• Contains also: Advertisement for the Twin Disc Torque Converter - Advertisement for Mosinee Industrial Paper. * Includes: among others: Benguela Railway - Indian Pacific Express - The Overland - Prospector - Zig Zag Railway - "The Fish" Railway - Bagad Railway - Bahia Minas Railway - "Super Continental" - Beijing-Moscow Railroad - Chu-Kuang Express - Hedschasbahn - "Pink City Express" - Sanyo Electric Railway - "Hikari" - "Orient-Express" - Tokaido-Express - "Sumatra Railway" - Aqaba Railway - Trans-Cameroon Railway - "Polar Bear Express".- "Sand and Mine Railways in Canada-Labrador".- "Gasolene".- Notes and report on the railways in the Congo area with related publications in "The Railway Specialist".- Transiranian Railway.- Uhuru Railway - "Union-Limited" - Trans-Arab Railway - Padang Railway - Lomé-Blitta Railway - Trans-Saharan Railway - California Zephyr - "Aerotrain" - New York Central Railway - Vista Dome Car.

altogether 61 pictures with the following motives: Landscape photographs; Funeral; Chapel; Mission station; Ruin; School youth; a.o.; Contains photographs of the following persons: Heese; among others ; Contains photographs of the following villages: Maneromango; ; Contains also mission postcards.

Contains: - Application for employment as administrative officer in German South-West Africa; 1981-87 indexing; retroconversion of the search index 2000-2002

Darin: Admission certificate

Correspondence; model for sister contracts, 1926; list of the staff of the Bethel Mission, 1939; list of the Missionary Sisters of Sarepta, 1982; report on a journey to Tanzania by the Superior Hanna-Elisabeth Baeß, 12 p., ms., 1967; "Du Stellst meine Füße auf weitem Raum, Weihnachtsbrief von D. W. Brandt (Druck), 1962; copies from the Sarepta-Archiv, made for Pastor Menzel, 1982

Captain Keim: Representation of the troop strength of the Kingdom of Prussia in the year 1813 - by Stuckrad, Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of the General Staff of the 9th Century. Army Corps, Infantry, December 1886 - Address by Crown Prince Wilhelm to the Lords of the maison militaire of Emperor Wilehlm I on the evening of 11 March 1888 - Presentation by State Secretary Giers, Adjutant General Wannowski and Finance Minister Wyschnegradski to the Tsars, May 1888 - Copies of newspapers: Swjet, Novoye Vremja, Warschawski Dnewnik, Novosti, Moskauer Zeitung, Kurier Warschawski, Moskowsija Vjedomosti from the time from August 1888 to spring 1889 - Critique of the tactical final tasks for the year 1888/89 on March 8, 1889 in the presence of the Emperor by the Chief of the General Staff Count v. Waldersee - Major General Taysen: Cases in which Army Leaders applied for reinforcement and were knocked off from the Great Headquarters, 1890 - Dr. Schroeder: Proposals for our Colonial Program in Africa, 1890 - Tactical Works 1890 - Reflections on the Situation, (Jan. 1892) - Press statements about the military bill 1892 - Discussion of the final tasks 1904 - Representation of "the false Waldemar" - Representation "1813" - List of those troops which reach into the time before 1806 - A statement by Moltke about the Battle of Königgrätz - Principles for a reorganization of the Reich Railway Office, in the sense of an extension of its competence in matters of national defence - Conversation with General Kuropatkine, von Lignitz (?) - fortifications of the French border, extract from Brandt (?);

Contains: - Copy from the "Armee-Blatt" (Austria) - Hauptmann Keim: Representation of the troop strength of the Kingdom of Prussia in the year 1813 - by Stuckrad, Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of the General Staff of the 9th Reich. Army Corps, Infantry, December 1886 - Address by Crown Prince Wilhelm to the Lords of the maison militaire of Emperor Wilehlm I on the evening of 11 March 1888 - Presentation by State Secretary Giers, Adjutant General Wannowski and Finance Minister Wyschnegradski to the Tsars, May 1888 - Copies of newspapers: Swjet, Novoye Vremja, Warschawski Dnewnik, Novosti, Moskauer Zeitung, Kurier Warschawski, Moskowsija Vjedomosti from the time from August 1888 to spring 1889 - Critique of the tactical final tasks for the year 1888/89 on March 8, 1889 in the presence of the Emperor by the Chief of the General Staff Count v. Waldersee - Major General Taysen: Cases in which Army Leaders applied for reinforcement and were knocked off from the Great Headquarters, 1890 - Dr. Schroeder: Proposals for our Colonial Program in Africa, 1890 - Tactical Works 1890 - Reflections on the Situation, (Jan. 1892) - Press statements about the military bill 1892 - Discussion of the final tasks 1904 - Representation of "the false Waldemar" - Representation "1813" - List of those troops which reach into the time before 1806 - A statement by Moltke about the Battle of Königgrätz - Principles for a reorganization of the Reich Railway Office, in the sense of an extension of its competence in matters of national defence - Conversation with General Kuropatkine, von Lignitz (?) - fortifications of the French border, extract from Brandt (?)

Germany: Prisoners, including: Investigation of a report of a reciprocal exchange of twenty thousand French and German interned civilians. Question regarding the repatriation to Germany at his own expense of Geheimer Secretär Jean Koch. Capture of Capt James Blaikie of the SS Caledonia by the German Navy on 4 December 1916, including: Letter from the Mercantile Marine Service Association, including an article from the Daily Mail of 12 December 1916, describing Capt Blaikie's capture, and referring to the execution of Capt Fryatt for attacking a German submarine. Threat of reprisals by the British Government in the event of the execution of Capt Blaikie. Report on the circumstances of Capt Blaikie's capture, including the ramming of a German submarine by the SS Caledonia. Representations from various organisations to the Prisoners of War Department concerning Capt Blaikie's safety. Statement by Andrew Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, saying that the German Foreign Office had given a personal assurance that Capt Blaikie's actions were justified, and that he was not under threat of execution. Subsequent article in the Cologne Gazette claiming that Mr Bonar Law's statement was unfounded, and that Capt Blaikie was culpable and would stand trial. Letter from Mr H Higgins protesting about British policy on the exchange of civilian prisoners with Germany. Summary of articles in the German press relating to the treatment of British prisoners in Germany. Lists from 29 July 1916 to 9 September 1916 showing discepancies in information provided by the German authorities and the International Red Cross in Geneva relating to deaths of prisoners. Enquiry regarding an order restricting the contents of letters from British prisoners in Germany. Request for permission for literature and lantern slides to be sent to German prisoners at Handforth camp. Enquiry into the deaths of five named British soldiers: request for permission from the German Government for certain British prisoners to provide information to the enquiry. Information provided by 2nd Lieut J S Poole of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps about the impending court martial of 2nd Lieut J G Robertson of the Royal Flying Corps on a charge of using explosive bullets, including: Information from the War Office that the 'Buckingham' bullets in question were standard tracer bullets. Proposed British reprisals against a German Flying Corps officer if charges were brought against Lieut Robertson. Proposed repatriation of fifty troops from the Cameroons, interned in South West Africa, and formerly serving in the German Army. Refusal to repatriate certain German citizens from Cape Town to Luderitzbucht, South West Africa (Namibia) unless they agreed to sign a parole form. Includes a list (in German) of the names of the citizens. Suggestion by the French Ambassador that prisoners captured by the British in Africa should be sent to work in Morocco. Decision not to allow Theodore Kroell, a prisoner interned at Knockaloe camp, to travel to the United States of America instead of being repatriated to Germany. Allegations by the German Government of the repatriation of unfit prisoners, and of the transfer to Britain from Europe of wounded German prisoners who were unfit to travel. Report of the alleged escape of Capt A D Stewart and three other British officers from Weilburg Camp in Germany, and of the advance of a sum of money to enable them to travel to Switzerland. Consideration of the question of compelling German civilian prisoners to work. Voyage to England of the Reverend E Filschke, a Moravian missionary formerly stationed at Killinek on the Labrador coast, including: Report from the Governor of Newfoundland on the activities of Reverend Filschke and his hostility to the British and Allied cause. Memorandum on Moravian missions on Labrador. Recommendation of the internment or repatriation of Reverend Filschke and his family. Enquiry about the place of internment of Major General C E Bradley and Colonel Mitchell, and the likelihood of their repatriation. Mrs Jahourden: enquiry about her son, Capt V R Jahourden, interned at Heidleberg, with a memorandum from Major Parris on the workings of the medical commissioners appointed to examine British prisoners in Germany for possible transfer to Switzerland. List provided by Hermann Hintze, a prisoner in Amherst Internment Camp in Nova Scotia, of German prisoners aged 45 years or older, and therefore eligible for exchange with British prisoners of a similar age. Request by the German military authorities for two brothers, Johannes and Otto Utz, to be interned in the same prisoner of war camp in Britain, with assurances that similar provision would be made for British prisoners. Proposal by the Central Prisoners of War Committee for the issue of postcards to newly captured British prisoners in German camps. Includes a specimen postcard. Medical report on Otto Veit, a prisoner at Knockaloe Camp on the Isle of Man, following an enquiry about Mr Veit from Mr Linthorst Homan. Admiral Eisendecker: letter to Mr Weigall, a former employee of the Red Cross, on conditions for British prisoners in German camps. Enquiry from the German Government concerning the proposed trial at a military tribunal of two German marine officers, Lieutenant of the Reserve Ilges of the Naval Artillery, and Aviation Master Brandt of the Marine Corps. Advertisements for missing soldiers from The Continental Times of 15 December 1916, and proposal by the Prisoners of War Department for the issue of a press notice warning British subjects not to place similar advertisements in the newspaper. Enquiries regarding the welfare of Capt D J Davies and Chief Engineer D M Evans, following the sinking of the SS Flimston by a German submarine on 18 December 1916. Capt Gwyneth Owen, following the sinking of the SS North Wales in October 1916. Mr A Goldschmidt: letter from Douglas prisoner of war camp in the Isle of Man, requesting permission to remain in Holland in preference to being repatriated to Germany. Request from the American Embassy for information on the existence of concentration camps in German East Africa. Johann Georg Furst and Ferdinand Kustner: request for repatriation from Malta to Germany, on the grounds of being German consular employees. Frau Pastor Frieda Wagener: request for approval of the transmission of a letter, written by her in Cape Town and addressed to the Royal Prussian Landes Konsistorium at Hanover. Alleged refusal by the British and French authorities to allow German officers and medical officers, captured in the Cameroons and German East Africa, to retain their arms. Complaint by Major Chillingworth, interned in the Feste Rosenberg Camp at Kronach, about the treatment of prisoners by members of the Swiss Medical Commission. Recommendation from the Vatican, in a letter from Monsieur le Comte de Salis, Cardinal Secretary of State, for the transfer on health grounds of Baron Ottmar von Gumppenberg from Douglas in the Isle of Man to Switzerland. Notification to the Foreign Office that parcels received by German prisoners in the care of the French authorities at Le Havre no longer contained food. Code 1218 Files 241927-264971.

