Enth. et al: - 1935: LXII/Nr. 263 (among others the historical march to the Feldherrnhalle on 9.11.) - 1939: LXVI/Nr. 292 (among others Germany takes up battle - Ribbentrops general account with Chamberlain) - 1940: LXVII/Nr. 46, 62, 127 (including generous old-age provision - Germany's struggle for its right to life - Hitler's appeal to the Western Front on the occasion of the invasion of Belgium and Holland) - 1941: LXVIII/Nr. 93, 142, 159, 160, 162/278, 342 (among others) Tenno emissary from Rome departed - air landing on Crete - lightning attack of German Stukas on the oil silos of Haifa - large scale economy in the new Europe - Japan will give proof of loyalty - Ribbentrop in Venice - Tymoshenko sacrifices last armies; decision made in the East - Together against the world enemy) - 1942: LXIX/Nr. 147, 267, 270, 275, 309, 311 (et al. Attack in Africa; Stukas in the Kharkov Battle - Roosevelt's troop aid sunk into the sea - Hitler to WHW 42/43 - Space and time on the German side - Roosevelt's gangster raid on France's colonial empire - march through France) - 1943: LXX/Nr. 1, 30, 31, 33, 50, 56, 81/154, 250, 273, 278, 309, 329 (Fight until the clear victory - Göring: heroic Germany is invincible - home is equal to the heroes on the Volga - heroic struggle in Stalingrad - USA defeat in Africa - Japanese offensive in Central China - Wehrmacht becomes fighting nation - strength of the German situation - causes and follow of the Italian betrayal - Spwjet attacks in the south and middle section - Hitler: Standing through to the final victory - Great success of the Japanese Air Force - Goebbels to the German youth) - 1944: LXXI/Nr. 1, 175/176, 178/197, 199, 201/216, 218/237 (among others) usual perseverance slogans of the different ministers and Hitlers - reports of heroic fights around Cherbourg and at the north French invasion front - V 1 a dangerous weapon - total war employment of the German people - new close combat means - the large defense battle with Kowel - Italy's way into the Chos - the allied air attacks on German cities - Soviet offensive between Tarnopol and Luzk; new large-scale attack in Italy - Japan's fleet on its way to victory - the one-man torpedo - assassination attempt on Hitler failed - increased total deployment of all forces - mobile warfare in the East - attack on Florence collapsed - mass flight from London - chaos in occupied Italy - The Vistula barrier is held - Turkey breaks with the Reich - Now only a war of movement in the West - Front retraction to protect Florence - Battle of tanks off East Prussia's border - The German farmer in total use - Icy reception of the Canadians in Florence - Battle of Europe before its climax; Allied landings in southern France - The German press in total war - St. Malo fallen - With Chartres enemy advances - Moscow's fault in the Warsaw Uprising - Total war effort is carried out - Securing the Seine Line - Paris burns in many places - De Gaulle to ensure order - Red mob triumphs in Rome);
Taken from: VI HA, Nl Snow, Henry
- description: Contains, among other things: - Earth study student work sheet America, Africa, Asia Contains among other things: <br />- Earth Historical student work sheets America, Africa, Asia 1937 - 1939, Secret State Archive Prussian Cultural Heritage, I. HA Rep. 178 B Prussian Secret State Archive
- Contains: enth. et al: <br />- Investigations on Baltic amber; <br />- Diluvial sites near Schönebeck; <br />- Iron extraction in Africa; <br />- Iron occurrence in Asia Minor; <br />- Corpse burning in Japan; <br />- Iron technology; <br />- Corpse burns in the north; <br />- Breastfeeding of infants by men; <br />- A prehistoric melting furnace. description: Contains: contains and others: - Studies on Baltic amber; - - Diluvial sites near Schönebeck; - - - Iron extraction in Africa; - - Occurrence of iron in Asia Minor; - - - Corpse burning in Japan; - - - Iron technology; - - Occurrence of corpse fire in the North; - - Breastfeeding of infants by men; - - A prehistoric melting furnace; 1904 - 1914, Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage, VI. HA, FA Olshausen, (v.) Olshausen, Family (von) (Dep.)
