Bovrup-kartoteket

Bovrup-kartoteket ("The Bovrup File") is a partial transcript of the member file of the National Socialist Workers' Party of Denmark (Danish: Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti; DNSAP) created in 1945[1] by Danish resistance members and published as a book in 1946. The transcript is named after Bovrup, the hometown of DNSAP's leader Frits Clausen who created the actual DNSAP member file. The transcript is incomplete with 22,795 entries, while the actual DNSAP member file had 50,000 entries.

The year the Bovrup File was published, the court of Copenhagen classified the file leaving only historians with access to it.

In November 2018 an association of Danish genealogists published the subset of 5,265 entries for members born in 1908 or before, i.e. at least 110 years ago.[2][3]

Prominent DNSAP members found in the Bovrup File
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Family name, first nameDOBTitleAddressMembership startBovrup pageBovrup number
Arhoff, Chr.7 February 1893ActorCopenhagen, Duevej 314 February 194111498
Bonne, Folmer17 December 1885PainterBagsværd, Gl. Mosevej1 April 194030816423
Bregnø, Jens Jacob9 February 1890SculptorKøbenhavn, Haraldsg. 18.28 August 194017840
Clausen, Fritz12 November 1893VeterinarianBovrup9 March 193132217123
Knuth, Frederik Marcus5 May 1904CountKnuthenborg pr. Bandholm19??-04-2237019410
Meincke, Carl Viggo8 March 1902AuthorKøbenhavn, Jensløvsvej 614 October 19401075341
Schalburg, C.F. von15 April 1906Captain (armed forces)København, Brøndsteds Alle 619391507514

References
  1. "Bovrupkartoteket (1945–1945)". sa.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 19 May 2019.
  2. "Kartoteket over medlemmer af det danske nazist-parti gøres nu for første gang almindeligt tilgængeligt" [The member file of the Danish Nazi Party Published for the First Time]. slaegtogdata.dk (in Danish). 26 October 2018. Retrieved 19 May 2019.
  3. "Detaljer til: DNSAP Medlemskartotek i uddrag (Bovrup-kartoteket)" [Details of: DNSAP member file in excerpt (the Bovrup File)]. bibliotek.dis-danmark.dk (in Danish). OCLC 1061292125. Retrieved 19 May 2019.


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