Germany: Prisoners, including: Request by the Technical Club at Douglas Detention Camp to receive certain technical periodicals; decision by the War Office to withhold permission. Oberleutnant der Reserve Wilhelm Brandt and Unteroffizier Werner Müller, including: Report by the British authorities that Oberleutnant Brandt had been acquitted at his trial before a military court. German memorandum requesting information on the whereabouts of Oberleutnant Brandt; confirmation that he was interned in Egypt. Unteroffizier Müller: sentence of three years penal servitude at Dar es Salaam military court. Geman memorandum protesting about the sentences passed on Unteroffizier Müller and Kapitänleutnant J Schutt. Transfer of German civilian prisoners from Pietermaritzburg to Kanus, South West Africa, including: Request by the German Government for a list of the prisoners; provision of the list (in docket no. 1099234) by the British authorities, and the reasons for their transfer. Mr Adolf Jelinek: copy of a letter complaining about the circumstances of the transfer and the conditions at Kanus. Report on conditions at Kanus Camp. Gustav Menk, a German prisoner interned in France: decision not to permit his transfer to British custody. Correspondence regarding lists of German prisoners repatriated from South Africa on SS Erna Woermann and SS Rufidgi. Allegations regarding the treatment of German prisoners in France after their capture, including: German memoranda alleging that officers had been robbed following their arrest, and threatening reprisals. Copy of a letter from German officers interned at Holyport Camp. British memorandum responding to the allegations, with comments from the War Office. Explanation of the reasons for the stoppage of correspondence rights for some German prisoners. Evidence from various German prisoners (names in docket no. 34583) of their alleged ill-treatment by British soldiers. Max Neukuchatz, a repatriated German subject: decision not to permit the transmission of certain forms to him from the UK. Oberleutnant Günther Voigt, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India, including: Request for his transfer on health grounds to a hill station; decision not to permit the transfer. Claim for a refund of the money taken from him when captured in Persia. Issues of dual nationality, including: Dr Fritz Noetling, former German Consul at Hobart, Tasmania: information that he was a naturalised British subject. Request by the German authorities for Dr Noetling's repatriation, with claims that he held dual British and German nationality. Proposal by the German authorities for a reciprocal agreement on the repatriation of women and children possessing dual nationality, with a list (in docket no. 109623) of German children currently detained in the UK. Demand by certain naturalised British subjects of German origin interned in Australia for repatriation. Walter Grunewaldt and Florian Rohner, interned at Liverpool Camp, New South Wales, Australia: confirmation of their German nationality. Costs of repatriating German civilians, including: Rejection by the German Government of British proposals for refunding the costs of repatriation, with a sample enquiry form for the provision of details regarding the repatriation of uninterned German civilians. British memorandum suggesting alternative arrangements. Kapitän Carl Diercks: request by the German Embassy at The Hague for a refund of the costs of his repatriation. Claims made by German prisoners for compensation from the British Government, including: German memorandum requesting compensation for the loss of personal effects of prisoners during transportation from Tilbury to Le Havre, France. Allegations that possessions were removed from the prisoners at Brocton Camp prior to their departure, with lists of the prisoners' names (in docket no. 76949) and the missing possessions. German memorandum protesting that German officers transferred to Switzerland were obliged to leave most of their luggage in England. Heinrich Ludwig Krüder, formerly interned at Ahmednagar, India: request by the German authorities for a copy of his death certificate. Personal effects of certain deceased German civilians, including: German memorandum requesting the return of personal effects, with particular reference to four cases (names in docket no. 41703) and a list of the personal effects of Mr Ernst Schirmer. Information that Mr Schirmer had removed his possessions when he was repatriated. Johannes Deistel: request by his widow for his possessions to be returned to Mülhausen, Germany. Code 1218 Files 26671-41703.

Sheet 1 reverse: Imperial Customs Office St. Ludwig, o.D. Sheet 2: P. F. Schulze, Ebersdorf/Reuss, 1870. Edmund Abbot, Athens/Greece, 1868. E. Milson, Lyon, 1867. Johann von der Crone, Markkleeberg/Saxony, 1869. F. Lewthwaite, London/England, 1868. Schwarzwälder, Eimeldingen/Baden, 1730. Econome, Saloniki/Turkey, 1868. F. Lawer, Reading/America 1868. Prussian envoy, c. 1865. J. Barker, Whitehaven/England, 1868. J. De Grenier, Paris/France, 1869. A. And L. Von Berg, New York/America, 1867. Behrens, Manchester/England, 1875. F. Von Trapp, Hertwangen, 1700. Directeur Ravenel, Neuchâtel, 1870. Major Specht, Lörrach, 1885. K. Krafft, St. Blasien/Baden, 1870. two English noble coats of arms, 1875/76. R. Reinau, Kalte Herberge/Baden, 1700. Kramer, Kandern/Baden, 1700. forester Kramer, Steinen, 1750. E. Scheffelt, Steinen, 1830. sheet 3: Fred Ward, Warsaw, 1867. Grumkow, Mainz, 1865. count of Inn and Knyphausen, Hannover. 1866. Lord Fr. Ryder, London, 1867. Zant-Strübe, Auggen-Schopfheim/Baden, 1800. Sattler, Binzen/Baden, 1830. K. Von Bültzinsloewen, Wiesbaden, 1902. Scheffelt, Williamsville/America, 1849. F. Grether, Tumringen/Baden, 1850. Graf von Pexberg, Pomerania/Prussia, 1865. Pfarramt Steinen/Baden, 1860. P. J. Schulze, Petersburg. District mortgage bank Lörrach. Sheet 4: Legation of the United States of America in Switzerland, 1838. Generaladjudantur Baden, 1830. Austrian Archbishop's Coat of Arms, 1700. Evangelische Zentralkasse St. Gallen. French legation in Switzerland, 1850. Württemberg Camera Office Reutin, 1870. Württemberg Workers' Company, 1870. Main camp of the Black Forest Army in Rheinweiler, 1870. Württemberg Camera Office Crailsheim, 1870. Field Post Stuttgart. Badische Ökonomieverwaltung Karlsruhe, 1870. G. Zielke Tokarz, Lodsch. Sheet 5: Baurittel, Schopfheim/Baden, 1850. L. Dilzer, Pforzheim/Baden, 1850. Pf. Gutheil, Heidelberg, 1868. E. Grether, Tumringen, 1868. General Uh, Baltimore, 1838. Pf. Leichtlen, Emmendingen, 1869. Ortsschulrat Steinen, 1863. Gustav-Adolph-Verein, 1839. Fürstenberg Law Office, 1862. Federal Postal Administration Basel, 1859. Berlin-Hamburg Railway, 1865. Wiensthalbahn Directorate, Baden, 1864. Blankenhorn, Müllheim/Baden, 1868. Versorgungsanstalt Baden, 1854. Jakob O. Grether, Schopfheim, 1700-1800. Onoph. Grether, Tumringen. Kramer, Steinen, 1810. Ed. Tschiraz, Cincinnati/America, 1849. Sheet 6: Private seal of Manlius?, 1856 preserved. Badisches Ministerium, 1840. Badische Hausmeisterei Badenweiler, 1830. Auguste de la Fontaine, Karlsruhe, 1873. Orléans, France, 1780. Privy Councillor Prof. Dr. Hirsch/Berlin in the Swedish Ministry, Department of Medical Matters. Russian stamp, 1887. community Badenweiler, 1870. king Karl der Kahle (800), 1866 excavated with stones. Main Treasury of the Reichsbank, 1889. Sheet 7: Family Favarger, Neuchâtel/Badenweiler [missing]. Comte et Comtesse de Chambrun, Paris 1889. Von Goerne, Ressburg near Deutschkrone, 1896. Moussin-Puchkin, Petersburg. Seal of a Prussian commission. Jeweller Kraus, Freiburg. Schwarz, Rheinfelden, 1845 Richards von Taschwitz, London/Dresden, 1878 Count Moussine-Puchkine, Petersburg/Kiev. Prince of Fürstenberg. Dean Brandt, Rheinbischofsheim, 1876. Von Schüyten, Dordrecht, 1876. W. Mezel, Überlingen/Lörrach, 1877. F. Madler, Steinen. Chief Executive Officer P. Thurn, Frankfurt. I. M. Scheffelt, Stones, 1818. Russian stamps, 1887 and 1884. Von Kilch, Brombach, 1860. Sheet 8: Count Moussin-Puchkin, Petersburg/Kiev. Russian coat of arms. Russian legation of Madrid, 1893 Counts Schalsberg-Thannheim family, 1880. Advance bank Lörrach. Stachelin-Burkhard, Basel. Badisches Hauptsteueramt, Basel. Prussian Regional Court Düsseldorf. Alsace-Lorraine. University of Freiburg, 1886 Comtoir of the Reichshauptbank für Wertpapiere, 1888 Black Seal of the Prussian Local Court Wattenscheid, 1888 Wetzhausen. Von Pochhammer, Berlin, 1869. Treasury, 1875. Education Department Whitehall, 1875. Inspector of Factories, 1875. Imperial German Postal Administration Badenweiler, 1877. Sheet 9: Count von Landberg, Lahr/Baden, 1870. Mecklenburg Court Hunting Department, 1893. Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, 1893. Mecklenburg Court Theatre Schwerin, 1893. General von Wolff, Karlsruhe/Badenweiler, 1900. Württemberg Local Court. Württemberg Public Prosecutor's Office. Allcard, Scotland, 1896. Speyr's banking business, Basel. Danish Royal Court, 1895. Count Plessen on Ivenack, 1894. New Guinea Company, 1893. Jeweller Kraus, Freiburg, 1880. Liebrecht-Haniel, Ruhrort-Tervoort on the Rhine, 1878. Russian Authority, 1893. Cologne Real Estate Company, 1894. F. W. Liebrecht, Ruhrort, 1880. Main Cashier of Dresdner Bank, Berlin. Russian official emblem. Sheet 10: Three coat-of-arms drawings (Hueglin, Hassler, Reichenbach). Sparkasse Müllheim. From Schönfeld, Austria. Baron von Krafft-Ebing, Baden. Ministry of Alsace-Lorraine. Board of the Baden State Association of the Red Cross. Badische district forestry Oberweiler. Catholic community Müllheim. Badisches Finanzamt Müllheim. Notary public in the district of Müllheim. Prussian main tax office Cologne. Russian seal. Baden Water and Road Administration. Baden tax collection agency Badenweiler. Badische Badanstaltenkasse Müllheim. Baden Notary Michael Huber. Badische Obereinnehmerei Müllheim. Prussian Railway Directorate Cologne. General Directorate of the Württemberg State Railways. Imperial-royal post and telegraph office Karlovy Vary. Community seal Badenweiler. Sheet 11: Municipality Zunzingen. Old town coat of arms Badenweiler, until 1898. Coat of arms of Lörrach. Municipality of Niederweiler. Badische Obereinnehmerei Müllheim. Jeweller Krauss, Freiburg. Baden State Treasury. Gemeinde Müllheim. Catholic parish Müllheim. Badisches Finanzamt Müllheim. Community Oberweiler. Gemeinde Müllheim. Municipality of Vögisheim. Grand Ducal Bath Doctor in Badenweiler. Community of Badenweiler. Freiburg Mayor's Office. Pfarramt Gersbach, 1824. Main cash desk of the Reichsbank. Braunschweig Police Headquarters. Director of the Schwerin Court Theatre, 1893.

