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brutally enforced in Germany, Czechoslovakia had become a favourite destination for exiled German communists, but non-Nazi political activists were now no safer in (former) Czechoslovakia than they would have been in post 1933 Germany. In 1938 or 1939 Rudolf and Emmi Dölling emigrated to the
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at the start of 1933 had its knock-on effect in the German-speaking parts of Czechoslovakia, and Emmi Dölling was briefly arrested. In 1934 she became secretary to the national executive of the Textile Workers' Union.
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Rudolf Dölling, Chef der Politischen Hauptverwaltung der NVA, Botschafter in der UdSSR: Biographische Angaben aus dem Handbuch "Wer war wer in der DDR?"
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retired from his ambassadorial post. When they returned Emmi became a member of the national executive of the
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Medal for Outstanding Performance serving Socialist Education in the "Ernst Thälmann" Pioneer Organisation
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Generalmajor Rudolf Dölling - Parteiarbeiter in Generalsuniform ... Funktionaer in Gewerkschaft und KP
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Daniel Giese (author); Hans Gotthard Ehlert (compiler-editor); Armin Wagner (compiler editor) (2003).
174:. Her father, like many in the area, was a textile worker. He later became a founder member of the 411: 575: 888: 460: 453: 679: 501: 225:. In 1928 she took a job with the Central Committee of the Czechoslovak Communist Youth League ( 399:. Reflecting her husband's military connections she also worked on a free-lance basis for the 340: 721: 564: 532: 619: 285: 808: 803: 304:. In the Soviet Union she was for a time editor at the "Sudetan Germans Freedom Radio" ( 190: 656:. Humanities & Social Sciences Online, Michigan State University Department of History 506:"Dölling, Emmi geb. Effenberger * 25.2.1906, † 25.1.1990 Abteilungsleiterin im ZK der SED" 8: 512:. Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin & Bundesstiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur, Berlin 552: 380:). Between 1947 and 1949 she was for most purposes out of action, seriously ill with 727: 689: 593: 538: 162:
Emmi Effenberger was born in Ruppersdorf, one of a cluster of villages subsumed into
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itself, working in her spare time as party secretary for the local party in
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From 1953 she was employed in the party's press office, and later in the
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As a party employee Emmi Dölling held the rank of a department head (
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In 1959 her husband, who had himself been appointed a member of the
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and took up an appointment as the East German ambassador to the
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in Germany. She settled in Berlin and transferred into the
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She relocated again in January 1946, moving to what had been
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In December 1945, seven months after the formal end of the
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In Moscow, like her husband, she initially took a job with
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Beständeübersicht des Bundesarchivs und des BStU-Archivs
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Soviet occupation zone / German Democratic Republic
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In October 1941 she was redeployed to 834:Communist Party of Czechoslovakia members 613: 611: 668: 473: 434:Awards and honours (not a complete list) 426:"Demokratischer Frauenbund Deutschlands" 328:, Emmi Dölling returned from Moscow to 796: 608: 247: 312:after it was officially dissolved by 410:the previous year, retired from the 339:, since the previous summer, as the 178:"Komunistická strana Československa" 306:""Sudetendeutschen Freiheitssender" 13: 839:Communist Party of Germany members 824:People from the Kingdom of Bohemia 726:. Walter de Gruyter. p. 127. 268:and incorporated into an enlarged 240:In 1932 Emmi Effenberger married 164:Reichenberg (as it was then known) 16:German editor-in-chief (1906–1990) 14: 900: 652:John Earl Haynes (14 July 2005). 537:. Ch. Links Verlag. p. 212. 376:) and in 1946/47 of "Neuer Weg" ( 788:Neue Zeit, 3. 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Index

Ruppersdorf
Bohemia
Austria-Hungary
German
KSČ
KPD
SED
Rudolf Dölling
Czechoslovak
German
KPD
SED
Reichenberg (as it was then known)
north Bohemia
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Czechoslovak Communist Party ("Komunistická strana Československa" / KSČ)
Neustadt
Congress of Versailles
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Bohemia
Czechoslovakia
KSČ
Kratzau
Reichenberg
ZdA (later the AfA-Bund)
International Lenin School
Moscow
Rudolf Dölling
Nazi take-over
Germany

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