Contains: No. 122/1: 1 fly swatter from Samoa No. 122/2: 1 stick with fibrous frond No. 122/3: 1 bone-drawn hard strand (handle-like) No. 122/4: 1 stick with whip-like frond (fly swatter?) No. 122/5: 1 piece of bast jewellery with straps and fringes No. 122/2: 1 stick with fibrous frond No. 122/3: 1 stick with bone-drawn hard strand (handle-like) No. 122/4: 1 stick with whip-like frond (fly swatter?) No. 122/5: 1 piece of bast jewellery with straps and fringes No. 122/2: 1 stick with fibrous frond No. 122/3: 1 stick with bone-drawn hard strand (handle-like) No. 122/4: 1 stick with whip-like frond No. 122/5: 1 piece with strap and fring No. 122/6: 1 ribbon with light, flat pieces of jewellery No. 122/7: 1 ribbon turquoise/brown No. 122/8: 1 animal-head-like painted piece of wood (end broken off) No. 122/9: 4 wooden sticks with attached wooden ring No. 122/10: 5 knitting needles of bone/ivory? (4 with brown wool) No. 122/11: 1 horn, turned No. 122/12: 1 part of bone/horn? beige with smaller hole at the end No. 122/13: bast bag black/beige (by Mr. Magi Magi... in East Africa), New Guinea; place of storage: magazine Westhafen
302 sheet, Contains et al: - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Julius Wald, Plantanenhof near Basel, son of the former Konsistorialrat in Königsberg, for his great patriotic sacrifices and his services for the German Corps off Belford and at the Swiss border, Dec. 1873. Letter of thanks: "[...Already in the days of my earliest childhood I was enthusiastically attached to the lips of my blessed mother when she told us how she had baked "Kanehl waffles" [cinnamon waffles] for you in Georgienswalde on the Baltic Sea shore during a visit of your majesty and most highly your brother's majesty dormant in God, which sounded so splendid to you that you would have taken the recipe for the high sea queen with you [....]", Feb. 15, 1874 (pp. 57-69) - Award of the Crown Order of Class 4 to the Grand Duke of Luxembourg Archivist P. Ruppert for his publication of all laws, ordinances and treaties relating to the Wilhelm-Luxemburg- and Prinz-Heinrich-Eisenbahn. This facilitated the negotiations to take over the administration of the railways concessed by the Wilhelm-Luxemburg-Gesellschaft in the territory of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg by the General Directorate of the Imperial Railways in Alsace-Lorraine, Dec. 1873 (pp. 55-56) - Award of the 3rd Class Red Eagle Order (without loop) to the administrator of the Royal Imperial Austrian Consulate General in Sudan, Dr. Theodor von Heuglin because of the offer and the transfer of animals for the local Berlin garden, October 1855. Approval of 500 Reichsmark to support the equipment of an expedition to the interior of Africa (exploration of the landscapes between the Nile and Lake Tsad) under the direction of the Würthemberg court councillor Dr. Theodor von Heuglin to shed light on the fate of the lost traveller Dr. Eduard Vogel. Aug. 1860 - Jan. 1861, including exposé with coloured map of Africa (private print) Gotha, 10. Aug. 1860 (pp. 161-175) - Award of the Crown Order of the Fourth Dalai Lama (Kronenordens) The first class addressed the saltwater bath administrator Denk in Bad Kissingen for his work on the springs there and the exemplary furnishings of the bath, as well as for his courteous behaviour and great impartiality [Remembrance of the Battle of Kissingen in the German War of 1866] towards all claims of the [mainly North German] bathers, Oct. 1874 (pp. 248-250) - Award of the Crown Order 3rd class to the Kapellmeister Sir Julius Benedikt after the award of the Crown Order 4th class for the Wilhelm I. accepted dedication of the Cantate "The Legend of the Saints Caecilia", Jan. / Sept.Oct. 1867, Nov. 1874 (pp. 257-265) - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Professor Dr. Wagner at the Imperial Medical Academy of Tockai [Tokai] in Japan for his mediation of the transfer and donation of valuable and interesting objects shown at the Vienna World Exhibition by the Imperial Japanese Government for the Ethnological and Zoological Collection in Berlin, Dec. 1874 (pp. 295-296).