Identification (picture): Original date: [um 1890]Identification (picture): Original title: Girlfriends / Friends / Comrades / Friends of the Father (Heinrich v. Hahn (1866-1958)Other details (picture): Execution: b/w-photo in AlbumOther details (picture): Number of pages: 1Other details (picture): Access number: 188/2016Other details (picture): Corresponding records: O 59 v. Hahn Nr. 10

memoirs, manuscript by Paul Gustav Daniel Heese; Lupembe, Ilembula and Brandt I

Description of holdings: Abt. 40 Gemeindearchiv Herrnsheim (before 1945) Scope: 307 archive cartons 2 lfm Amtsbücher (= 2538 units = 49 lfm) Duration: 1445 - 1945 The preface to the present holdings Abt. 40 - Gemeindearchiv Herrnsheim (bis 1945) - des Stadtarchivs Worms is intended to give a brief insight into the development of the registry and archive material on the one hand at the time of its safekeeping in the Bürgermeistei Herrnsheim, and on the other hand since its takeover by the city of Worms. Subsequently, the indexing work is explained, with reference to special features and supplementary holdings. A short outline of the local history is sent in advance in the wording of the inventory overview of the Stadtar-chiv Worms, literature references to deepen the information on the local history can be found as an appendix to this foreword. I. About the local history about four km northwest of Worms; first mentioned in documents in 771; after the chamberlains of Worms (gen. von Dalberg, knightly family) had further enlarged their property in the village im-mer and extended their rights, they received it in 1375 as a fief (de facto rule in the village, market and court); Philipp Kämmerer von Worms made the village his residence: around 1460 construction of a castle on the site of today's castle, at the same time fortification of the village; 1470-92 reconstruction of a chapel of the parish church St. Peter (with numerous altars, patronage: monastery St. Peter's Abbey); 1470-92 conversion of a chapel of the parish church St. Peter (with numerous altars, patronage: monastery St. Peter's Abbey St. Peter's Abbey St. Peter's Abbey St. Peter's Abbey St. Peter's Abbey St. Peter's Abbey). Cyriakus/Neuhausen) to the family grave (thus situation of a small residence, which is well readable from a structural point of view until today); 1581 introduction of the reformation by Kurpfalz, 1635 extensive cremation of the place, Dalbergische local rule up to the end of the old empire; around 1900 approx. 2100 inhabitants; 1798-1814 French rule, from 1816 Grand Duchy and/or Volksstaat Hessen; 1816 Kanton Pfeddersheim, 1835 Kreis Worms, 1848 Regierungsbezirk Mainz, 1850 Regierungsbezirk Worms, 1852 - 1942 Kreis Worms; incorporation into Worms on 1.4.1942. II. municipal registry and archive In 1826, in accordance with the government decree of 25.7.1826, a register of the collections of laws, ordinances and instructions available in the Herrnsheim archive was compiled. The archive was refurbished in 1830/31 in connection with the construction of the new community centre. New furniture was commissioned and manufactured, including a filing cabinet for the archive and another for the mayor's office. Also the receipt of the Wwe. Ph. Ch. Schöneck from Worms of 20.4.1831 about 12 guilders and 19 cruisers for the repair of 28 steep cartons for the Bürgermeisterei-Archiv in Herrnsheim gives an insight into the file storage in Herrnsheim. On 30 October 1830, a circular was sent to all the provincial mayor's offices concerning the management of the files, concerning the "Order of the Provincial Municipal Archives". It is demanded that the official documents be sorted according to the aforementioned headings, that the files be sorted chronologically according to objects until 1830, then stored in cardboard boxes or cupboards in closed premises. The latter requirements were met - as explained above - in the new furnishing of the community centre. According to the circular, all receipts should be attached and the collection completed by 1 February of each year. On 27 March 1838 Mr. Völcker was commissioned by the district council to revise the municipal registry in Herrnsheim. In accordance with the registration plan for the mayors, he should inspect and arrange the documents on site and only receive his fees if he has completed this work in accordance with the regulations. Obviously this was not the case, because on July 26, 1838 the county council of Staedel assigned Mr. Peth from Bermersheim with the order of the municipal registry in Herrnsheim. A further inventory, which now also includes the files, was created for the community of Herrnsheim - presumably between 1905 and 1910 for valuation for insurance purposes. In the care of the mayor were an archive cabinet, two large file cabinets, a small file cabinet and an old file box. In addition to official and legal gazettes, various ordinances, handbooks and technical literature, 56 fascicles, the value of which could not be determined, are listed for the registry plan groups I - XXVI. In the following, numerous fascicles are listed both with details regarding assignment to the registry plan, duration and evaluation. Particularly noteworthy are e.g. the fair protocol book of 1716, guardianship bills and wills etc. 1699-1821, official and court protocols 1778-1798, fire register 1817, 1835 and 1848 as well as a new one. Also a local building plan (3 sheets), which is no longer available after current distortion, is proven in this inventory, estimated at 200 Marks. It should also be noted that there were several murals in the town hall, the Duke Dalberg, Emperor Wilhelm I, Emperor Wilhelm II and the Empress as well as members of the hess. Grand Duke's family, there were also other pictures, one, the volcanic eruptions showed another, the battlefield around Metz. The files mentioned in this inventory, which the registrar kept, seem to be available except for the volume listed here Birth, marriage and death registers 1780-1798. The next overview of the municipal archive Herrnsheim is provided in 1937 by Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Becker with his compilation of the inventories of the municipal archives of the district Worms. Here Prof. Henkelmann from Bensheim checked the existence of the community Herrnsheim and according to the file groups of the hess. The registry plan of 1908 is summarized. It should be noted that the oldest pieces mentioned here, e.g. the Morgenbuch (1626-1666; Dept. 40 No. 370), the Verordnungsbuch des Franz Heinrich Käm-merer von Worms Frhr. v. Dalberg (from 1742; Dept. 40 No. 1), the instrument of those at Neuhau-sen, about the provision of two Geharnischter at Herrnsheim (1445, no. 5), baker's order of 1736 (copy, dept. 40 no. 371) as well as further pieces already listed above in the inventory at the beginning of the 20th century, e.g. the fair protocol book, official and court records. In October 1914, the decree book of Franz Heinrich Kämmerer v. Dalberg as well as the instrument of those of Neuhausen were made available for use by the Grand Ducal Hessian House and State Archive in Darmstadt on behalf of the former Referendar Müller. Note: It is noticeable that the municipal council minutes are not available as a complete series, the earliest protocol book even only in 1836 begins. It is to be assumed and in comparison to other church archives as unusual to notice that this volume was at all the first protocol volume for Herrnsheim. It was acquired on 3 May 1836 alongside various other registers. According to the inventory (see above) three volumes were available at the beginning of the 20th century (1836/40, 1856/75 and 1875 ff), the pieces were valued at 90 marks. At least for the absence of a ribbon an explanation could be found in the files. The former mayor Brandt refused the publication of the protocol book in 1856. In 1986, the city archives once again attempted to investigate the failure of the municipal council records between 1840 and 1919, but the then head of the town Josef Wolf had to fit as well. There is also a gap in the series of municipal accounts with the corresponding volumes of deeds between 1924 and 1940. For the years after 1940, the accounts as well as the accounts and the corresponding documents of the Geschwister-Zimmer-Siftung for the period between 1921 and 1941/42 are missing. The loss of some files or the one or the other transaction can be explained by the fact that it happened that these were lost during the loan e.g. to the district office in Worms. For this reason, Herrnsheim refused to hand over correspondence with Freiherr Heyl'schen Güterverwaltung concerning the question of space for the fire station of the fire brigade to the Hessian Building Department in Worms. On his cover letter it was noted: did not happen, otherwise the files (like so many before already) would not be findable any more one day. In order to prevent the loss or destruction of files by air raids, Martin Fell and his wife were requested by the local administration on 21.9.1942 to secure important documents every evening and to salvage the files in the event of damage to the town hall caused by air raids. On 29.4.1943, in the course of the incorporation of Herrnsheim, the files were first transferred to the cellar of the Cornelianum in Worms. On the basis of the different file aprons the different used Regist-raturplans can be recognized, first 1836, then 1908 and finally after 1942 (with the inscription 'Stadtverwal-tung Worms'). Some file covers were preserved as samples in abbot 40 no. 2532 - no. 2534). For the fascicles belonging to the classification group XXI.09. Dalbergische Grundstücksangelegenheiten, the file aprons have inscriptions similar to those shown for files in Dept. 159. III. listing The written material taken over in the course of the incorporation 1943 was registered in the 70iger years after the Bär'schen principle, whereby as a rule the titles of the office books and minutes as well as those after the hess. file plans from 1836 or 1908 on the file aprons were taken over traditional inscriptions. This first registration work originally comprised 371 units, whereby the last registered units (from no. 331) were supplemented at later dates and comprised a running time until 1966. On 24 June 1971, the then District Court Director Dr. Heinz Pfannebecker handed over 12 documents to the City Archives, which obviously originated from the provenance of the Herrnsheim Mayor's Office. Most recently, in 2002, title recordings of sources from the still unlisted partial stock were made in connection with Volker Brecher's work on the war economy in Worms. Here, files were taken into account that were thematically related to prisoners of war, foreigners, etc. for the period between 1938 and 1950. In the inventory of Dept. 40, which had already been recorded, a few files exclusively with the term after 1945 were taken into account in the first registration. These were segregated and returned with the still unlisted part of the stock, which also included files after 1945, in order to be processed later in connection with Dept. 6 Municipality of Worms (after 1945). Since individual files may have already been used under their old signature, a list of these pieces can be found in the appendix of this finding aid book, which is currently stored in 29 archive boxes (plus some loose pieces) in the magazine of the Raschi-Haus (Regal 25) together with the total of six linear metres of written material after 1945. With the new indexing of the inventory Abt. 40 - Gemeindearchiv Herrnsheim - was started in December 2005, the indexing work was completed in July 2006. In addition to the written material already listed, unlisted material was also taken into account. The indexing work was carried out according to the Bär principle, whereby a new numbering inevitably resulted with the dissolution of earlier larger indexing units, i.e. new signatures were assigned for these documents. Therefore a concordance between old and new signatures was created and attached to this find book. The entire inventory was entered into the AUGIAS archiving program and simultaneously indexed (company, location, person and subject index). The basis for the classification was the hess. The file plan of 1908 was chosen and modified and supplemented according to local needs. For reasons of data protection, approx. 140 files were provided with blocking notices for use. The relatively high number results from the fact that a large number of civil documents are available for which the Civil Status Act provides guidelines for use or non-use. Thin folders from the period around 1930/40 were collected, which contained Generalia - often only in the size of 2-3 sheets - and had no direct reference to matters in Herrnsheim; in addition, two bundles of calibration maps were sorted out, which have no informative value whatsoever. In total, the scope of the cassation covers three archive boxes. The municipal archive Herrnsheim is kept to the extent of 2538 units of description (numerically up to 2534) in 308 archive boxes (49 linear metres, of which 2 linear metres are official books). The duration ranges from 1445 to the 1970s, with a focus on the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. Despite incorporation in 1942, the cut for the index was set at 1945 so that two border data did not have to be taken into account within only three years, i.e. 1942 as the year of incorporation on the one hand, 1945 as the border year for the files handed down by the city administration before 1945 (Dept. 5) and after 1945 (Dept. 6) on the other. Therefore, the files were left in Dept. 40, in which at least one document from 1945 was still contained - irrespective of whether the temporal focus of the file tended to concern the period after 1945. IV. State of preservation The state of preservation of the files and official records of the present municipal archives can be described as good by and large. Unfortunately a larger number of pieces affected with mould is to be registered in particular under the calculations and documents, as well as the handbooks and diaries over incomes and expenditures: 45 with light mould infestation, with mould and water damages 7 pieces and 14 volumes are sport and have mould milk damages. Besides, a part of the document books to the calculations as well as a large number of the handbooks and diaries (approx. 140 pieces, i.e. approx. 5.5 es total stock) show beside mould and spores also water damages. Ten official books (invoice receipts and property tax section directories) are bound in such a way that parchment, which as a rule is inscribed with liturgical texts, forms the spine of the book in second use. Also thread-stitched files, as known from Prussian administration, can be found in Dept. 40. These are the official records (Protocollum Judicale, Dept. 40 No. 295 - 298). V. Tips for the use of the inventory The signatures of the individual sources are indicated with : City Archive Worms Dept. 40 No..... The often underestimated significance of the following sources should be pointed out here. In the volumes of documents relating to the invoices, in addition to newspapers (e.g. Dept. 40 No. 2409), there are also work chords (Dept. 40 No. 2469), invoices of various companies (Dept. 40 No. 2502), e.g. on work performed and material used for it (Dept. 40 No. 2504). The correspondence registers (e.g. Dept. 40 No. 651, No. 652) were also kept in full text in some years, so that the complete correspondence between the higher authority or private persons on the one hand and the mayor's office on the other hand can be traced in connection with the corresponding fact files. The significance of the inventory of estates as a source genre for genealogical, social and economic research should be pointed out in particular. The inventories are in the present stock under the classification group X.02.e. Inheritances and guardianship matters registered. There are also files on asset sharing and wills. For ease of use, the units of description have been sorted roughly alphabetically by surname, with all occurring surnames "underlined" at the same time. With regard to the index of persons, it should be noted that in very few exceptional cases the correct alphabetical order was broken. If the usual spelling of a common name was extremely changed, the allocation was made within the normal one, e.g. 'Pardong' instead of 'Bardong', here the classification took place under 'B'. If family names were used with equal weight in different spellings and their proximity was recognizable within the alphabet, no standardization or assignment was made, e.g. Ertelmeyer/Erdelmeyer. The company index was created so that smaller businesses in the municipality, which normally only run under the personal name (e.g. J. Hübner, Buchdruckerei), could also be recorded. It would be very difficult to find small companies within the index. Now the list can be flown over within the company index - also in case of classification (depending on how the transaction is usually called) partly under the first name, partly under the last name or under the business object. The prefix "Fa." was omitted because it was not used regularly [possibly also at different times] even by one and the same company. That's why it's uncertain to what extent he's really part of the name. Apo counters and restaurants mentioned by name were also included in this index. General designations such as locksmith's shop and glazier's shop have been added to the index. VI. supplementary archive holdings Dept. 13 No. 1777 'Gewerbebetriebe zu Herrnsheim' (1860-1888) Dept. 30 Hess. Kreisamt Worms (e.g. files in the area of trade supervision, admission to the Hessian state association) Abt. 49 Gemeindearchiv Pfeddersheim (Herrnsheim as a municipality belonging to the canton of Pfeddersheim) Abt. 159 Herrnsheimer Dalbergarchiv Hess. State Archive Darmstadt: Family Archive of Dalberg (Dept. O 1 A-B) VII Literature BARDONG, Otto, Harlesheim - Herlisheim - Herrnsheim. Contributions to local and parish history, in: Herrns-heim 771-1971, edited by Otto Bardong, Worms 1971, pp. 43-104. BÖNNEN, Gerold (edited on behalf of the city of Worms), Geschichte der Stadt Worms, Stuttgart 2005. WOLF, Jürgen Rainer/SPENGLER, Hugo (Bearb.), Family Archive v. Dalberg (Dept. O 1 A-B) 1424-1846 (= Repertories of the Hessian State Archive Darmstadt 22/1), Darmstadt 1985. Herrnsheim. Portrait of a community, edited on the occasion of the 1225th anniversary in 1996 by the local community of Worms-Herrnsheim.

