bis 1956 (History of Springe) GERMAN

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The title and subtitles on the title page are, Eitzeugengeschichte von Springe 1925 bis 1956. Vorkriegszeit, Zweiter Weltkrieg, Nachkriegszeit. Ereignisse und Geschichten in und aus der alten Stadt", which translates according to Google as, "Witness History from Springe 1925 to 1956. Pre-war period, Second World War, post-war period. Events and stories in and out of the old town" .  Authored by Heinrich Kalisch and Hans Heinrich Seedorf, published by "Springe 2001" (on title and copyright page), ISBN 3-00-008648-X.  The book is in LIKE NEW CONDITION.  Clean white and black boards, no interior marks in 328 clean and solidly bound glossy pages with MANY PHOTOS, ILLUSTRATIONS, BIOGRAPHIES, AND OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE TOWN OF SPRINGE BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER WORLD WAR II.
Springe is a town in the district of Hanover, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated near the Deister hills, 22 kilometres (14 mi) southwest of Hanover (Wikipedia).
Here is a Google translated description of the authors and their contributions to this book, as provided in another listing of the book:
"The two authors, Heinrich Kalisch, born 1925, the "reliable memory of Springe" and Prof. Dr. Hans Heinrich Seedorf, born in 1923, retired university lecturer and Springer citizen for over 40 years, describes and documents from my point of view the events in the city of Springe between 1925 and 1956. Heinrich Kalisch, as a home-minded passionate collector, has his experiences and those of almost 200 named by name Contemporary witnesses written down in 273 reports.
Hans Heinrich Seedorf combined these reports with events in German and European history and presented a historical overview every year. The 317 casualties and 26 civilian war dead from Springe named with their life dates occupy a special place. The refugees, the prisoners of war and the men of the first hour also have extensive observations."
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