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English: Chief clerk to the Reichspräsident Otto Meissner and Reichspräsident Friedrich Ebert during a cure in Bad Mergentheim in 1922.
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Source Hans-Otto Meissner: Junge Jahre im Reichspräsidentenpalais, 1987, page S. 92
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