Foreword: * 22 October 1908 in Berlin † 16 April 1979. Walther Brandt began his career in the administration of Mitropa. In 1939 he was transferred to the travel agency of the Kriegsmarine until he was finally drafted into the Wehrmacht. After the war he worked for the Brandenburgische Landesbahn, then changed to the Reichsbahndirektion Berlin and started working for the Deutsche Schlafwagen- und Speisewagengesellschaft. Until his retirement in 1973 he worked for the Bundesbahn-Zentralamt Minden, where he was responsible for the subject area "private cars". In addition to his numerous specialist articles, he publishes the two specialist books "Schlaf- und Speisewagen der Eisenbahn" and "Vom furigen Elias und der genften Elise". His collection and literary focus was on sleeping cars and dining cars as well as private and small railways. The focus of the stock is generally on the construction and operation of passenger trains and in particular on passenger, sleeping and saloon cars. For this purpose, materials from his work at Brandenburgische Landesbahn, Deutsche Schlafwagen- und Speisewagengesellschaft and Bundesbahn-Zentralamt Minden are available. In addition to this spectrum of collections, the collection also contains collections on locomotives and equipment of the railways, on securing rail traffic and on its historical development. There are also writings about railway and company anniversaries, as well as railway songs, poems and satirical representations of the railway journey. The written material is available in printed as well as handwritten form. The main part of the written material consists of newspaper and magazine articles or copies thereof. In addition, there are advertising materials from locomotive factories and passenger train providers, as well as flyers, special prints and photographs. The collection also contains some of his manuscripts and published articles. The collection was purchased by the Archive in 2015. It has a scope of 201 units of distortion with a duration of 1814-1979

Contains: - Leipzig 1963. Ihmels (letter of thanks) - Andalusia Camp 1940. Hentschel to Ihmels (copy) - Leeuwkop Camp 1940. Tscheuschner to Lörtscher (2 copies) - o.O. 1943. Lawton, Brandt, Schmidt to friends (newsletter) - Hamburg, Dresden 1941. Freytag, Lehmann to the mission workers in the homeland (newsletter) - Munich 1953. Ev.-luth. Landeskirchenrat an Erlanger Zentralstelle der Ev.-luth. Mission zu Leipzig (impression) - Moshi o.J. Riedel an ? (telegram) - Baviaanspoort 1944. Carstens to Memmen - Marangu 1956. Njau to Gutmann (transcript) - Berlin 1937. Reich and Prussian Ministers of the Interior to Chief Presidents of the Province of Westphalia (concerning "Collection Law of 5 November 1934 ... Circular of 9 June 1937 ... unlawful church collections") - Würzburg 1942. "Wolfgang" to "father" (private) - Schwabach 1955. Private letter to parents or grandparents - o.O., o.J. ? to ? (Part of a letter?) - "Our medical mission" annual report presented at the general meeting of the Missionsärztlichen Verein zu Leipzig ... 1941 by Küchler (typewritten, 4 p.) - 122nd Annual Report of the Leipzig Mission. 16 S. (ed.) - Ev.-luth. Mission zu Leipzig (ed.): Vom Dienst der Leipziger Mission. n.d. 8 p. (dr.) - From the service of the Leipzig Mission. 124th Annual Report 1942/43 and 125th Annual Report 1943/44 (8 pages each, printed) - Annual Report 1940/41 of the Hotschuan-Mission e.V. 16 pages. The plough of God. Annual report 1944/45 of the Hotschuan-Mission e. V. 16 p. (dr.) - "Mission people we want to think about" 2 p. (dr.) - Freytag, W. "Look over the borders. On the state of world mission." Hamburg 1946. (printed 32 p.; copy of machine 15 p.) - Machame 1959. Schmiedel to College of the Leipzig Mission (annual report 1958; typed; 15 p.; copy) - Moshi, St.: Welcome address to the leaders of the Church in Africa and Europe who were guests in Tanganyika. 1960. 4 p. - Roever, H.: Letter from Rev. H. Roever. Perambalur, Tiruchy Dt. (S. India) o.J. 4 S. (printed) - 2 newspaper clippings (Nürnberger Stadtspiegel 1955 "Pfarrer Jaeschke nahm Abschied von Nürnberg"; "Landesmissionsfest: Aufruf zur Nächstenliebe" ohne Quellenangabe, o.J.) - "Mitteilungsblatt des Bayerischen Staatsministeriums für Sonderaufgaben 2. Jg., No. 5/6, Munich 1947, p. 20/21 (machine copy) - Kaul, R.: Lehrbuch der Gabelsbergerschen Stenographie für Kaufleute. Dresden 1923. 74 p. (printed) - "Vorträge von Dr. Mergner aus Würzburg" 1948 - "Reiseplan" o.J. - Castell 1948 1948 - "Reiseplan für die Ärztliche Mission 1948" - "Arbeitsmöglichkeiten für Ärzte in Übersee" (typewritten; 2 p.) - o.O., o.J. "Abrechnung" - Sausenhofen 1948 - Pfarramt an Herrn Mergner (13 pupils in grades 5-8 write about a lecture by Mergner)

