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Müller, Samuel Bumbuli religion
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File on Samuel Müller (professional and private)
Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart, 335 · File · 1927-1941
Part of Regional Church Archive Stuttgart (Archivtektonik)
  • 1927-1941, Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart, K 31 Deutsches Institut für Ärztliche Mission (file inventory - DIFÄM)
  • Contains among other things:<br />- Correspondence between Samuel Müller (among others in Bumbuli, Tanzania) and Gottlieb Olpp<br />- Texts by Samuel Müller: The development of the mission hospital in Bumbuli (semi-annual report); status and wishes of the German medical mission in Africa<br />- Complaint by Dr. Fregonneau (doctor in Kihuwi) against the mission hospital of the Bethel Mission in Bumbuli with the involvement of, among others The Foreign Office, the German Medical Association and the Colonial Department of the NSDAP<br />- Correspondence between Samuel Müller and Paul Lechler: considerations about Müller joining the DIFÄM<br />- Report to the Württemberg Minister of the Interior against Samuel Müller about the content of a prayer<br />- Dispute with Otto Fischer<br />- Considerations about employing a second doctor in the tropical convalescent home
  • description: Contains, among other things: - Correspondence between Samuel Müller (among others in Bumbuli, Tanzania) and Gottlieb Olpp - Texts by Samuel Müller: The development of the mission hospital in Bumbuli (semi-annual report); status and wishes of the German medical mission in Africa - Complaint by Dr. Fregonneau (doctor in Kihuwi) against the mission hospital of the Bethel Mission in Bumbuli with the involvement of, among others Correspondence between Samuel Müller and Paul Lechler: Consideration of Müller joining the DIFÄM - Complaint to the Württemberg Minister of the Interior against Samuel Müller regarding the content of a prayer - Dispute with Otto Fischer - Consideration of hiring a second doctor at the tropical convalescent home
 Evangelical Missionary Society for German East Africa