Neulehrer (literally "new teacher") was the name given to educational personnel graduating from a course not integrated in a degree, introduced by the...

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German Youth). Commencing the school year 1946/47, he began teaching as a Neulehrer at the elementary school in Breitenfeld in the Vogtland region. After...

Datenbanken. ISBN 978-3-86153-561-4. Retrieved 2 September 2015. The Neulehrer (New teacher on-the-job training) programme was an emergency measure implemented...

continued working as a bricklayer and in 1947, spent around six months as a Neulehrer in Oranienburg. The SED then delegated him to the Niederbarnim district...

casual work, and was also employed for a time as a teacher under the "Neulehrer" scheme, introduced in occupied Germany to try and mitigate the chronic...

Saxony-Anhalt. Lukowsky joined the Free German Youth and trained as a Neulehrer. In 1948, he founded the Ernst Thälmann Pioneer Organisation. From 1950...

Soviet Union. From January 1946, he took part in a course for so-called Neulehrer in Herzberg (Elster) and taught in the village school in Wehrhain [de]...

the Schwedenschanze [de]. After the Second World War, he worked as a Neulehrer, from 1946 at the central school in Koblentz and from 1947 to 1949 at...

shortage of working age population, notably among teachers, and under the "Neulehrer" (literally: "new teacher") scheme imposed by the military administration...

outside Berlin on the city's south side. She trained and worked under the "Neulehrer" scheme introduced in the aftermath of the Second World War by the military...

Retrieved 20 June 2021. Regina Szepansky. "Wolfgang Szepansky – 1945 als Neulehrer in Tempelhof" (PDF). So viel Anfang war nie?!Nach dem Kriegsende in Berlin...

after graduating from high school. After the war, Grunert trained as Neulehrer and worked as a history teacher in the district of Perleberg. From 1950...