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Collective correspondence; letters, travelogues, diaries of J. H. Schmelen, Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidt, Joh. Friedrich Budler, Carl Hugo Hahn, Johann Heinrich Lutz, Hans Christian Knudsen and Ferdinand Brecher; curriculum vitae of Joh. Hendrik (Jan) Bam;

Johannes Albrecht Friedrich Böhm's private diaries, kept in Salem u. Ameib, ms. transferred and bound[d. Archiv von e. Urenkel überlassen]; Vol. 1 diary of Salem, 70 p., Dr., 1863-1866; Vol. 2 diary of Ameib, 59 p., Dr., 1867-1875;

1863-1905 in Salem, Ameib, Walvis Bay, diaries see RMG 1.598; letters (also by Katharine Böhm, née Hahl), travel reports, station reports, cash reports, contributions to "Kleinen Missionsfreund" 1863-1907, 1915; financial correspondence with managing director Friedrich Schindelin, 1888-1890; letters and reports by Ludwig Koch, Landing

Handwritten diary (with confidentiality note, submitted only by the managing director or director), kept until 1938 by P. Scholten, then by two other writers in Bukoba, one volume bound as folio

Records of missionary Carl Hugo Hahn, ms.; bound to the history of the station Neu-Barmen (Otjikango), the Herero people and Jonker Afrikaner; diaries about two journeys to Ovamboland, 1857 and 1866; diary about e. Reise zum Waterberg, 1871, 467 p. ms;

Catechist and colonist, 1834-1848 in the Cape, 1848-1852 in Ebenezer, Bethanien, Berseba, 1852-1875 in Germany, then back to Africa, see also RMG 2.372; Letters and diaries by Samuel Johann Hahn and Mrs. Helene Hahn, née Langenbeck, 1831-1855; C. Böhm to Mrs. Helene Hahn, 1870; Fr. Heinrich Hahn, Dautzschen to Deputation, 1884;

personal records taken every seven days. They begin with the handover of the Inspectorate to v. Rohden, but also contain earlier events, chronic;[see also RMG 469].

Note: The senior seminarist had the task of recording the entire day in the mission house.

1850-1853 in Capeland, 1853-1868 in Berseba, Rehoboth, Nansannabis, Gobabis, Scheppmannsdorf, from 1869 parish office in North America; letters and diaries from missionary journeys in the holidays, 1849; letters and diary reports from various stations in South and South West Africa, 1850-1869;

Private letters, 1890-1893; travelogues, diary notes, correspondence with Trittelvitz, 1905-1914; manuscripts, fragments, diaries, etc.: "The first visit of German children to Queen Msinga of Rwanda, "Back to Queen Msinga, "Observations on the Characteristics of Natives, 1907-1908; General Correspondence and Monthly Reports, 1927-1929; Bugufi calls us - Bugufi needs us, 1929; Letter of Native Christians from Bukoba to the Bishop of Central Tanzania, 1929; Impressions and thoughts during a journey into the landscapes of Mischenye u. Karagwe, 1929; Questionnaires with personal data and birth dates of 14 children, 1930; "Church Mission Society u. Bethel-Bielefeld Mission in Bukoba, German and English version by E. Johanssen, 1930; Correspondence with E. Johanssen, 1930-1933; death notice and memorial certificate, 1934; correspondence with Martha Johanssen, 1934-1940; "On the 100th birthday of E. Johanssen, 1964; "On the 100th birthday of E. Johanssen, by J. Busse, with the addition of Albrecht sen.., 1971

1852-1853 in Bethanien, Otjikango; letters and diaries from missionary holidays, 1848-1850; letters and diaries from Africa, also from Emmy Haupt (1854 married to Georg Zimmer), Gorth's bride, d. did not find him alive anymore, 1851-1853; transcript from "Hessische Biographien": "Gorth, Matthäus, Missionar, 1823-1853", edited by Hermann Haupt, Darmstadt, 1918; photocopy of the obituary for Matthäus Gorth in the reports of the RMG;

1841-1873 in Kommagas, Windhoek, Otjikango, Otjimbingue, preacher at Cap 1874-1884, pastor in Paarl from 1887, see also RMG 2.598; curriculum vitae, 1841; letters, diaries and travelogues, also by Emma Hahn, née Hone, 1841-1866