Discussion of his book "Der Griff nach Indien" about the origin of the English colonial empire; Dresdner Anzeiger 1.5.1936, Deutsche Allgem. Ztg. 29.4.1936
The estate of the Prussian Minister of Culture Carl Heinrich Becker was given to the Secret State Archives in 1973 by his son Prof. Dr. Hellmut Becker as a deposit. The estate consists of two main groups, 1. correspondence and 2. factual documents. Business and factual correspondence were not separated, as the transitions were fluid and difficult to distinguish in individual cases. Associations, authorities, etc. are listed in the correspondence as correspondence partners and in the subject groups with writings, publications and statutes. In the case of factual files, a detailed division into individual subject groups was made. These are Carl Heinrich Becker's notes on official matters as well as Becker's publications and works as professor of Oriental Studies. The collection was edited by Dr. Cécile Lowenthal-Hensel, Heidemarie Nowak, Sabine Preuß and Elke Prinz. The technical writing work was done by Petra Bergert. The estate comprises 19 running metres from 1919 - 1933: VI HA, Nl Becker, C. H., Nr. The files are to be quoted: GStA PK, VI. HA Family Archives and Bequests, Nl Carl Heinrich Becker (Dep.), No. Berlin, September 1995 Ute Dietsch, Scientific Archivist Curriculum Vitae Carl Heinrich Becker Born in Amsterdam April 12, 1876 Father: Consul and banker of the Rothschild brothers 1895: Abitur in Frankfurt/Main, then studied Theology and Oriental Studies in Lausanne, Berlin and Heidelberg 1899 Doctorate as Dr. phil "cum laude" in Heidelberg 1900-1902 Study trips to Spain, Egypt, Greece, Turkey and Sudan 1902 Habilitation in Heidelberg Privatdozent für Semitische Philologie 14.3.1905 Married Hedwig Schmid, daughter of the Geheimes Kommerzienrat and banker Paul von Schmid-Augsburg (three children are born out of marriage) 1906 appointed full professor 1908-1913 professor and director of the Seminar for History and Culture of the Orient at the Colonial Institute in Hamburg, founder of the journal for history and culture of the Orient "Der Islam" 1.9.1913 appointed full professor and director of the newly established oriental seminar of the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität 17.5.1916 Joined the Prussian Ministry of Culture as an unskilled worker 21.10.1916 Appointed secret governmental and lecturing council, responsible for the personnel affairs of the universities; at the same time honorary professor at the University of Berlin April 1919 Undersecretary of State April 1921 Prussian Minister of Culture, after six months return to his office as State Secretary Febr. 1925 reappointment as Minister of Culture Jan 1930 Resignation as Minister, resumption of his activity as Professor of Islamic Studies at the Friedrich Wilhelms University in Berlin 1931 Appointment as 3rd professor of Islamic Studies at the Friedrich Wilhelms University in Berlin. Vice-presidents of the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Wissenschaften and Managing Director of the Institut für Semitistik und Islamkunde Chinareise on behalf of the Volkerbund for information on Chinese education Literature (in selection): H. Schaefer (ed.), Carl Heinrich Becker - ein Gedenkbuch. Göttingen 1950 G. Müller, University Reform and World Political Education. Carl Heinrich Becker's science and university policy 1908 - 1930 (mechanical diss.) Aachen 1989 C. Esser / E. Winkelhane, Carl Heinrich Becker - orientalist and cultural politician. In: The World of Islam (28) 1988 Description: Biographical Data: 1876 - 1933 Resources: Database; Reference Book, 5 vol.
Becker, Carl HeinrichContains among other things: Temple of Heaven; Summer Palace; Cathedral of Tianjin; Gesandschafstviertel; Zongli Yamen; Shan Hai Guan; quarters of the German troops in Tianjin; city fortifications and city gates in Beijing; soldiers of various colonial powers; German officers in their quarters and on excursions to the environs of Beijing; French envoy Also contains: 1 picture negative; each approx. 9 x 13 cm; photographs (without named author: Officer of the German Naval Battalions), black and white
529 sheet, Contains and others: - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class to the subdirector of the insurance company "Thuringia" Ernst Ritter in Friedenau, 1908 - Award of orders and decorations on the occasion of the centenary celebrations of the field artillery regiment "von Peucker" (1st Silesian) no. 6, the Grenadier regiment "King Frederick William II". (1. Silesian) No. 10, the Hussar Regiment 'Graf Goetzen' (2. Silesian) No. 6, the Field Artillery Regiment No. 6, the 1st Pomeranian Field Artillery Regiment No. 2, the Hunter Battalion 'von Neumann' (1. Silesian) No. 5, the Grenadier Regiment 'King Frederick William III' (1. Silesian) No. 5. (2nd Silesian) No. 11, the 2nd Silesian Hunter Battalion No. 6, the Colberg Grenadier Regiment "Count Gneisenau" (2nd Pomeranian) No. 9, the 2nd Nassau Infantry Regiment No. 88 as well as the Leib Grenadier Regiment "King Frederick William III? (1. Brandenburgisches) Nr. 8, 1908 - liberation of the son of the merchant Heinrich Koch in Genoa from military service, 1908 - execution of the festivities on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone for the new service building of the Reich Military Court, 1908 - award of orders and decorations on the occasion of the centenary of the Leib-Husaren-Brigade, 1908 - award of orders and decorations on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Hussaren regiment "Fürst Blücher von Wahlstatt" (Pommersches) Nr. 5, 1908 - Supply of high-quality newspapers and books to the troops in D e u t s c h - S ü d w e s t a f r i k a, 1907 - Celebration of the laying of the foundation stone for the new building of the Kaiser Wilhelms Academy for