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Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land: Vol. 4

Contains among other things: G. Hausleiter, On the Native Question in German-Southwest Africa. Berlin, 1906 I. Irle, what will become of the Herero? Z.A. Gütersloh 1906

In: Affairs and uprisings of the indigenous tribes >> Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land

Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land: Vol. 1

Contains among other things: Status of the Missions-Handels-Actien-Gesellschaft zu Barmen 1870 General map of the Protestant mission work in South West Africa, by Dr. Wangemann. M.: 1:5 German miles, 1875

In: Affairs and uprisings of the indigenous tribes >> Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land

The Herero Revolt 1888/89: Vol. 1

Contains among other things: White Paper on the branches of the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Hereroland and on Angra Pequena. Bernhard Schwarz, The Truth About The Damara Land Affair.

In: Affairs and uprisings of the indigenous tribes >> The 1888/89 rebellion of the Hereros

Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land: Vol. 2

Contains among other things: Several English publications on the affairs of Damara and Mamaqua Three Maps of Africa with drawings of Portuguese colonial possessions and the travels of Portuguese major Serpa Pinto through West Africa 1877-1879

In: Affairs and uprisings of the indigenous tribes >> Herero Land (Damara Land) and Mamaqua Land

Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Criminal cases against natives 1910" ; Here files against: the native Maris from Lungatan for indecent conduct ; Awelling from Namanne for indecent conduct ; the laborer Marep for theft ; the laborer Passingaban for theft; the laborers Perout, Lepakassang, Hulauan, Bango, Mapagan, Awogas for violation of the police decree from 21.6.1910 ; Kobes, house boy of Government doctor Dr. Runge for theft ; Passingenpong and Mawas from Zal for abuse and slander; Wian and Agamak for rape; the labourers Haudan, Towaiap, Selo, Haiput and Boamak (Heinsheim & Co, Kawieng) for indecent conduct; The women Guarr, Lindi and Kassup for indecent conduct; the Mission teacher Tiamu (from Samoa) for bodily harm; the native Lale for rape; the native Camon, from Kablewan, for abuse

In: National Archives of Australia >> Correspondence files, imposed number series