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History of the inventorist: Syndicus of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce, journalist (ed. of the "Nation"), member of the Reichstag (liberal) citation: BArch, N 2010/...

History of the Inventory Designer: Director of the Colonial Department of the Federal Foreign Office, later Vice-Chancellor at the University of Rostock, member of the Reichstag (conservative), citation method: BArch, N 2043/...

Contains among other things: Task for the further activities of the Association; National Correspondence Fleet Question Colonial Policy Foreign Germans Central European Economic Association Hasse, Colonial Political Claims (draft of 31 Jan. 1904) Letter from Viktor Noerr, Lieutenant of the Reserve, Windhoek, of 20 Febr. 1904 to his mother among other things about the Bondel and Herero uprising Letter of Hasse to Class of March 1, 1904 about Hugenberg's proposals for the further activities of AV Hasse, the Fleet Question (draft of March 5, 1904) The Southwest African Confusions and the German Reichstag, in: Staatsbürger-Zeitung, 40th Vol. No. 56 of 6 March 1904 Report on the meeting of the travelling instructors of the German protection associations of Austria on 30/31 March 1904 in Vienna Report on the Gautag des Gaues "Rhein-Sieg" on 24 April 1904 in Cologne Reports of the managing director on advertising trips in Silesia and southern Germany Main financial statement of the AV for 1904

Contains among other things: Submission of the Association of West African Merchants to the Reichstag due to rapid execution of the expropriation, Hamburg, 23 March 1914 Memorandum from the State Secretary Solf on the expropriation and relocation of the local population in Duala to the Reichstag on 1 May 1914

Contains: Kepper, Dr. Georg, Economics, 1935 Keppler, born 1894, SS- Brigade leader and Major General of the Waffen-SS, 1942 Keppler, Dr. Paul Wilhelm von, born 28.09.1852, died 16.07.1926, Bishop of Rottenburg, 1925 Keppler, Ing. Wilhelm, born 14.12.1882, economic politician, state secretary, Reichsbauftragter für Österreich, 1942 Kepplinger, Ludwig, born 31.12.1911, SS-Obersturmführer,o.Dat. Kerber, Dr.jur. Erwin, born 30.12.1891, died 24.02.1943 Director of the Vienna State Opera and Salzburg Festival, 1943 Kerber, Dr. Franz, born 25.02.1901, Lord Mayor of Freiburg i.Br., 1935 Kerchnawe, Hugo, born 10.02.1872, Austrian military historian, major general, 1942 Kerkerinck, zur Borg, Engelbert Freiherr, born 03.10.1872, politician, 1928 Kerkhoff, deputy in the Reichstag, o.Dat. Kerkmann, District Guild Master Hannover (painter craft), 1936 Kern, Prof. von, Chief General Physician, Psychology and Epistemology, 1938 Kern, Prof.Dr.jur. Eduard, born 13.10. 1887, Professor of Criminal and Procedural Law, Rector of the University of Freiburg, 1935 Kern, Prof.Dr.phil. Fritz, born 28.09.1884, scholar, historian, 1932 Kern, Prof.Dr.Dr.h.c.Dr.jur.h.c. Otto, professor emeritus of classical philogy, privy councillor, 1942 Kern, Dr.-Ing. e.h. Wilhelm, born 23.04.1870, managing director of the Rhine-Westphalian Straßen- u. Kleinbahnen GmbH, o.Dat. Kerner, Justinus, born 18.09.1786, died 21.02.1862, doctor and poet, 1936 Kerners, Johann, Georg, writer, 1928 Kerp, Peter, born 03.01.18., died 16.07.1931, Reichstag delegate, 1931 Kerr, Dr.phil Alfred (actually Kempner), born 25.12.1867, critic and poet, 1933 Kerr, Philipp, secretary Lloyd Georges, 1922 Kerrl, Hanns, born 11.12.1887, died 14.12.1941, Reich Minister, 1941 Kerrl, Martin, writer, 1935 Kerschbann, Andreas, Economist Council in Bortbath, German Peasant Party, o.Dat. Kerschensteiner, Prof.Dr. Georg, born 29.07.1854, school reformer, school councillor in Munich, pedagogue, 1940 Kerschensteiner, Dr. Hermann, born 17.05.1873, privy councillor, university professor, director d. Schwabinger Hospital, 1937 Kerschensteiner, Joseph, born 13.01.1864, animal painter, 1938 Kersten, Colonel, 1937 Kerstiens, Dr. Christian, fire department, fire fighting, 1936 Kersting, Dr., Privy Councillor, Reichskolonialamt, 1937 Kerzencev, Platon Michajlovic, born 1881, Soviet diplomat, 1925

Also contains: Memorandum on the negotiations of the Reichstag on the treaty concluded with the German Reich on the assumption of sovereignty, 1896 Statute

History of the Inventory Designer: By decree of the Reich President of 4. Founded on 1 May 1920 as an organ of the Reich government for the assessment of draft social and economic laws of fundamental importance prior to their submission to the Reichstag; conceived as an interim solution until the creation of the final Reich Economic Council provided for in Article 165 of the Weimar Constitution; consisted of 326 members initially grouped into ten professional and representative groups, appointed by professional interest groups and trade associations, the Reich government and the Reich Council; due to conflicts of interest between representatives of employers and employees, later divided into three departments: Entrepreneurs, workers, non-commercial representatives; influence of the work of the experts in the framework of the General Assembly and the three main committees (Economic Policy Committee, Social Policy Committee, Financial Policy Committee) on economic and social policy decisions of the Parliament remained limited; dissolved on 31 March 1934. Content characterization: Provisional Reich Economic Council (VRWR) and other economic interest groups: Function, tasks and organisation of the VRWR 1919-1934 (88), activity of the VRWR, board of directors, plenum 1920-1934 (40), composition and cooperation with other central institutions 1919-1933 (121), district economic councils as a planned substructure of the VRWR 1920-1933 (12), other professional and interest groups 1920-1934 (25), economic parliaments abroad 1920-1936 (3) Economic Policy Committee, economic policy: Meetings of the Committee 1920-1932 (46), Economic Policy Implications of the Treaty of Versailles, Economic Conference of the League of Nations 1920-1932 (39), Enquête Committee 1926-1934 (36), Socialization 1920-1922 (9), Raw Materials and Energy Supply 1920-1933 (11), Industrial Code and Other Economic Legal Norms 1920-1932 (56), Water management 1920-1926 (15), industry 1920-1933 (38), agriculture and forestry, food 1920-1933 (78), trade 1919-1933 (85), transport, post 1920-1933 (33), housing 1920-1933 (63), other economic policy areas 1920-1931 (21) Social Policy Committee, social policy: Committee meetings 1920-1933 (41), Labour law 1920-1932 (39), Vocational training 1921-1931 (17), Wages, tariffs, working time, health and safety at work and job creation 1919-1933 (147), Social security 1920-1933 (45), Promotion of intellectual work 1920-1933 (23), Other social sectors 1920-1931 (15) Financial policy committee, Finance, taxes, customs: Meetings of the Committee 1920-1933 (27), Financial implications of the Treaty of Versailles 1920-1933 (23), Prices, price reductions, price maintenance 1920-1933 (41), Monetary, coinage and banking 1920-1933 (54), Taxation 1920-1933 (162), Customs 1920-1932 (118). Citation style: BArch, R 401/...