Military Medical Education, 1905 - Award of the Military Badge of Honour for the 2nd World War. Class to the former sergeant in the Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Südwestafrika [...] Lange in Frankfurt (Oder), 1905 - Allocation of allowances from the Allerhöchsten Dispositionsfonds at the Reichshauptkasse to the officers, civil servants and non-commissioned officers garrisoned in Wreschen and Schrimm, 1904-1905 - Admission of the German Army's "Bundeswehr" (German Army) on 28. April 1905. April 1889 in Santiago de Chile born member of the Reich Albert Körner to the spring examination for one-year volunteers, 1905 - liberation of the son of the member of the Reich Robert Schaefer in Omsk from the military service, 1904 - acknowledgment of the railway chance list 1. Class Karl Keil in Hanover as war invalids, 1903 - Cyril von Jerin is employed as ensign in the 1st Guard Regiment on foot, 1903 - Approval of the occupations for the East Asian Occupation Brigade (until May 1901 East Asian Expeditionary Corps), 1900-1902 - Award of the 4th Crown Order Class to the captain of the transport steamer "Palatia" [...] Reesing and to the captain of the steamer "Nuentung" [...] Gosewisch, 1902 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain a. D. Otto Dannhauer in Berlin, 1901 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain a. D. Otto Dannhauer in Berlin, 1901 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain a. D. Otto Dannhauer in Berlin, 1901 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain a. D. Otto Dannhauer in Berlin, 1901 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain of the Red Eagle Order 4th class with swords to the Captain. Class to the NDL captain Constantin Pius Aloysius of Borell du Vernay in Gdansk as well as award of the Crown Order Medal to the Supreme Steward Heinrich Mindermann in Bassen and to the Oberkoch Julius Eduard Hermann Hänseroth in Bremerhaven, 1901 - Overview of the manoeuvres with the Guard Corps, the I. to XI. and XIV. to XVIII. Army Corps (including special cavalry exercises) for 1907 - Overview of manoeuvres in the Guard Corps, I to XI and XIV to XVIII. Army Corps (including special cavalry exercises) for 1902 - Organisation of the voyage of Wilhelm II to the great manoeuvres of the III. and V. Army Corps in September 1902 (1st draft of the rice plan) - Organisation of the voyage of Wilhelm II. to the great manoeuvres of the I. and XVII. army corps and the fleet in September 1901 - Ceremoniel to the feast service on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the Kingdom of Prussia on 8 September 1901 in the castle church to Königsberg in Prussia. Berlin [1901] (print) - Ordnung des Festgottesdienstes in der Schloßkirche zu Königsberg in Preußen am 8. September 1901. Berlin [1901] (print) - Journey of His Majesty the Emperor and King to the great maneuvers of the I. and XVII. Army Corps and the Fleet in September 1901. Berlin [1901] (print) - Awarding of the Great Golden Medal for Science to Prof. Dr. Peter B. Berlin [1901] (print) - Awarding of the Great Golden Medal for Science to Prof. Dr. Dr. Peter B. Berlin [1901] (print) Dr. Ferdinand von Richthofen in Berlin and award of the Crown Order 3rd Class to Prof. Carl Arendt in Berlin, 1901 - Award of Orders and Decorations to members of the Reich resident in Tientsin (Tianjin), 1901 - Overview of the manoeuvres of the Guard Corps, the I. to XI. and XIV. to XVIII. Army Corps (including special cavalry exercises) for 1901 - Overview of manoeuvres in the Guard Corps, I to XI and XIV to XVIII. Army Corps (including the special cavalry exercises) for 1899 - Award of orders and decorations on the occasion of the reopening of the renewed Garrison Church in the Neue Friedrichstraße in Berlin, 1900 - Celebration on the occasion of the return of the East Asian squadron of cruisers, 1900 - Grant of support to Erich Glaeser in Köpenick to obtain the "one-year certificate", 1900 - Permission to perform one-year voluntary military service for the pupil of the Königliche Maschinenbauschule in Chemnitz Richard Luban, 1900 - Award of the right of expropriation to the Reichsmilitärfiskus for the acquisition of the military training area near Neuhammer, 1900 - Acceptance and use of monetary donations from Johann Heinrich Prierstorff and Wilhelm Paarmann in St. Petersburg, Germany Petersburg in support of German "Chinese fighters" and their relatives, 1900 - transcripts of Wilhelm II's speech to the Field Marshal Alfred von Waldersee on the occasion of his appointment as commander-in-chief of a multinational contingent of troops to suppress the "Boxer Uprising" in China as well as transcripts of the Field Marshal's objection, 1900 - grant of a free space in the cadet corps for the son of Ordinarius at the Gymnasium in Kreuzburg O.S. Prof. Dr. Max With, 1900 - Recognition of the certificates for one-year voluntary military service issued by the grammar school in Offenbach am Main for Gottlieb Enders, 1899 - Recognition of the certificates for one-year voluntary military service issued by the municipal grammar school in Utrecht for Wilhelm Engelmann, a member of the Reich, 1899 - Liberation of the son of the widow Bertha Gessler (née Vennewitz) in Berlin from military service, 1899 - celebrations on the occasion of the dedication of the second Protestant and Catholic garrison churches in Berlin, 1897 - liberation of the son of the missionary E. Feige [in Batavia] from military service, 1897 - Granting of a concession for a bar for the soldiers' home built in Koblenz, 1894 - Transfer of captured French cannons for the bells of the new garrison church in Berlin, 1894 - Recruitment of Lieutenant [...] von Perponcher from the Ulanen Regiment Prince Eugene of Württemberg into the Imperial Schutztruppe of Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1892.
