Rainer Stahel - Revision history

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	Rainer Stahel was born in Bielefeld as the first son of Heinrich Stahel and Karoline, née Deuringer. The parents came from Immenstadt im Allgäu and had owned a mechanical linen weaving mill in Schildesche (Engersche Straße 35/37) since 1891, which was further expanded by purchasing a weaving mill in Berthelsdorf, Landshut/[[Silesia]] district. Rainer grew up in a well-off middle class family with his brothers Friedrich Karl, Heinrich and Helmuth and his sisters Henriette and Karoline. Around 1900, the entire family switched from [[Roman Catholic]] to Old Catholic denomination. After attending an elementary school in Schildesche, he went to the preschool of the Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld in in 1901 when he was 8 years old and a year later moved to the ''Sexta'' of the ''Realgymnasium'' branch of this school. He was member of the ~~nationalist~~ youth organisation "Wandervogel" ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wandervogelbewegung ''Wandervogelbewegung'']).<ref>[https://www.stadtarchiv-bielefeld.de/Portals/0/PDFs/LgB%20digital/JBHV/103JBHVR2018.pdf ''103. Jahresbericht des Historischen Vereins für die Grafschaft Ravensburg''], 2018, p. 194</ref> Stahel, like his father, loved the military, collected weapons and modelled and painted thousands of lead soldiers, with which he could react the [[Franco-German War]]. Rainer achieved his [[Abitur]] during the March exams in 1911.		Rainer Stahel was born in Bielefeld as the first son of Heinrich Stahel and Karoline, née Deuringer. The parents came from Immenstadt im Allgäu and had owned a mechanical linen weaving mill in Schildesche (Engersche Straße 35/37) since 1891, which was further expanded by purchasing a weaving mill in Berthelsdorf, Landshut/[[Silesia]] district. Rainer grew up in a well-off middle class family with his brothers Friedrich Karl, Heinrich and Helmuth and his sisters Henriette and Karoline. Around 1900, the entire family switched from [[Roman Catholic]] to Old Catholic denomination. After attending an elementary school in Schildesche, he went to the preschool of the Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld in in 1901 when he was 8 years old and a year later moved to the ''Sexta'' of the ''Realgymnasium'' branch of this school. He was member of the fascist youth organisation "Wandervogel" ([https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Wandervogelbewegung ''Wandervogelbewegung'']).<ref>[https://www.stadtarchiv-bielefeld.de/Portals/0/PDFs/LgB%20digital/JBHV/103JBHVR2018.pdf ''103. Jahresbericht des Historischen Vereins für die Grafschaft Ravensburg''], 2018, p. 194</ref> Stahel, like his father, loved the military, collected weapons and modelled and painted thousands of lead soldiers, with which he could react the [[Franco-German War]]. Rainer achieved his [[Abitur]] during the March exams in 1911.

	On 31 July 1925, Stahel, who like his family had been given the Finnish citizenship, was forced to leave [[Finland]] due to pressure by the [[Entente]], wanting all Germans to leave the country. Nonetheless, Stahel remained an officer of the reserves. Back in Bielefeld, Stahel joined the factory of his father and also joined the [[Stahlhelm Bund]], where he would become ''Ortsgruppenführer'' (local group leader). Here he used his military expertise in exercises and moved forward with expansion of the Bielefeld local group, also founding of four comradeships (''Kameradschaften'') and two youth departments. The paramilitary-trained group was considered one of the most best organized combat units in the Minden administrative district. The primary goal was the fight against [[communists]] and social democrats, who were considered the most important political opponents in the Bielefeld district.		On 31 July 1925, Stahel, who like his family had been given the Finnish citizenship, was forced to leave [[Finland]] due to pressure by the [[Entente]], wanting all Germans to leave the country. Nonetheless, Stahel remained an officer of the reserves. Back in Bielefeld, Stahel joined the factory of his father and also joined the [[Stahlhelm Bund]], where he would become ''Ortsgruppenführer'' (local group leader). Here he used his military expertise in exercises and moved forward with expansion of the Bielefeld local group, also founding of four comradeships (''Kameradschaften'') and two youth departments. The paramilitary-trained group was considered one of the most best organized combat units in the Minden administrative district. The primary goal was the fight against [[communists]] and social democrats, who were considered the most important political opponents in the Bielefeld district.

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Rainer Stahel - Revision history

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