Letters to P. Kayser from: Langen, ... 22.10.1895 KölnBunsen, Georg 11.11.1894 NPK : 15Franzen, C. 10.11.1894 NPK : 29India-Office- 30.04.1890 NPK : 55Meinecke, Gustav Hermann 07.11.1891 NPK : 74Huhn, Alexander o.D. NPK : 52Geist, ... 05.04.1891 NPK : 35Arenberg, Franz Ludwig 29.05.1896; 26.07.1896 NPK : 2Bachem, Carl Jos. Emil 06.01.1897; 01.02.1897 NPK : 4Jasker, Otto 02.03.1884; 08.08.1884 NPK : 53Hernsheim, Franz 1895-1896 NPK : 43Heydebreck, Joachim 1893-1894 NPK : 44 : 1-6Heydt, Karl von der 1887-1895 NPK : 45Johann Albrecht <Mecklenburg, Duke>- 1895-1896 NPK : 56 : 1-4Hellwig, A... 1892-1897 NPK : 41 Wolf, Eugène 15.02.1895 ChilaosStephany, Friedrich 23.08.1894 NPK : 100François, Kurt 1883-1887 NPK : 28 : 1-8Gravenreuth, Carl 27.12.1888; o.D. NPK : 38Brauer, Arthur 30.01.1889 NPK : 10Rheinbaben, Georg 25.12.1888 NPK : 88Fischer, Paul 25.12.1896 NPK : 26Zimmermann, ... o.D.; 20.03.1894 NPK : 120Brandeis, ... 28.10.1896 NPK : 8 : 1-2Friedreich, Nicholas 30.03.1882 NPK : 30Varnbüler, ... 04.12.1884 NPK : 108Puttkammer, Jesco 19.11.1894 NPK : 86 : 1-2Tschirschky-Renard, ... 10.10.1883 NPK : 107Wolf, Eugène 1892-1897 NPK : 117Simson, Eduard 19.10.1890 NPK : 99 Hartmann, Eduard 20.08.1893 NPK : 39Rose, ... 1893-1896 NPK : 89 : 1-14Liebert, Eduard Wilhelm Hans 16.03.1895; 20.03.1895 NPK : 68 : 1-4Lindequist, Friedrich 29.12.1895; 14.11.1896 NPK : 69 : 1-6Meyer-Delius, H... 06.05.1895; 21.10.1896 NPK : 76Scharlach, Julius 1892-1896 NPK : 93Saligieux, ... 29.04.1893 NPK : 90Salish, ... 02.07.1876 NPK : 91rooms, ... 1895-1897 NPK : 119Schweitzer, George 22.06.1897 NPK : 98Stetten, ... 23.12.1892 NPK : 101 : 1-4Voges, Otto 12.04.1894 NPK : 109Irmer, Georg 1894-1896 NPK : 57 : 1-10Leutwein, Theodor 1894-1896 NPK : 67 : 1-16Lucas, ... 1893-1895 NPK : 71 Woermann, Adolph 1892-1894 NPK : 115Langen, Eugen 1887-1895 NPK : 65Nordenflycht, ... 1892-1894 NPK : 80Vohsen, Ernst 1888-1894 NPK : 110Ketteler, Klemens 09.11.1896 NPK : 61Wissmann, Hermann 1894-1897 NPK : 113Gabriel, Hermann 1884-1892 NPK : 32Fleischer, Richard 20.12.1893 NPK : 27Danckelman, Alexander 20.03.1895; 26.10.1896 NPK : 17Peters, Carl 1892-1894 NPK : 81Schele, ... 02.02.1893; 01.03.1893 NPK : 94 : 1-8Anton, ... 1892 NPK : 1Koehler, ... 01.12.1896 NPK : 63 : 1-2Haussmann, ... 05.03.1896 NPK : 40Laue, ... 14.11.1892 NPK : 66Hofmann, Karl 13.06.1891 NPK : 47Monts, A. 01.07.1890 NPK : 78Britzke, Elisabeth 18.07.1884 NPK : 11Buchner, Charles 28.10.1896 NPK : 13Samosch, Siegfried 1880-1886 NPK : 92Mordtmann, August Justus 11.1895 NPK : 79Thielmann, Max Franz Guido 28.10.1882; 26.11.1890 NPK : 104Bornhaupt, ... 14.12.1895 NPK : 7Schuckmann, Bruno 1891 NPK : 96 : 1-16Goszelin, Martin 12.07.1895 NPK : 37Arendt, Hans 1886-1887 NPK : 3Bushford, I... L... 16.10.1896 NPK : 16Ehrmann, O.- o.D. NPK : 25Tippelskirch, Horst 03.11.1896 NPK : 106Pindter, Emil 1887-1894 NPK : 84Girz, ... 25.12.1892 NPK : 36Rettich, ... o.D.; 1890 NPK : 87Klee, H... 08.09.1885 NPK : 62Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Hermann 1891-1895 NPK : 48Bülow, Alfred O... V... o.d.; 1882-1898 NPK : 14Kraus, Franz Xaver o.D. NPK : 64Michelet, R... 01.03.1892 NPK : 77Britzke, W. 20.07.1884 NPK : 12Brandt, Max von 16.10.1896 NPK : 9Wrangel, Karl 19.04.1885; 19.05.1885 NPK : 118Dominik, Emil 09.11.1885 NPK : 22Hinzpeter, Georg Ernst 04.03.1893 NPK : 46Stommel, Kuno 1886-1887 NPK : 102Matuschka, Viktor Maria 1881-1887 NPK : 73Baehr, Otto 26.02.1887 NPK : 5 Ehlers, Otto Ehrenfried 13.04.1894 NPK : 24Doernberg, Albert 29.12.1881 NPK : 21Marschall von Bieberstein, Adolf Hermann 30.08.1890 NPK : 72Ibn-Muhammad, Abd-ul-Aziz 27.06.1892 NPK : 54Schmidt, Rochus o.D; 26.11.1891 NPK : 95Schwartzkoppen, Maximilian 1893-1897 NPK : 97 : 1-30Eckardt, Julius 06.11.1891 NPK : 23Hueffer, Hermann 05.12.1890; 09.08.1892 NPK : 49Prittwitz-Gaffron, ... 14.04.1885 NPK : 85Galli, ... 26.08.1888 NPK : 33Meyer, Hans 15.02.1888 NPK : 75Karl Anton <Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, Prince>- 24.05.1884 NPK : 58Diederich, ... 24.07.1884 NPK : 18Lossius, ... 15.12.1894 NPK : 70Huhn, Alexander 30.11.1894 NPK : 50Denkschrift über die Verträge der Deutsch-Ostafrikanischen Gesellschaft mit der Regierung / Paul Kayser 1 Hs. (MF : 1998 : 7/7 : NPK: Sammelfiche 1)Wilhelm II. <German Emperor and King of Prussia>Individual marginal notes on the memorandum on the Treaties of the Deutsch-Ostafrikanischen Gesellschaft mit der Regierung / Wilhelm II, German Emperor and King of Prussia-Berlin, o.D. ( enclosed: Kayser, Paul: Postscript ... (Signature NPK:59))Inventory number: 1942.2868w)

A-E; Albrecht, Ernst - Altenkirch, Günter - Andeweg, A. - Arendt, Günter - Arndt, Johannes - Bähr, Rudolf - Balley, H. - Bartholomäus, Erich - Bärz, Günter - Bäumer, W. - Bayer, Armin - Beck, E. - Becker, Otto - Beerens, Johann - Beimann, F. - Betzner, Günter - Bieber, Karl - Bodenmiller, Ulrich - Bökhoff, Rewert - Börger, Heinrich - Borowsky, Lothar - Brandt, Eugen - Brüggemann, Carl - Brünger, Friedrich - Burchardt, Claus - Bürgstede, C. - Burkert, Georg - Büsch, H. - Carle, Friedrich - Czarnetzki, Ernst - Dahme, Dieter - Dauth, Jürgen - Delinger, E. - Dietule, H. - Donner, Alfred - Dumuschat, E. - Ecker, Walter - Engelbrecht, Walter - Ernst, Manfred - Etzold, Gerhard

Stations of the Berlin missions in East Africa / Sketch of the work begun in early 1913 in Brandt-Usango / Map of the surroundings of Brandt / Photo: Ruin of the Brandt mission