approx. 300 sheets, Contains: - Reichstag Printed Matters No. 187: Memorandum concerning the development of the Kiautschou area 1902-1903 - Issue of a loan for the Togo protectorate - Kolonialrats Printed Matters No. 25: Overview of the Colonial Department of the A u s w ä r t i g e s A m t about more important events in the protectorates - Reichstag Printed Matters No. 518: Memorandum on indigenous politics and Herero uprising in D e u t s c h - S ü d w e s t a f r i k a, including: sending reinforcements of the Schutztruppe für Südwestafrika to defeat the Herero uprising (mobilization in accordance with the Reich Military Law) - Reichstag printed matter no. 540: Denkschrift über die Entwicklung der deutschen Schutzgebiete in Afrika und der Südsee 1903-1904 mit Anlagen, Denkschrift über die Verwendung des Afrikafonds - Reichstag-Drucksachen Nr. 542: Report on the activities of the Commission for the Determination of Damages on the Occasion of the Herero Uprising of October 27, 1904; File of the Ministry of State
Contains: - Reichstags-Drucksache No. 559 (11. Legislaturperiode, I. Session): Denkschrift über den Verlauf des Aufstandes in Deutsch-Südwestafrika (mit Karte) - Reichstags-Drucksache No. 561: Denkschrift betreffend die Entwicklung des Kiautschou-Gebiets in der Zeit von October 1903 bis Oktober 1904 (mit Karten und Abbildungen) - Reichstags-Drucksache No. 682: Denkschrift über die Errichtung der Deutsch-Ostafrikanischen Bank - Reichstags-Drucksache No. 683: Denkschrift über die Land- und Minen-Gesellschaften tätigen im Südwestafrikanischen Schutzgebiete im (mit Karte) - Reichstag-Drucksache Nr. 5 (II. Session): Denkschrift über den Verlauf des Aufstandes in Südwestafrika (mit Karte) - Reichstag-Drucksache Nr. 174: Denkschrift betreffend die Entwicklung des Kiautschou-Gebiets in der Zeit von October 1904 bis Oktober 1905 (mit Karten und Abbildungen) - Reichstag-Drucksache Nr. 202: Denkschrift über den Verlauf des Aufstandes in Südwestafrika (Fortsetzung mit Karte) - Reichstag-Drucksache Nr. 175: Denkschrift über die Entwicklung der deutschen Schutzgebiete in Afrika und der Südsee 1904-1905 mit Anlagen, Denkschrift über die Verwendung des Afrikafonds; Akte des Staatsministeriums
Contains: Vs.: in upper semicircle: SOUTHSEE AFRICA KIAUTSCHOU Rs.: GES. PROTECTED No. 33992
Vs: in the upper semicircle: SOUTH SEAS AFRICA KIAUTSCHOU; on the back: No. 33992 Taken from: VI HA, Nl Schnee, Heinrich; Vs.: An elephant striding to the left, almost covering a palm trunk on the right; heightened by a ribbon-like decoration, oak leaves below
Vs.: in upper semicircle: SOUTHSEE AFRICA KIAUTSCHOU Rs.: GES. PROTECTED No. 33992; Withdrawn from: VI HA, Nl Schnee, Heinrich; round; 34 x 39 mm; metal, silver; Karl Möbius, Friedenau; round; vs.: An elephant striding to the left, almost covering a palm trunk on the right; heightened by a ribbon-like decoration, oak leaves at the bottom
Contains: - Jaluit occupied by the Japanese. - Victorious fights in Cameroon; Extra Bl. 7-
Contains: - World Map of Rotary International - Europe and North Africa, Map - Asia, Map - North America, Map - Latin America, Map - New Zealand, Ireland/United Kingdom, Southern Africa, Australia, Map..;
113 sheets, Contains and others: - Proposals of Baroness Thecla von Felsentorff, née Ekenstam, a relative of the Minister Langerheim in Berlin, for the evening leisure activities during Wilhelm II's next stay in Rome, Handschreiben, Rome, 14 April 1893 - Reflections of Wilhelm II on the development of English and German industry, on the exploitation of the workforce (can die on the dung) and on its needs (security, precautions, etc.)) and participation, the formation of trade unions in England, the far-reaching rejection of this civilizing task in Germany (good examples Krupp, Stinnes), the relationship of the working class to social democracy and then to anarchy, about the demand for and deficit of German industry in perceiving the needs of the working class. Comparison with the troop, the care of the captain for the wishes and thoughts in relation to the surrender to the sergeant and non-commissioned officer (13 points, handwritten, no D.) - Selection of the president of the consort Ernst von Weyrauch in Kassel as the undersecretary of state in the ministry of