Letters and diaries, 1854-1864; 2 letters from Heinrich Kleinschmidt (son), businessman, 1886-1887; correspondence and documents for family research of the Kleinschmidt families (proof of Aryans), 1933-1943; accompanying letter from Elger Kleinschmidt, 1978

1840-1842 in Kapland, 1843-1864 in Kommagas, Windhoek, Rehoboth, Otjimbingue, s.a. RMG 2.598 for the years 1839-1843; letters (also by Johanna/Hanna Kleinschmidt, née Schmelen) and diaries

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 Capeland, 1848-1852 in Worchester, Otjikango, Okahandja, Otjimbingue, leaving, from 1852 preacher at the Cap, Paarl; sacred poems and songs, composed and recorded by Friedrich Wilhelm Kolbe in his youth, octavheft, not published.Diary for Mr. Eickhoff, Gütersloh, with 7 drawings and explanations, 1847-1848; letters and diaries from various locations, including "Bericht über d. Überfall Jonker Afrikaners auf d. Missions-Station Schmelens Erwartung", 23.08.1850; rehearsal of the Rhine. Missionspresse, 1849; Report on the death of his wife Isabella Kolbe, née Elliott, 1893;

1853-1878 in Bethany; Military clearance certificate and other military service papers, 1847-1851; Letters from the time of military service, 1851; Letters and diaries from Africa, 1852-1878; Letter from the widow Magdalene Kreft, née Hatje, 1879;

Letters from Joel Kibera to Bertha Johanssen, 1930-1932; letters from Joel Kibera to Ernst Johanssen and Curt Ronicke, 1930-1933; letters to Ernst Johanssen from various senders, including by Alexander Kielima, Josua Hermas, G. A. Kajejero, Jakobo Ngombe, Kamara Kalembo, Andrea Kyaishozi, Petero Habugumisha, Yakobo Kajuma, Ernest Kalembo, Yuhi Musinga, Kamanzi, Saulo Kagya, Yusufu Hiliyai, and many more.., 1927-1933; Letters from local Christians translated into German, among others by Joel Kibira, Josua Hermas, Jakobo Ngombe, Lukas Sefu, Andrea Kajejero, Abel Mutungudja, Samuel Stepke, 1922-1934; transcriptions and replies, 1922-1934; travel diaries "Safari ya Bukoba Heft I u. II, 1929-1930; 2 booklets Grammatische Übungen, 1932

Letters to teacher Küchler from Lutindi, especially from Katakula 1899-1902, Mjomba, 1901-1902, Samuel Stepke, 1901-1902; Letters to Missionary Rösler especially from:; Lazalo Shauli, also diaries and other articles Hosbach's statements on Shaulis death, 1905-1923; Silas, 1905; Tito Hiza, n.d. ; Mfuzi Solomo, 1915; Mfuzi Daudi, 1916; Jeremias Kika, 1915; Job Kunyonga, 1914; Luka Sefu, 1914 u. 1918; Johana Mtungasi, 1913; Ruben Mutangi, 1914 and 1916; Enea Mutunguja, 1914 and 1917; notes by Jakobo Ngombe on experiences during and after the war, 1914-1923; letters by Jakobo Ngombe to Hosbach and Gleiss, 1925-1927; letters to Missionary Gleiss and student essays, 1921

Diary entries of Pastor Peter's travel experiences and conditions in Dar-es-Salaam and Usambara, as well as foundation and development of the mission work in Maneromango concerning Diary of Maaß concerning the construction of the mission station Maneromango (copies), 1896

1816-1903); 1845-1861 in Otjikango, Otjimbingue, Bethanien, Sarepta, Stellenbosch, 1862-1893 at the Cap; letters and diaries, 1843-1903; also letters and travel diary of Anna Rath, née Jörris, 1846-1847;

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

1851-1858 in Otjikango, Walvis Bay, Eben-Ezer, 1855-1858 in Capeland, from 1859 preacher in Northameri-ka; letters and reports from e. Ferien-Missionreise and from his military service, 1848-1849; letters and diaries from South West Africa, 1850-1858;

Chronicle of Hohenfriedeberg, led by Boye and Holst, 1898-1911; Diary of Hohenfriedeberg, led by N. Rösler, 1913-1920

Diary Neu-Bethel as bound booklet with handwritten entries of various station heads

Title page of the issue of 17.11.1916 with a detailed diary of the war events during the First World War from June 1914 to November 1916 from an English perspective and in English