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History of the Inventory Designer: Generalmajor Description of the Inventory: Mainly diary entries and letters mainly from his service as commander of the Imperial Protection Forces for Cameroon before and during World War I; records of the Cameroon campaign (1914-1916); lecture manuscripts citation method: BArch, N 521/...

Contains: Letter to Rudolf Bennigsen jun.

Contains: Letters and transcripts of: Carl Peters' business affairs; state of health; war; journalistic activity.

Contains: Letter of February 21, 1885 from Jühlke (father of Karl Jühlke) to Elise Peters.

Contains: Letters and transcripts of: C. Peters' business affairs; journalistic activity; dismissal from the Reich Service.

Contains: Letters about: Private affairs; person Carl Peters.

Contains: 3 letters dated 3 March 1889, 2 April 1889 and 7 November 1889 to Hermann Peters.

Letters and correspondence, 1898-1909; Personal correspondence by Dr. Philipps and a letter by Pastor von Bodelschwingh, 1911, and a newspaper clipping, 1912; family letters, 1914-1919; testimony for Pastor Rösler, 1921; letters from African Christians to Rösler "New Letters from Usambara, 1922

Only letters from and about Doctor Hadenfeld at the German Hospital in Zanzibar

Important letters, protocols, contracts, etc. (Rotulus in the file)

among others part of a typoscript with memories of the history of airplanes (aerobatics world champion cup, this is how the 'Storch' was created); copies of newspaper articles: Two thousand kilometers over the desert. German fighter planes advance to the oasis Kufra, wedding flight in the desert storm; various correspondence Wilhelm Sachsenberg, list with obituaries. Contains also: 1 strip of color negatives of private photos of a celebration. corporations: German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics e.V., Alte Adler.Personen: Katzenstein, Kurt; Nitschke, Gerhard; Blaich, Theo; Bücker, Carl Clemens. 1 folder.

Der Kaufmannsladen der Familie Wittke wurde im November 1850 vom Kaufmann G.F. Wittke als Material-, Tabak-, Cigarren- und Destillations-Geschäft eröffnet, der von dessen Sohn Johannes (Tod 1928) als Kolonialwarenladen - und schließlich von der Enkeltochter als Lebensmittelgeschäft bis 1974 betrieben wurde. Die Kaufleute verzichteten auf einschneidende Modernisierungen. Somit blieben das Mobiliar der Gründerzeit, aber auch unzählige Warenbehälter, Verpackungen, Flaschen, Büchsen und Werbeträger sowie die nostalgische Verkaufstechnik erhalten. Darüber hinaus gibt es ein Konvolut von Briefen Wittkes.

Vor allem Unterlagen zu Kolonialwarenläden, einzelne Auswandererakten/-briefe und Fotos von Soldaten um 1915 insbesondere vor einem Denkmal für Gefallene.

personal records of L. v. Rohden; excerpts from mission reports, magazines, letters; drafts of his own letters to various persons. consignees

1893-1896 in Okahandja, from 1897 parish office USA and others in Chicago; letters and station reports, 1894-1896; letter from Inspector August Schreiber about dismissal, 1896;

Missionary craftsman, missionary farmer, 1912-1915 Karibib; curriculum vitae, application, certificates, instruction, 1911-1912; letters from Okahandja and Karibib, 1912-1914;

in Okahandja, taken over by the Miechowitz sisters; letter from Sister Eva von Thiele-Winkler, 1910; letter from the deaconess house Friedenshort in Miechowitz, 1910; instruction for Sister Anna Aberle, 1910; letter from Sister Anna Aberle, 1911;

1841-1854 in Kommaggas, Bethanien, Tulbagh, 1852-1854 in Capeland, from 1854 back in Norway, s.a. RMG 2.598, parts of the file heavily damaged; curriculum vitae, 1841; letters and diaries of Knudsen 1841 1844-1854; letter from Daniel Cloete, Bethanien, 1854;

1844-1847 in Otjikango, Scheppmansdorf; Letters and diaries, 1845-1847; request from Osnabrück to Heinrich Scheppmann, 1939;

Missionary colonist and catechist, 1854-1861 Otjimbingue, 1862-1866 Wupperthal, Ezelsbank; Letters, 1854-1866; Letter of the widow Magdalene Hendrika Hörnemann, née Vos, 1867;

Vol. 1; Correspondence, papers, travel report, 1902-1934; Vol. 2; Letters from and to mission colleagues, also Papua Christians, 1917-1935; Vol. 3; Family Letters, 1904-1945; Vol. 4; Diary 1906-1913 and some letters, all photocopies

Copies of handwritten letters from Mission Inspector L. Beyer, 1889-1890; copies of handwritten letters from Mission Inspector Hagenau, 1890-1892

1862-1869 in Pella, Concordia; Curriculum Vitae (written on entering the seminary), 1856; Letters and diary reports, 1861-1869; Letters of his widow Friederike Kupferbürger, née Schröder, reused Juffernbruch, 1869, 1873; Correspondence with Caroline (Lina) Kupferbürger (daughter), 1928-1929;

Letters to Cap colony, Nama and Hereroland, New Guinea and China