education and cultural affairs, by Wilhelm II. as President of the Protestant Upper Church Council, April 20, 1890 [with Wilhelms II's marginal remarks: "Right! shows once again that first of all I am not as stupid as the Ministers sometimes hold me, secondly that I always take a good look at my people beforehand"]. - Submission of naval tables by Freiherr von Senden, Jan. 1895 - Schiffbau 1893/1894 nach der Statistik von Lloyds. Comparison Handeschiffe/Kriegsschiffe Deutschland, Russland, Frankreich, Vereinigte Staaten, handwritten Wilhelm II - New construction and requirements for 1895 of battleships, armoured ships, cruisers, torpedo boats in England and France - Names of battleships in England, Russia, France and Italy, 1895. Schiffsbau 1893 - Handzeichnung des Schlachtschiffs Hannibal, 14900 tons. Armor, orders, concern in England about conditions in East Asia. Hand-drawn drawing and explanations by Wilhelm II - Statements by Georg Cardinal von Kopp, Beslau, on the Pope's rejection of a congratulatory telegram to Bismarck (April 1, 1895), March 1895 - Request for support from a wife of Sarlaghy by the Nationalgalerie for the purchase of a painting (large self-portrait with palette) by the Nationalgalerie due to the financial claims of her husband on the occasion of her intended divorce, 7th ed. Nov. 1895 - Statements by Georg Cardinal von Kopp, Beslau, about the forthcoming reoccupation of the archbishop's chair in Freiburg in Baden and the possibility of influence by the emperor, 14th century. April 1897 - Project for a federation to combat social democratic tendencies, proposals of the Prussian envoy in Stuttgart, Theodor von Holleben, 21 April 1897, possible meeting on the occasion of the emperor's trip to Wiesbaden, 29 April 1897. April 1897 - Communications and reporting on the Greek-Turkish war, Larissa, 2 May 1897 - Announcement of the incognito stay of Theodor von Holleben in the Hotel Taunus at Wiesbaden railway station, 14 May 1897 - Statements of the envoy in Stuttgart, Theodor von Holleben, about his diplomatic use. Changes in the Reich offices, replacement of the post in Stuttgart, proposal of the Japanese envoy Shuzo Aoki to establish embassies in Berlin and Tokyo, possible occupation of this post with Theodor von Holleben. Formerly not realized assignment to China in the first Japanese-Chinese war (1894/95), July 6, 1897 - agreement Georg Cardinal von Kopps, Beslau, with the judgement of the emperor, Johannesberg/Jauernig, Austrian Silesia, July 6, 1897 - preparation of water maps and assistance for the Silesian flood area. Capsizing of the torpedo boat S 26 on 22 Sept. 1897 in a storm in the Elbe estuary and death of seven crew members, 25 Sept. 1897 - Regulation of the secret telegram traffic and cipher for the secret correspondence between Wilhelm II. and Sultan Abdülhamid II. (Yildiz Palace / Constantinople [from 1930 officially Istanbul]) via its First Secretary of the Palace, Tashin Bay, [as of 26 November 1898] - Amendment of the Fleet Law. including Handwritten letter by Viceadmiral Alfred (from 1900 by) Tirpitz and newspaper reports, Dec. 1899 - Initiative of Friedrich von Bodelschwingh, Bethel near Bielefeld, for a petition "The German people to their emperor" to end the (second) Boer War, Feb. 1901. In doing so, petition (duplicate) and telegram to the head of the Civil Cabinet Lucanus "Place me tomorrow evening 6 o'clock. bodelschwingh" - Report of the First Lieutenant in the Imperial Protection Force for South West Africa Georg von Stillfried-Rattonitz about his views concerning the question of natives and military conditions in South West Africa in the last two years, December 12, 1904 [with marginal remarks of Wilhelm II] - Letter of the Hand [Axel] Varnbühlers [von und zu Henningen] to Wilhelm II, among other things about his escape from the "Yellow Danger" and statements about the succession of the Württemberg Minister of Culture in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the resignation of the Württemberg Foreign Minister Julius von Soden, 27 June 1906 - Ludwig Quidde, Eine Studie über römischen Caesarenwahnsinn. 3rd Aufl. Leipzig [1894]. Separate print from the "Society". Journal for art, literature and social policy. Anonymous suspicion of majesty insult, no date.
