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Contains: Correspondence with: Union of former Offz. the Kaiserl. Schutztruppe f. Dt. Südwestafrika e. V.; Dr. Fank Thies, Vienna; Miscellaneous: Kriegsakademie-Abgangszeugnis Lequis, ...

Contains: Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Equipping the Schutztruppe with machine guns and guns; Military discipline of the coloured soldiers belonging to the Schutztruppe, insofar as they are not soldiers; Extended preliminary and further training of the European staff of the Schutztruppe; Creation of a colonial handbook; Relationships between the Schutztruppe and the German armed forces; Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Replacement of the coloured soldiers; Replacement of the coloured soldiers. Police, organisation of the latter; sanitation; use of doctors in military stations; use of white troops in Cameroon; field surveys; defence of Cameroon in a European war; treasury, weapons and ammunition administration; handling of military and honorary court regulations and disciplinary punishment.

Contains: Reports of the Oberkdos. d. Schutztruppen, Berlin, of the military station Jaunde, of the Kaiserliche Schutztruppe Kamerun to Joseph Lequis concerning the death of his son Ernst on Dec. 7, 1900; Notifications of the Auswärtigen Amt, Kolonial-Abteilung, concerning the estate of Ernst Lequis, Feb. 10, 1901 - Feb. 25, 1902

Contains: Directory of the Offz. pp., Uffz. and crews of the stage Kdos; war classification of the troops in S. W. Africa, 3 May 1904; food, clothing and equipment, 13 May 1904; list of arriving reinforcements; proofs of war strength and equipment; A. H. K. of 19 May 1904: War state in S. W. Africa; overview for the marching in of the newly arriving transports, 18 May 1904; list of the arriving reinforcements; A. H. K. of 19 May 1904: War state in S. W. Africa; overview for the marching in of the newly arriving transports, 18 May 1904. June 1904; overview of the current division of troops in the protectorate, June 19, 1904; keeping war diaries, June 25, 1904; report on service and official conditions in the Swakopmund stage, July 27, 1904; execution of arrest and prison sentences, Aug 15, 1904; persecution of the Hereros, Aug 20, 1904; experiences of Maj. Lequis in S. W. Africa; a German colonial army, transcript of C. v. Morgen

Contains: Landing conditions in Swakopmund; Contract between the German Southwest African State Treasury and the Woermann Line Hamburg concerning transport services, 28 Dec. 1903; Siltation of the Port of Swakopmund and Removal, 22 Aug. 1904; Landing Diary; Relations between Maj. Lequis and the Swakopmund Stage prior to the takeover of the Stage; Permanent orders for the troops and other forces accommodated in Swakopmund, including the German Army, the German Army and the German Army, the German Army, the German Army and the German Army, the German Army, the German Army and the German Army. d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage magazine service d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d. Stage management services d.

Contains: Telegram copies; Completion of the landing facilities in Lüderitz, 1 Nov. 1904; Establishment of the Lüderitz Bucht-Keetmannshop stage section, 5 Nov. 1904; Reinforcement of the stage dos. for the south; War situation and war news; Catering strengths and transportation; Incoming formations in the south of the protectorate; Route description Lüderitzbucht-Kubub; Field railway construction Lüderitzbucht-Kaukausib-Kubub; Negotiations with Frhr. Busche (South African Teritories Comp.) and Kaiser (South West African Comp.) for supply transports to Warmbad; establishment of a stage dossier in Keetmannshoop; distribution of armed forces

Contains: Landing and departure; Permanent orders for landing; Fire extinguishing and watch regulations; Monthly inventory records for the stage dock; 3rd riding report. Feldbattr. for Oct. 8, 1904; regulations for field mail traffic; map drawing of the camps at Lüderitz Bay