Burial of police officers Paul Anlauf and Franz Lenck, 1931

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In a police operation against demonstrating communists, two police officers, Anlauf and Lenck, were shot. The murderer was probably Erich Mielke, who fled abroad. After 1945, Mielke became head of the state security service of the GDR. By the tomb of Anlauf stand the Prussian Minister of the Interior, Albert Grzesinki, the Berlin police chief, Berhard Weiss, the commander of the Berlin police, Magnus Heimannsberg and Genz.

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SZ Photo

Date:

01.01.1931

31.12.1931

Location:

Germany

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00296332

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4956px x 3636px

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No model release, no property release. No commercial, merchandising or advertising use without release by SZ Photo

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SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo

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Historical archives

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Street fights 1919 - 1932

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1930s conflicts historical Kampforganisation NSDAP politics street fight unrest 30s Battles Bloody Conflicts Burial Bury Cemetery Clergy Clergyman Coffin Conflicts Crises Decorated Historical Nsdap Poizist Police Politics Red Front Rotfrontkaempfer Solemnly Storm Department Street Fighting Weimar Republic

Headline:

Burial of police officers Paul Anlauf and Franz Lenck, 1931

Date:

01.01.1931

Photographer:

SZ Photo

Image ID:

00296332