202 sheets, Contains and others: - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of Dr. Karl Reinhardt, 1888 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of Dr. [...] Büge, 1888 - Report of the interpreter Dr. Karl Reinhardt on the determination of origin, religion and language of the Indian merchants living in Zanzibar, 3rd ed. May 1889 - Recommendation of the seminarists Dr. [Franz] Grunenwald, [...] by Varchmin, Alfred Forke, Emil Krebs, Heinrich Cordes and Peter Merklinghaus for the interpreting service in Beijing, 1889 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the seminarists [...]....] Czerlinsky, [...] Drewes, [...] Flügel, [...] Homeyer, [...] Lasker, [...] Lüderitz, [...] Noebe, [...] Schlief, [...] Scholz, [...] Vielhaber and [...] Weber, 1889 - Recommendation of the Referendariat [...Lüderitz for the Interpreting Service in Tangier, 1889 - Register of graduates of 11 March 1890 who entered the Dragomanat Service or were in other employment in the Orient - Register of graduates of 8 March 1890 employed in Asia and Africa. November 1890 - sending of the Referendar Wilhelm Padel to the Imperial Embassy in Constantinople, 1892 - sending of the Referendar Georg Brinck as interpreter aspirant to the Imperial Embassy in Constantinople, 1892 - recommendation of the seminarists Emil Ohrt, Hans Ackermann and Kurt von Groß for the Interpreting Service in Japan, 1892 - Admission of Maximilian Xaver Uebel to the Arabic class of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1893 - Order of the Diploma Examination of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin, 22. June, 1889. Berlin ohne Datum [1889] (print) - Eduard Sachau, Report on the effectiveness of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin during the first five years of its existence from 1887 to 1892. Berlin 1893 (print) - Sending of the Kammergerichtsreferendars W. Rössler as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Consulate in Zanzibar, 1893 - Assessor Dr. [...] Hauck sent to the Imperial Legation in Tehran, 1893 - Referendars Dr. [...] Ohrt as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Legation in Tokyo, 1893 - Referendars Dr. K. Meidinger recommended for the interpreting service in Constantinople, 1893; booklet / binding;
228 sheet, Contains and others: - Acknowledgment of the Referendary Dr. Paul Eckardt for his recommendation to the New Guinea Company, 1893 - Sending of the Referendary Emil Krebs as interpreter aspirant to the Imperial Legation in Beijing, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Paul Eckardt for his recommendation to the New Guinea Company, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eckardt, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eckardt, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eckardt, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Krebs, 1893 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the development and activity of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the period from October 1892 to October 1893, 15 October 1893 - Memorandum of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the establishment of Russian language courses and the employment of the necessary teachers, 2nd ed. January 1894 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the recruitment of a teacher for Swahili, [January 2] 1894 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the recruitment of a lecturer for Turkish, [January 3] 1894 - Recommendation of the seminarists [...] Dulheuer and P. Müller for the interpreting service in Constantinople, 1893 - Recommendation of the seminarists Bernhard Heine and Ernst Rohde for the interpreting service in Zanzibar, 1893 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the legal trainee Ernst Rohde, 1893 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the legal trainee [....] Egger, 1893 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the trainee interpreter Dr. Gustav Neuhaus, 1893 - Sending of the trainee Bernhard Heine as interpreter aspirant to the Imperial Consulate in Zanzibar, 1894 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the trainee Ludwig von Mutius, 1894 - Notification of the trainee Dr. Peter Merklinghaus for the interpreting service in China, 1894 - Report of Prof. Peter Merklinghaus, 1894 - Report of Prof. Gustav Neuhaus, 1894 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the trainee Dr. Bernhard Heine as interpreter aspirant to the Imperial Consulate in Zanzibar, 1894 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the trainee Ludwig von Mutius, 1894 - Notification of the trainee Dr. Peter Merklinghaus for the interpreting service in China, 1894 - Report of Prof. Gustav Neuhaus, 1894 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the development and activity of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the period from October 1893 to October 1894, 8 October 1894 - Memorandum of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the replacement of the title "Interpreter/Dragoman" by another name and on the position of the lawyers who emerged from the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the Imperial Interpreting Service, 21 November 1894 - Note concerning the career of interpreters. Berlin] [1888] (print) - Reservation of the Referendary [...] Dulheuer for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1894 - Recommendation of the Referendary Dr. A. Seeliger for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1895 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. A. Seeliger for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1895 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. Dulheuer for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1894 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. Seeliger