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On 2 September 1929, Bormann married 19-year-old Gerda Buch (23 October 1909 – 23 March 1946), whose father, Major Walter Buch, served as a chairman of the Untersuchung und Schlichtungs-Ausschuss (USCHLA; Investigation and Settlement Committee), which was responsible for settling disputes within the party. Hitler was a frequent visitor to the ...
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Gerda Bormann-Buchs was born in 1909. She was the daughter of Supreme Nazi Party Judge, Walter Buch. She was a fanatic Nazi and was a fan of Julius Streicher, the 'Jew- Baiter number one' and the editor and publisher of 'Der Stuermer.' On September, 2, 1929 Gerda married the famous Martin Bormann, head of Party...
Gerda Bormann. Gerda Bormann, née Buch (23 October 23 1909 - 23 March 1946) was the wife of Martin Bormann, Hitler's private secretary. She married Bormann on 2 September 1929 with Rudolf Hess and Adolf Hitler as witnesses. They had 10 children. 2 September 1929.
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Gerda Bormann. Gerda Bormann (* 23. Oktober 1909 in Konstanz als Gerda Buch; † 23. März 1946 in Meran, Italien) war die Ehefrau des NSDAP -Politikers Martin Bormann, des Privatsekretärs von Adolf Hitler, und Initiatorin der Volksnotehe.
Gerda there met the famous Martin Bormann, head of Party Chancellery in Nazi- Germany and a close friend of Hitler. Tall, Arian Gerda was almost a foot taller than the squad Bormann and despite the disapproval and opposition of Major Buch, the couple was married anyway on 02-September 1929. She bore him 10 children, Adolf Martin Bormann (* 14.
Bormann, Gerda (1909–1946)German Nazi. Name variations: Mrs. Martin Bormann. Born Gerda Buch in 1909; died of cancer in Merano, Italy, Mar 22, 1946; dau. of Walter Buch (chair of Nazi Party Court); married Martin Bormann (1900–1945, member of Hitler's inner circle), 1929; children: 10.
Bormann-Buch Gerda, born 23-10-1909 in Konstanz am Bodensee, the daughter, oldest of four children, of Supreme Nazi Party Judge and SS Obergruppenführer Walter Buch. . a career officer who came from a family of pharmacists and his wife Else Pleusser. (1887–1944). Her sister and brothers were Hans-Walter Buch , Lore Buch and Hermann Buch.