Enth. the following coloured hand drawings: 1) Principatus Münsterbergensis exhibens circulos Münsterberg et Frankstein a I. W. Wielandi diligentissima delineata in hanc fromam reducta a F. B. Wernhero ... 1754 [Map of the Principality of Münsterberg with the districts Münsterberg and Frankenstein, drawn by I. W. Wieland and F. B. Wernher brought into this form ... 1754] (Münsterberg, district / Ziebice), 29.8 cm x 24.3 cm; p. 3v-4r 2) Mappa specialis circuli Mönsterbergens[is special map of the Münsterberg district] (Münsterberg, district / Ziebice), 16.8 cm x 20.7 cm; p. 11r 3) Plan of Münsterberg (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 39.3 cm x 31.3 cm; p. 3v-4r 2; map of the Münsterberg district [is special map of the Münsterberg district], 39.3 cm x 31.3 cm; p. 4v-4r 2) 16v-17r 4) Closter Henrichau [Heinrichau] (Heinrichau / Henryków), 35 cm x 26.1 cm; sheets 20v-21r 5) Prospect of Münsterberg (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 17.5 cm x 7 cm; sheets 22r 6) Ground plan of Münsterberg (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 17.7 cm x 14.5 cm; p. 22v 7) Parish church in Mönsterberg [Münsterberg] (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 8.3 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 22v 6) 23r 8) Town hall in Mönsterberg [Münsterberg] (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 8 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 23r 9) Creutzherrn Commenda [Kreuzherrenkommende zu Münsterberg] (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 8.1 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 23v 10) Today's castle in Mönsterberg [Münsterberg] (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 9 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 23r 9) 23v 11) Ruins of the old castle in Münsterberg (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 16.6 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 24r 12) Closter Henrichau [Heinrichau] von Aufgang (Heinrichau / Henryków), 17.2 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 24r 12; ruins of the old castle in Münsterberg (Münsterberg / Ziebice), 16.6 cm x 7.5 cm 25r 13) Church at Beerdorf [Bärdorf] (Bärdorf / Niedzwiedz), 7.9 cm x 6.3 cm; p. 25v 14) [Church] at Beerwalde [Bärwalde] (Bärwalde / Niedzwiednik), 6.5 cm x 6.3 cm; p. 25v 15) Schönjonsdorf Castle [Schönjohnsdorf] in Münsterberg, belonging to the Closter Henrichau [Heinrichau] (Schönjohnsdorf / Witostowice ), 16.8 cm x 20.7 cm; sheets. 26v-26r 16) K[irche] at Krelke [Krelkau] (Krelkau / Krzelków), 7.5 cm x 7.8 cm; p. 28r 16) K[irche] at G[roß] Nossen (Groß Nossen / Osina Wielka), 7 cm x 7.8 cm; p. 28r 17) [Church at] Olbersdorf (Olbersdorf / Rososznica), 7.3 cm x 8.7 cm; p. 28v 18) [Church at] Polish Neudorf [Waldneudorf] (Polish Neudorf / Waldneudorf / Nowolesie), 8.6 cm x 8.7 cm; p. 28v 19) Castle at Seitendorf (Seitendorf / Sieroszow), 9.4 cm x 7 cm; p. 29r 20) K[irche] at Seitendorf (Seitendorf / Sieroszow), 6.4 cm x 7 cm; p. 29r 21) [Church to] Alt Henrichau [Alt Heinrichau] (Alt Heinrichau / Stary Henryków), 8 cm x 7,3 cm; p. 29r 22) K[irche] to Wiesenthal (Wiesenthal / Wadochowice), 6,6 cm x 7,3 cm; p. 29) [Church to] Alt Henrichau [Alt Heinrichau] (Alt Heinrichau / Stary Henryków), 8 cm x 7,3 cm; p. 29r 22) 29r 23) Map of Franckenst [one; Frankensteiner] Creis (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 16.6 cm x 24 cm; p. 30r 24) Ground plan of Franckstein [Frankenstein] (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 18.3 cm x 17 cm; p. 36r 25) Franckstein [Frankenstein], prospect of Mitternacht (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 17.3 cm x 8.5 cm; sheet. 37r 26) Castle of Franckstein [Frankenstein] in front of the Runinirung (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 17.1 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 38r 27) Franckstein [Frankenstein], Propect of Evening (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 17.9 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 44r 28) Prospect of the [Frankensteiner] Town Hall and Imperial Rams (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 17.7 cm x 9.2 cm; p. 50r 29) Prospect of the Ring Virtel [at Frankenstein] in front of the Schweidnitzer Thor (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 17 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 53r 30) Francksteiner [Frankensteiner] castle after the demolition (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 16.2 cm x 11 cm; sheet. 55r 31) Prospect of the first quarter in Oberlanggasse [zu Frankenstein] (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 16.2 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 58r 32) Today's castle in Franckstein [Frankenstein] (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 16.2 cm x 8.9 cm; p. 100r 33) Parish [irche] at S[ankt] Anna in Franckstein [Frankenstein] (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 9.6 cm x 8.3 cm; p. 102v 34) Kirch im Zadel (Zadel / Sadlno), 6 cm x 8.3 cm; p. 102v 35) P[atres] Dominicaner zum hei[ligen] Creutz [zu Frankenstein] (Frankenstein / Zabkowice Slaskie), 15.2 cm x 8.7 cm; p. 103r 36) Warta [Wartha], as same stood before old times (Wartha / Bardo), 29 cm x 22 cm; p. 111v-112r 37) Warta [Wartha], to be seen today (Wartha / Bardo), 32.6 cm x 24.8 cm; p. 113v-114r 38) Camentz [Kamenz] to be seen from Schrömerberg or Mittag an (Kamenz / Kamieniec Zabkowicki), 17.5 cm x 10.2 cm; p. 116r 39) Camentz [Kamenz] to be seen from midnight (Kamenz / Kamieniec Zabkowicki ), 16.7 cm x 10.6 cm; sheet. 117r 40) Camentz [Kamenz] seen from the Hopfenberg (Kamenz / Kamieniec Zabkowicki), 16.2 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 118v 41) [Church to] Altmannsdorf (Alt Altmannsdorf / Starczów), 7.8 cm x 7.6 cm; p. 119v 42) [Church to] Baumgarten (Baumgarten / Kojecin), 7.2 cm x 7.6 cm; p. 119v 43) Beitzen [Baitzen], old church [with vicarage] (Baitzen / Byczen), 12,5 cm x 5 cm; p. 119v 44) New church [to Baitzen] (Baitzen / Byczen), 4,5 cm x 5 cm; p. 119v 45) [Church at] Dittmandorf [Dittmannsdorf] (Dittmannsdorf / Brodziszów), 6.7 cm x 4.2 cm; p. 119v 46) [Church and vicarage] at Frankenberg (Frankenberg / Przylek), 10.1 cm x 9.7 cm; p. 120r 47) [Church to] Dörndorf (Dörndorf / Plonica), 5.7 cm x 9.7 cm; p. 120r 48) [Church to] Gierichswalde (Gierichswalde / Laskówka), 5.7 cm x 4.7 cm; p. 4) [Church to] Dörndorf (Dörndorf / Plonica), 5.7 cm x 9.7 cm; p. 120r 48) [Church to] Gierichswalde (Gierichswalde / Laskówka), 5.7 cm x 4.7 cm; p. 4 120r 49) Heinrichswälder [Heinrichswalde] Church and vicarage (Heinrichswalde / Laski ), 16.4 cm x 8.7 cm; p. 120v 50) [Church and vicarage to] Hemmersdorf (Hemmersdorf / Ozary), 11.4 cm x 7.7 cm; p. 11.4 cm x 7.7 cm; p. 4.4 cm x 7.7 cm 121r 51) [Church at] Folmersdorf (Follmersdorf / Chwalislaw), 5.5 cm x 7.7 cm; p. 121r 52) Kaubitzer Kirch (Kaubitz / Kubice), 10.7 cm x 8.1 cm; p. 121r 53) [Church at] Töliwoda [Tepliwoda/Lauenbrunn] (Tepliwoda / Lauenbrunn / Cieplowody), 5.7 cm x 8.1 cm; p. 121r 54) Castle at Kleitsch [Kleutsch] (Kleutsch / Kluczowa), 8.3 cm x 8.2 cm; p. 122v 55) [Adelshof zu] Lampersdorf (Lampersdorf / Grodziszcze), 7.8 cm x 8.2 cm; p. 122v 56) Mayfritzdorfer [Maifritzdorfer] Kirch u[nd] Pfarrhof (Maifritzdorf / Makolno), 15.3 cm x 8.9 cm; p. 122v 57) Manor of Giersdorf (Giersdorf / Opolnica), 18 cm x 10 cm; p. 123r 58) Castle of Peterwitz (Peterwitz / Stoszowice), 16 cm x 9 cm; p. 123v 59) Protzan village (Protzan / Zwrócona), 22.3 cm x 65.5 cm; p. 124r 60) Raudnitz castle (Raudnitz / Rudnica), 17.5 cm x 9 cm; p. 125v 61) New church [with vicarage] at Reichenau (Reichenau / Topola), 11 cm x 7.9 cm; p. 125v 62) Old church at Reichenau (Reichenau / Topola), 6.5 cm x 7.9 cm; p. 125v 63) [Church and manor house at Schönwalde] (Schönheide / Przedborowa), 17.6 cm x 8.6 cm; p. 126r 64) [Church at] Peterwitz (Peterwitz / Stoszowice), 8.5 cm x 8 cm; p. 126v 65) [Church at] Schrom [Schröm] (Schröm / Srem), 7.9 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 126v 66) Chapel at Schlottendorf (Schlottendorf / Slawecin), 7.8 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 126v 67) Warta [Wartha] (Wartha / Bardo), 36.5 cm x 16 cm; p. 127v-128r 68) Giersdorf, formerly gräf[liche] Burg, now mehro gräf[lich] Chursvant (Giersdorf / Opolnica), 36.5 cm x 12.5 cm; sheet. 