for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1895 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. Seeliger for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1894 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. Seeliger for the Interpreting Service in Constantinople, 1895 Peter Merklinghaus as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Embassy in Beijing, 1895 - Sending of the Referendary [...] Dulheuer as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Embassy in Constantinople, 1895 - Evaluation of the academic achievements of the Referendary Ernst Rohde, 1895 - Evaluation of the Qualification and Suitability of the Referendars Dr. Peter Merklinghaus as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Embassy in Beijing, 1895 - Sending of the Referendary [...] Dulheuer as Interpreter-Aspirant to the Imperial Embassy in Constantinople, 1895 - Evaluation of the Qualification and Suitability of the Referendars Paul Schüttel and Dr. Philipp Vassel, 1896 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the development and activity of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the period from October 1894 to October 1895, 25 September 1895 / 7 February 1896 - Sending of the Referendary Dr. Philipp Vassel as Dragomanats-Eleve to the Imperial Legation in Tangier, 1896 - Report of Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the development and activity of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the period from October 1894 to October 1895, 25 September 1895 / 7 February 1896 Dr. Eduard Sachau on the development and activity of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the period from October 1895 to October 1896, [23 September 1896] - Recommendation of the trainee teachers Otto Koffka, Richard Kunze and Wilhelm Müller for the interpreting service in Japan, 1896 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of the trainee teacher Dr. Eduard Sachau Heinrich Betz, 1896 - Referendar Max Hesse's recommendation for the interpreting service in Baghdad, 1896 - Evaluation of the personality and scientific work of Referendar Carl Bergmann, 1896 - Referendar Wilhelm Müller's secondment as an interpreter aspirant to the Imperial Legation in Tokyo, 1896 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of Referendar Heinrich Bergfeld, 1897 - Evaluation of the qualification and suitability of Referendar Dr. Hesse Karl Meng, 1897 - Sending the referendary Walther Maenss as Dragomanats-Eleve to the Imperial Legation in Tangier, 1897; issue/bound;
129 sheets, Contains and others: - Employment of the staff physician Dr. E. Steinbach to represent Dr. Paul Kohlstock, who was on leave for South West Africa due to the investigation of the cattle plague, 1897 - conferral of the professor's title, 1898 - employment of the government physician Dr. Friedrich Plehn and the staff physician Dr. Paul Kohlstock. Otto Dempwolff for representation of Dr. Paul Kohlstock, who commanded China, 1900 / 1901 - Employment of the colonel physician Dr. Emil Steudel, 1901. Also contains: - Emil Steudel, The health conditions of our colonies with consideration of the latest malaria research, separate print: Garden arbor, no. 33. [Leipzig] 1903 (print).
Contains: - Babylonia 1897/1898 - Central Asia 1899 - 1914 - Central Africa 1907 - Mesopotamia 1907 - South Sea Expedition 1908 - Expedition to explore the Empress Augusta River..;
78 sheets, Contains and others: - Regulation for civil servants called in by the A u s w ä r t i g e s A m t , K o l o n i a l Abteilung at Reich expense to teach at the Seminar for Oriental Languages pp. (as at 12 September 1904) - Instructions for officials visiting the Seminar for Oriental Languages at their own expense with the agreement of the Colonial Department of the Federal Foreign Office pp. (as of 12 September 1904) - Chambre de Commerce de Lyon. Enseignement colonial (Palais du Commerce). Sixième année 1904-1905 Lyon [1904] (print) - Städtisches Friedrichs-Polytechnikum Cöthen in Anhalt. Holiday course for colonial technology from 23 April to 28 April 1906. Cöthen [1906] (print) - Regulation for the officers on leave of absence from the Reichs-Kolonialamt to take part in the lectures in the Oriental Seminar in Berlin with a subsidy from Reichsfonds due to an endorsement by the command of the Schutztruppen in the Reichs-Kolonialamt, without date [1908] - Instructions for the officers visiting the Oriental Seminar at their own expense with the consent of the command of the Schutztruppen in the Reichs-Kolonialamt, without date [1908] - List of colonial science and world economic lectures and events at Berlin universities for the summer semester 1911 and the winter semester 1911/12 - Regulations for the acceptance for the school service in the African and South Sea protectorates of April 1912 with enclosed form for the medical examination for tropical service suitability.
missing parts; place of storage: magazine Westhafen
- 1937 - 1965, Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage, VI. HA, Nl Solger, F. Solger, Friedrich description: Contains: - Basics of national education in Japan - (lecture) - - - Sweden (Study Society) - - The New Europe Press Service (England, USA) - - South Africa (much material of his message in the B. R.) - - - New impressions in Cairo (lecture). Contains: <br />- Basics of national education in Japan - (lecture) <br />- Sweden (Study Society) <br />- The New Europe Press Service (England, USA) <br />- South Africa (much material of his message in the B. R.) <br />- New impressions in Cairo (lecture).
Contient : - Culture et coutumes chinoises - Principales caractéristiques de la politique coloniale chinoise - Formosa - Hebdomadaire néerlandais-indien - Description de la Chine (réimpression) - Thèse tchécoslovaque - Thèse irlandaise.
Solger, Friedrich