Persons
Klepper reports about narrower contacts with writers: Reinhold Schneider and Rudolf Alexander Schröder are called multiple. Klepper mentions several prominent concentration camp prisoners - activists of the Bekennenden Kirche - thus, e.g., the pastor Ehrenberg-Bochum.
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