127v-128r 69) Lampersdorff [Lampersdorf], Mr. von Vilbach (Lampersdorf / Grodziszcze), 27.3 cm x 15 cm; p. 129v-130r 70) Schönwalde [Schönwalde], manor house (Schönwalde / Budzow), 27.3 cm x 12.5 cm; p. 129v-130r 71) Raudnitz vulg[o] Raumnitz, Lord of Haugwitz (Raudnitz / Rudnica), 26.2 cm x 20.4 cm; p. 131v-132r 72) Schräbsdorf Castle (Schräbsdorf / Bobolice), 17.5 cm x 8.5 cm; p. 133r 73) Castle and church of Stoltz (Stolz / Stolec), 16.5 cm x 8.3 cm; p. 133v 74) König[liche] freye Bergstadt Silberberg (Silberberg / Srebrna Góra), 37.8 cm x 18.3 cm; p. 18) 134v-135r 75) Church at Wolmsdorf (Wolmsdorf / Sosnowa), 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 136v 76) Church at Zadel (Zadel / Sadlno), 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 136v 77) Oelsische Schlos vorm Bres[lauer] Thor her (Oels / Olesnica), 16 cm x 9.7 cm; p. 156v 78) City of Oels on view before Trebnitzer Thor (Oels / Olesnica), 17.5 cm x 6.5 cm; p. 157r 79) Oelse [Oels] in front of Bres[lauer] Thor on view (Oels / Olesnica), 16.5 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 157v 80) Olsische Schlos vorm Trebnitzer Thor on view (Oels / Olesnica), 16.5 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 158v 81) Plan of the princely residence town of Oels (Oels / Olesnica), 36 cm x 29 cm; p. 162v-163r 82) Castle and city Parish [irche zu Oels] (Oels / Olesnica), 8.3 cm x 6.9 cm; p. 165r 83) S[ankt] Salvator [zu Oels] (Oels / Olesnica), 5.1 cm x 6.9 cm; p. 165r 84) Catho[ische] Church in Oels ad[dicta] Sanctae Trinit[atil] (Oels / Olesnica), 17.5 cm x 6.5 cm; p. 167v 85) S[ankt] Marien und [nd] Georgenkirch [zu Oels] (Oels / Olesnica), 7.2 cm x 7.3 cm; p. 167v 86) S[ankt] Anna, Begräbni[s]kirchl [to Oels] (Oels / Olesnica), 6,2 cm x 6,8 cm; p. 168r 87) S[ankt] Nicolai Kirchel [to Oels] (Oels / Olesnica), 7 cm x 6,8 cm; p. 168r 88) [View of] Hundsfeld (Hundsfeld (Breslau) / Psie Pole ), 35 cm x 18.9 cm; pp. 169v-170r 89) Das hochfürst[lich] Würtemberg-Ölsische Lust Schlos Sibyllen-Orth [Sibyllenort] (Sibyllenort / Szczodre), 26.2 cm x 25.2 cm; pp. 171v-172r 90) Plan, front Prosp[ect] of Briesa [Briese] (Briese / Brzezinka), 30,7 cm x 21,3 cm; sheet. 173v-174r 91) Briesa [Briese], high countess Promnitz Castle and Garden (Briese / Brzezinka), 29,8 cm x 25 cm; p. 175v-176r 92) Ground view of Oels (Oels / Olesnica), 17,4 cm x 20,2 cm; p. 177r 93) The country house [to Oels] with the same side of the marquetry (Oels / Olesnica), 15 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 179v 94) Rathus in Oels (Oels / Olesnica), 16.3 cm x 7.8 cm; p. 179v 181r 95) Kirch zu Hundsfeldt [Hundsfeld] (Hundsfeld (Breslau) / Psie Pole), 8.9 cm x 7.4 cm; p. 183r 96) Gr[oß] Weigelsdorf (Groß Weigelsdorf / Kielczow), 8.9 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 183r 97) Knight's seat at Hünern (Hünern / Psary), 14.2 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 183r 98) Castle at Simbsdorf [Simsdorf] (Simsdorf / Szymanow), 16 cm x 8 cm; p. 183v 99) Church at Hünern (Hünern / Psary), 9.3 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 183v 100) Church at Kabsdorf (Kapsdorf / Czernczyce), 6 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 183v 8) Church at Kabsdorf (Kapsdorf / Czernczyce), 6 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 183r 8) 183v 101) Manor house at Skarsine [Sauerbrunn] (Skarsine / Sauerbrunn / Skarszyn), 16.5 cm x 9 cm; p. 184r 102) Region of the fountain at Skarsine [Sauerbrunn] (Skarsine / Sauerbrunn / Skarszyn), 16.5 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 184r 103) Catho[lische] Church and vicarage at Lossen (Lossen / Losiów), 10 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 184v 104) Evan[gelisch] Luth[e]r[ische] K[irch] zu Lossen (Lossen / Losiów), 5.5 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 184v 105) Church at Bohrau (Bohrau / Borowa), 8.5 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 184v 106) Church of Strehlitz (Strehlitz / Strzelce), 6.4 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 184v 107) [Church of Schmollen (Schmollen / Smolna), 7.7 cm x 6.5 cm; p. 184v 108) [Church of Stampen (Stampen / Stepin)], 6.5 cm x 6.5 cm; p. 184v 109) Church at Langenwiese (Langenwiese / Dlugoleka), 17.6 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 185r 110) Klein Weigelsdorf in the Oelsisches Fürstenthum, Baron Franckenberg gehörig (Klein Weigelsdorf / Kielczowek), 29.5 cm x 20.7 cm; p. 185v-186r 111) Brusewitz Castle [Bruschewitz/Möwengrund], Graf v[on] Salisch, located halfway around Sibyllenort (Bruschewitz/Möwengrund / Pruszowice), 27.4 cm x 24.2 cm; sheet. 187v-188r 112) Peuke, castle and garden, 1 1/2 meil of Oels, Baron Haugwitz (Peuke / Byków), 27.7 cm x 26.7 cm; p. 189v-190r "113) [Weak drawing of a walled enclosure and castle outside, inscribed with ""Baumgarten""] (--- / ---), 16.2 cm x 18.2 cm; p. 190v" 114) Mappa specialis circuli Bernstadiensis [Special map of the Bernstadt district] (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 16.5 cm x 21.2 cm; p. 192r 115) Prospect of Bernstadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 17 cm x 7.3 cm; p. 192r 116) Grund-Ris of Bernstadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 17.5 cm x 14.7 cm; p. 193r 117) Fürst[liches] Schlos zu Bernstadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 16 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 193v 118) Schlos zu Bernstadt von Seiten der Stadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 16.4 cm x 9.3 cm; p. 193r 4) 195r 119) Church of Bernstadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 9.3 cm x 7.9 cm; p. 196v 120) Burial Church of Bernstadt (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 5.8 cm x 7.9 cm; p. 196v 121) [Church of] Kunersdorf (Kunersdorf / Brzezia Laka), 7.5 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 196v 197r 122) K[irche] at Pontwitz (Pontwitz / Poniatowice), 8 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 197r 123) Castle and Church at Juliusburg (Juliusburg / Dobroszyce), 17.3 cm x 7.5 cm; p. 17) 197r 124) Castle and Court Era of Zessel (Zessel / Ciesle), 15.4 cm x 6.9 cm; p. 197v 125) Church of Zessen (Zessel / Ciesle), 8.7 cm x 6.3 cm; p. 197v 126) Church at Gr[oß] Zöllnig (Zöllnig / Solniki Male), 6.3 cm x 6.3 cm; p. 197v 127) [Bird's-eye view of] Bernstadt, d(en) 24 augusti 1751 (Bernstadt / Bierutów), 36.8 cm x 26.4 cm; p. 198v-199r 128) Plan of Juliusburg (Juliusburg / Dobroszyce), 31.7 cm x 19.5 cm; p. 200v-201r 129) Prospect of Juliusburg (Juliusburg / Dobroszyce), 27.2 cm x 4.9 cm; sheet 200v-201r 130) Special Charte circuli Trebnicensis [Special Map of the Trebnitz District] (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 30.5 cm x 21.2 cm; sheet 202v-203r 131) Closter Gestifft Trebnitz (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 15.3 cm x 7.3 cm; p. 209v 132) [Bird's-eye view of] Trebnitz (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 36.8 cm x 21.2 cm; p. 210v-211r 133) Prospect of the Stift and Stadel Trebnitz (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 23.8 cm x 4.1 cm; p. 209v 8) 210v-211r 134) Parish church at Trebnitz (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 8.8 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 211v 135) Burial church [at Trebnitz] (Trebnitz / Trzebnica), 6 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 211v 136) Church at Klein Graben (Klein Graben / Grabowno Male), 7.2 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 211v 211r 211r 211v 211v 211v 2.8 cm; p. 211v 211v 211v 2.2 cm; p. 211v 211v 2.2 cm; p. 211v 211v 2.2 cm; p. 211v 2.2 cm; p. 2.2 cm; p. 2.2 cm 213r 137) [Church at] Hochkirch (Hochkirch / Wysoki Kosciol), 7 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 213r 138) Herrhof at Kaschneve [Herrhofen] (Herrhofen / Kaszyce Milickie), 9 cm x 6 cm; p. 213r 139) Herrhof at Schilanowitz [Schimmelwitz] (Schimmelwitz / Siemianice), 8 cm x 6 cm; p. 213r 8) [Church at] Hochkirch (Hochkirch / Wysoki Kosciol), 7 cm x 5.8 cm; p. 213r 138) 213r 140) Castle at Gros Peterwitz (Groß Peterwitz / Piotrkowice), 10 cm x 7.3 cm; p. 213v 141) Palace at Klein Peterwitz (Klein Peterwitz / Piotrkowice Male), 8 cm x 7.3 cm; p. 213v 142) Manor house at Wiese (Wiese / Wisznia Mala), 8 cm x 7.1 cm; p. 213v 241) 213v 143) [Bird's-eye view of] Stroppen (Stroppen / Strupina), 33.5 cm x 21 cm; p. 214v-215r 144) Parish church in the Stadl Stroppen (Stroppen / Strupina), 7.3 cm x 5.4 cm; p. 214v-215r 145) Prospect of Stroppen (Stroppen / Strupina), 18.7 cm x 5.4 cm; p. 214v-215r 18.7 cm x 5.4 cm 214v-215r 146) Cathol[ische] K[irche] zu Schawaine [Schweinern/Blücherthal] (Schweinern/Blücherthal / ---), 6.8 cm x 5.4 cm; p. 214v-215r 147) [Bird's-eye view of] Bralin, 1 1/2 meil a Wartenberg (Bralin / Bralin), 32.2 cm x 20.4 cm; p. 216v-217r 148) New castle at Goschitz [Goschütz] (Goschütz / Goszcz), 16 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 217v 149) Plan of Stadel Medzibor [Neumittelwalde] (Neumittelwalde / Miedzybórz), 29.2 cm x 25.4 cm; p. 219v-220r 150) [Weak pencil sketch of a layout with lock] (--- / ---), 28 cm x 16,9 cm; sheets 220v 151) Medzibor[ische] dominion, the prince[lichen] house Oels [map] (Neumittelwalde / Miedzybórz), 13.8 cm x 7.7 cm; p. 221r 152) Constädter [Konstädter] Creis [map] (Konstadt / Wolczyn), 14 cm x 11.9 cm; p. 221v 153) Dynastia Wartenbergensis et Goschützensis [dominion of Wartenberg and Goschütz] (Wartenberg and Goschütz / Syców), 18.5 cm x 14.8 cm; sheets 222r 154) Castle