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Fritz Heine
Alternative spellings: Friedrich Heine F. Heine Bedrich Heine Bedrich F. Heine B.F. Heine Fr. Heine
B:6. Dezember 1904Hannover D: 5. Mai 2002 Biblio: Mitglied des Exil-Vorstandes der SPD; nach der Emigration 1946 Rückkehr nach Deutschland (BBZ); Parteivorstand und Pressechef der SPD Death Place:
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Fritz Heine (German: [fʁɪts ˈhaɪnə]; 6 December 1904 – 5 May 2002) was a German politician (SPD). He also involved himself in political journalism and newspaper publishing. Most of the twelve Nazi years he spent in political exile, based initially in Prague. Shortly after the fall of France and the establishment of a puppet state (Vichy France) in the southern half of the country he established himself in the "Hotel de Berne" in Marseilles where, by the time he was himself forced to flee to Portugal in March 1941, it has been estimated that he rescued "at least 600 people" – refugees from Nazi Germany forced to flee for reasons of race and / or politics – by organising identity papers, visas, tickets and cash. (Source: DBPedia)