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Imperial Chancellery

History of the Inventory Designer: 1867 Establishment of the Federal Chancellery as the central authority for the direct administrative tasks of the North German Confederation (postal and telegraph services, consular services) with the exception o...

In: Federal Archives (Archivtektonik) >> North German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945) >> Supreme Organs

Imperial Government Treasury Bills by the firm Hernsheim & Co, main branch Rabaul, and/or the Hamburgian Southsea Corporation, main branch Rabaul, to the Imperial Government (and/or the Imperial Government Treasury) for different items (food, machines, requisites etc.) e.g. for the Hospital for Europeans in Herbertshöhe, for shipping of people

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

Ministers and ministry officials Lit. G - K

Contains: - Gauß, Really Secret Chief Finance Councillor, Berlin: Establishment of a cadastral office in Berlin 20.12.1894 - Goßler, v., Minister, Gdansk: Bleichröder-Stiftung für Tuberkulose 28.10.1894 - Glasenapp, v., (Reichsschatzamt), Berlin: ...

In: Althoff, Friedrich Theodor (collection) >> 05 Correspondence Althoffs, ordered by sender's professions

Reich Ministry of Finance (stock)

History of the Inventory Designer: The Reich Treasury Office, which emerged from the Finance Department (until 1877: Finance Office) of the Reich Chancellery in 1879, became the Reich Ministry of Finance (RFM) in 1919. The RFM initially took over ...

In: Federal Archives (Archivtektonik) >> North German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945) >> Finance, Building and Regional Planning