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Theodor Steltzer (December 17, 1885, Trittau – October 27, 1967) was a German politician (CDU), former Minister-President of Schleswig-Holstein (1946–1947) and was a member of the Kreisau Circle during World War II, becoming involved while stationed in Occupied Norway as a transportation officer in the Wehrmacht. He was born in Trittau and died in Munich.

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Theodor Steltzer in the German National Library catalogue
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Kreisau Initiative Berlin eV (German)

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Theodor Steltzer Hermann Lüdemann Bruno Diekmann Walter Bartram Friedrich-Wilhelm Lübke Kai-Uwe von Hassel Helmut Lemke Gerhard Stoltenberg Uwe Barschel Henning Schwarz (acting) Björn Engholm Heide Simonis Peter Harry Carstensen Torsten Albig Daniel Günther

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