church of Goschütz (Goschütz / Goszcz), 16 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 223r 155) Prayer house of Freyhan (Freyhan / Ciesków), 8.5 cm x 6.1 cm; p. 222r 154) 223v 156) Beth[aus] zu Peterwitz (Peterwitz / ), 7.3 cm x 6.1 cm; p. 224v-225r 157) Plan of [Groß] Wartenberg (Wartenberg / Syców), 35.3 cm x 26 cm; p. 224v-225r 158) [Groß] Wartenberger K[irche] (Wartenberg / Syców), 6.4 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 224v-225r 158) [Groß] Wartenberger K[irche] (Wartenberg / Syców), 6.4 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 224v-225r 6.3 cm x 8.8 cm 225v 159) Castle to [Groß] Wartenberg (Wartenberg / Syców), 9.3 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 225v 160) Origin of [Groß] Wartenberg od[er] Würtshaus Wart am Berge (Wartenberg / Syców), 17 cm x 10 cm; p. 230r 161) Prospectus [Groß] Wartenberg, as such before fire (Wartenberg / Syców), 16.5 cm x 10 cm; p. 225v 169) Castle to [Groß] Wartenberg (Wartenberg / Syców), 9.3 cm x 8.8 cm; p. 225v 160) Origin of [Groß] Wartenberg od[er] Würtshaus Wart am Berge (Wartenberg / Syców), 17 cm x 10 cm; p. 230r 161) Prospectus [Groß] Wartenberg, as such before fire (Wartenberg / Syców), 16.5 cm x 10 cm; p. 230v 162) Ground plan of [Groß] Wartenberg with implied Brandt (Wartenberg / Syców), 16.3 cm x 14.1 cm; p. 235v 163) Plan of the [Groß] Wartenberg (Wartenberg / Syców), again built, 16.6 cm x 12.3 cm; p. 235v 163) 235v 164) Castle at Goschitz [Goschütz], how such was before the fire (Goschütz / Goszcz), 16.2 cm x 8.9 cm; p. 236v 165) Goschitz [Goschütz], castle and barn (Goschütz / Goszcz), 33 cm x 21.6 cm; p. 237v-238r 166) Church at Görnsdorf (Görnsdorf / Gaszowice), 6.6 cm x 6.8 cm; p. 238v 167) Church at Münchwitz (Münchwitz / Mnichowice), 8.5 cm x 6.8 cm; p. 238v 168) Castle at Goschitz [Goschütz] before the fire (Goschütz / Goszcz), 16.7 cm x 7.1 cm; p. 238v 166) 238v 169) Church of Stron [Stronn] (Stronn / Stronia), 5.8 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 239r 170) [Church of Trembatschau (Trembatschau / Trebaczów), 4.9 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 239r 171) [Church of] Goschitz [Goschütz] (Goschütz / Goszcz), 5.7 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 239r 171) [Church of] Goschitz [Goschütz] (Goschütz / Goszcz), 5.7 cm x 6.6 cm; p. 239r 171 239r 172) [Bird's-eye view of] Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 36 cm x 22.5 cm; p. 239v-240r 173) Large church in Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 6.7 cm x 5.5 cm; p. 240r 174) Small church in Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 8 cm x 5.5 cm; p. 239v-240r 174; p. 239r 172) [Bird's-eye view of] Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 36 cm x 22.5 cm; p. 239v-240r 173) Small church in Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 6.7 cm x 5 cm; p. 8.7 cm x 5.5 cm 240r 175) Prospect of Festenberg (Festenberg / Twardagóra), 16.3 cm x 7.2 cm; p. 240v 176) Castle of Militsch (Militsch / Milicz), 14.7 cm x 9 cm; p. 242v 177) Militzer [Militscher] Gnadenkirch (Militsch / Milicz), 15.5 cm x 8.5 cm; p. 246r 178) Freyhan, Castle and Sta(dt)el (Freyhan / Ciesków), 32,5 cm x 25,9 cm; p. 246v-247r 179) Prospect of the Castle and City of Militsch (Militsch / Milicz), 16,5 cm x 6,2 cm; p. 247v 180) Imperial Count[lich] Burghausisch[es] Town Sulau vulg[o] Zulauf (Sulau / Sulów), 33.5 cm x 24.6 cm; sheet. 248v-249r 181) Castle at Zulauf [Sulau], back part (Sulau / Sulów), 16 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 249v 182) Castle at Freyhan (Freyhan / Ciesków), 15.6 cm x 8.6 cm; p. 252r 183) Prospect of the Austrian Habsburg family house [Habsburg] (Habsburg / ---), 15.5 cm x 11 cm; p. 270r 184) [Map of the Principality of Schweidnitz] (Schweidnitz / Swidnica), 34 cm x 31.5 cm; p. 276v-277r 185) [Map of the] Schweidnitzer Creis(es) (Schweidnitz / Swidnica), 16.3 cm x 26 cm; p. 299r 186) [Bird's eye view of the] Stadtl Waldenburg (Waldenburg / Walbrzych), 34.5 cm x 21.8 cm; p. 276v-277r 176) [Bird's eye view of the] Stadtl Waldenburg (Waldenburg / Walbrzych), 34.5 cm x 21.8 cm; p. 276v-277r 189) [Bird's eye view of the] Stadtl Waldenburg (Waldenburg / Walbrzych), 34.5 cm x 21.8 cm 300v-301r 187) Zobten (Zobten / Sobótka), 34 cm x 15,2 cm; p. 302v-303r 188) [manor house] Gurcke [Gurke] (Gurke / ---), 33 cm x 13 cm; p. 302v-303r 189) Plan of the castle Fürstenstein (Fürstenstein / Ksiaz), 35,5 cm x 24,4 cm; p. 314v-315r 190) Plan of Freyburg [Freiburg] (Freiburg / Swiebodzice), 33 cm x 28.9 cm; p. 316v-317r 191) Plan of Stattel Friedland (Friedland / Mieroszów), 34 cm x 25.5 cm; p. 318v-319r 192) Plan of Stattl Gottsberg [Gottesberg] (Gottesberg / Boguszów), 32.5 cm x 18.2 cm; p. 316v-319r 320v-321r 193) Place, where the king [lich] Prussian army confessed the 14 [.] December [1745, before the battle at Kesselsdorf], as they came from the defilée at Meyssen [Meissen; battle at Kesselsdorf] (--- / ---), 13 cm x 23,3 cm; sheet. 321v 194) [bath] Charlottenbrunn under [er] Baron Seer [seer] (Charlottenbrunn / Jedlina-Zdrój), 31 cm x 20.8 cm; p. 322v-323r 195) Plan of Altwasser Baad, Altwasser under Tit[el] Mr Baron Chamare (Altwasser (bath) / Stary Zdrój), 30 cm x 23.4 cm; p. 324v-325r 196) Plan of Conradswalde Castle [Conradswaldau] (Konradswaldau / Mrowiny), 35 cm x 21.3 cm; p. 326v-327r 197) [Bird's-eye view of Schönfeld Castle] Schönfeld, Heren Baron Seher [Seherr], Jost the Younger (Schönfeld / Siedlimowice), 31 cm x 21.2 cm; p. 328v-329r 198) Plan of the castle Domantzke [Domanze] (Domanze / Domanice), 35,5 cm x 20,1 cm; p. 330v-331r 199) [Bird's eye view of] Striegau (Striegau / Strzegom), 37 cm x 27,8 cm; p. 336v-337r 200) Langen Oels [Langenöls], castle ... and splendid Lust und Ziergarten (Langenöls / Olszyna), 37.5 cm x 31.3 cm; p. 338v-339r 201) Landshutter [Landeshuter] Creis Schweidnitzer Fürstenthums [map] (Landeshut / Kamienna Góra), 16.8 cm x 26.3 cm; p. 340r 202) Church of Grace before Landshutt [Landeshut] (Landeshut / Kamienna Góra), 17.7 cm x 9.8 cm; p. 342r 203) [Bird's-eye view of] Landshut [Landeshut] (Landeshut / Kamienna Góra), 36.5 cm x 29 cm; p. 343 v-344r 204) Plan of the Clostergestifft Grüssau (Grüssau / Krzeszów), 32.5 cm x 26.5 cm; l. 349v-350r 205) [Bird's-eye view of Grüssau monastery from the east] (Grüssau / Krzeszów), 16.8 cm x 28.2 cm; p. 351r 206) Plan of Hohenfriedberg [Hohenfriedeberg] (Hohenfriedeberg / Dobromierz), 35.5 cm x 23 cm; p. 354v-355r 207) [Bird's-eye view of] Krausendorf (Krausendorf / Debrznik), 26 cm x 11 cm; p. 356v-357r 208) Mertzdorfer [Merzdorfer] Herr Hof (Merzdorf / Marciszów), 26 cm x 13 cm; p. 356v-357r 209) Plan of Schweinhaus Castle (Schweinhaus / Swiny), 32 cm x 23.2 cm; p. 358v-359r 210) Blumenau, belonging to the seminary soc[ietatis] Iesu [Jesuits] after Schweidnitz (Blumenau / Jedlinka Górna), 3 cm x 15,2 cm; pp. 360v-361r 211) Schweinhaus von der Seithen von Polckenhain [Bolkenhain] the 29th century. Augusti 1748 (Bolkenhain / Bolków), 3 cm x 11,5 cm; p. 360v-361r 212) Rudelsdorfer Kupfer Bergwerk [Rudelstadt] (Rudelstadt / Ciechanowice), 3 cm x 23,4 cm; p. 362v-363r 213) Nimmersat [Nimmersath], Baron Czetteritzer [Czettritzer] dominion, the 19th century Octob[ris] 1749 (Nimmersath / Plonina), 29 cm x 25 cm; p. 364v-365r 214) Schömberg in the Swabian [and] other Prospekt [von Schömberg] (Schömberg / Chelmsko Slaskie), 33.3 cm x 25.4 cm; p. 366v-367r 215) Reichenbach[er] Creis im Schweid[nischen] Fürstenthum [map] (Reichenbach / Dzierzoniów), 16.2 cm x 19.5 cm; p. 368r 216) Reichenbach im Schweidnitzen (Reichenbach / Dzierzoniów), 37.5 cm x 26.5 cm; p. 371v-372r 217) Ronstock [Rohnstock] under title] Gen[eral] Counts of Hohberg (Rohnstock / Roztoka), 35 cm x 24,5 cm; pp. 373v-374r 218) Ronstock [Rohnstock] under Tit[el] Mr Counts of Hohberg to be seen from Oriente (Rohnstock / Roztoka), 35 cm x 23,9 cm; pp. 375v-376r 219) Lauterbach [Ober Lauterbach], Gen[eral] from Schweinitz (Oberlauterbach / Jastrowiec), 29 cm x 20,8 cm; l. 377v-378r 220) Rudelsdorf, Baron von Schweinitz (Rudelsdorf / Radzików), 35,5 cm x 20 cm; p. 379v-380r 221) Bolckenhayn [Bolkenhain] (Bolkenhain / Bolków), 38 cm x 21,7 cm; p. 383v-384r 222) [Fragment of the Peterswaldau Castle] (Peterswaldau / Pieszyce), 17,3 cm x 26 cm; p. 388r 223) Kirchl in der Peile [Peilau] (Peilau / Pilawa), 5.8 cm x 3.7 cm; p. 388r 224) Kirchl zu Piltzen [Mushrooms] (Mushrooms / Bolescin), 4.9 cm x 3.7 cm; p. 388r 224) 388r 225) [Fragment of Liebau] (Liebau / Lubawka), 27.5 cm x 1.5-7.6 cm; p. 389r 226) Schwarzwalde [Schwarzwaldau] under Baron Czettritz [Czettritz] (Schwarzwaldau / Czarny Bór), 18.5 cm x 23.5 cm; p. 390r 227) Neudorff [Neudorf bei Reichenbach] (Neudorf bei Reichenbach / Nowizna), 16.2 cm x 8.3 cm; p. 391r 228) Delinatio der Gnaden Paile [Peilau/Gnadenfrei] (Peilau / Oberpeilau / Gnadenfrei / Pilawa / Pilawa Górna), 25.5 cm x 15.3 cm; p. 395r; 13/1959

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