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| H. W. Baerensprung (Details anzeigen)
243 Riverside Dr.
New York (Details anzeigen) 25, N. Y. (Details anzeigen)
May 22nd, 1946

Dear Mr. Tillich (Details anzeigen):

Not so long ago I told you that I had received three requests to return to Germany (Details anzeigen) in order to participate in the reconstruction of Germany (Details anzeigen).

The requests to return came from
a) Mr. Hans Venedey (Details anzeigen), Minister of the Interior of Greater Hesse [sic!] , Wiesbaden (Details anzeigen). (encl. A)
b) Mr. Hans Menzel (Details anzeigen), President of the Bavarian Labor Office, Munich (Details anzeigen). (encl. B)
c) Mr. Amelunxen (Details anzeigen), „Oberpräsident“ of Westphalia, Münster i. W. (Details anzeigen) (encl. C)

The enclosures which I attach are copies of the written requests; they are self-explanatory. Furthermore I am sending you my curriculum vitae (encl. D) and also a note on my friend Erich Lewinski (Details anzeigen) who likewise wishes to return to Germany (Details anzeigen). I am sending you this material because I would like you to advise me on how to proceed to expedite our return. So far, I have not heard from any U. S. authority in Washington, D. C. (Details anzeigen) except a note from the State Department dated February 28th, 1946 that my application for permission to depart from the USA (Details anzeigen) had been received and had been assigned Application Nr. 23o84. The State Department has complete files about me since from 1943 – 1945 I worked for the U. S. Government.

I am at complete loss why I am not permitted to return; all the more since I never acquired any other nationality. I entered the USA (Details anzeigen) on a visitor's visa when I came from China (Details anzeigen) in 1940, and I always made it clear to the immigration authorities here that I had the intention to return to Germany (Details anzeigen) as soon as Hitler (Details anzeigen) was defeated.

What would you suggest for me to do? Do you know anybody in Washington (Details anzeigen) to whom I could present my case with some hope of success?

With kind personal regards,

Yours, H. W. Baerensprung (Details anzeigen)


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aBaerensprung, Horst Wolfgang
bNew York City
cNew York, USA
dTillich, Paul
eDeutschland
fDeutschland
gVenedey, Hans
hWiesbaden
iMenzel, Hans
jMünchen
kAmelunxen, Wilhelm Rudolf Konrad
lMünster
mLewinski, Erich
nDeutschland
oWashington, D.C.
pVereinigte Staaten von Amerika
qVereinigte Staaten von Amerika
rChina
sDeutschland
tHitler, Adolf
uWashington, D.C.
vBaerensprung, Horst Wolfgang

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USA, Cambridge, MA, Harvard University, Harvard Divinity School Library, Tillich, Paul, 1886–1965. Papers, 1894–1974., bMS 649/122(20)
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Brief von Horst Baerensprung an Paul Tillich vom 22. Mai 1946
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Brief von Horst Baerensprung an Paul Tillich vom 22. September 1946

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Brief von Horst Baerensprung an Paul Tillich vom 22. Mai 1946, in: Paul Tillich, Korrespondenz. Digitale Edition, hg. von Christian Danz und Friedrich Wilhelm Graf. https://tillich-briefe.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/L10947b.html, Zugriff am ????.

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