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Contains among other things: Points of view for the choice of a base in East Asia, especially the port of Wei-hai-wei (memorandum of the Reichsmarineamt, with maps), 14 Nov. 1895 Occupation of Kiautschou after the murder of two German missionaries (telegram of the emperor to the Reich Chancellor, copy), 6 Nov. 1895, 6 Nov. 1895, German mission of the emperor to the Reich Chancellor, 6 Nov. 1895, German mission of the emperor to the emperor. Nov. 1897 Russian objection against the occupation of Kiautschou Bay by German warships (Promemoria of the Foreign Office), (Nov. 1897) Appointment of Kpt. z.S. Rosendahl as commander on land over the German armed forces in Kiautschou (AKO, copy), 3 Jan. 1898

Contains: Compilation of the Ships and Vehicles of Foreign Nations at the East Asian Station (Autumn 1897)

Contains among other things: Donation for the victims of the flooding of the Danube in Yugoslavia, 1940 list of names for the occupation of offices in enemy foreign countries at the beginning of the war, 1939 plan for the establishment of German scientific institutes in the Balkans (Athens, Sofia, Bucharest, Belgrade, Budapest), 1940 overview of salaries paid to German teachers at German schools abroad, ca. 1940 repair of earthquake damage in Romania, 1941

Contains: Printed budget for 1941 Colonial political training of the police. Question of budgetary competence, 1941 List of salaries (lists of names) of members of branch offices of the German Academic Exchange Service abroad, as of 10 June 1941 List of remuneration (lists of names) of members of cultural institutes abroad, approx. 1941 Remuneration of German lecturers (lists of names) at foreign universities, as of June 1941 Overview of the average salaries of German teachers abroad, 1941 The ski lodge of the International Office of the lecturers at Reit im Winkel (illustrated brochure), 1941 Activity reports of the International Office of the lecturers at German universities and universities of Apr. 1940 to March 1941 List of the personally supervised foreign scientists of the Foreign Office of the Lecturership, status: 1.6.1941 Lease of the Jagd Schönhoff/Sudetengau by the Reich Foreign Minister to camouflage meetings with leading foreign personalities as private invitations, 1941 Definition of competence between the Reich Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Reichsführer SS in matters of folklore, 1941 Compensation for goods destined for Switzerland and confiscated by the Germans during the occupation of French ports. Comparison agreement with Switzerland with the assistance of the Prisenhof Hamburg, 1941-1942 care of needy German seamen in overseas territories, 1941 list of officials and employees of foreign administrations assigned to the German missions in Bucharest, Bratislava and Copenhagen (attachés), 1941 exchange of Soviet citizens for corresponding groups of Reich Germans after the outbreak of war with the Soviet Union. Transport to Svilengrad and transfer to Turkish territory, 1942 scholarships to foreigners - record of Legation Councillor Dr. Schaefer-Rümelin, 1940

Contains among other things: Order of Hitler of 3 Sept. 1939, question of compensation for goods destined for Switzerland which were confiscated on the German side during the occupation of French ports, 1943 Agreement between the Foreign Office and the Reich Minister for Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda for the Activation of Foreign Propaganda, 1941

Contains: Establishment of the castle Tentschach/Carinthia as a guest house of the Foreign Office, 1944 "Bodensee-Buch 1944", edited with the support of the West German Research Foundation. Discussion in the Swiss press, 1944 expert opinion on the appreciation of the estate Pröllas/ Krs. Podersam (Bohemia-Moravia), 1944 budget estimate for the removal of members of the enemy foreign missions from Germany and their care until crossing the border, 1944 deployment of caretakers in English and American prisoner-of-war camps, 1944 lists of names of scientific unskilled workers and senior employees of higher and other persons in foreign service, 1944 personnel positions of the Federal Foreign Office for special use and their occupation for 1944

Contains among other things: Germany's occupation of the Mariana Islands Germany's regulation of legal relations Missions Damage caused by typhoons Japanese expeditions in the Mariana Islands Occupation of the Mariana Islands and Marshall Islands by Japanese

Contains above all: Position of the steel helmet on school issues Formation of "teachers' working groups" in the state associations 3rd Reichstagung der Lehrer in Dresden on 7 and 8 Oct. 1931 Support for advertising for "Jambo, Coloniale Monatsschrift für Schule und Familie" Guide for the "teachers' working group in the steel helmet" - Statement of the state associations Conferences of the cultural policy committee of the steel helmet "Deutsche Oberrealschule Mexico" - Filling of apprenticeship positions by members of the steel helmet "Steel helmet" Contains, among other things: History of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Lehrer im Stahlhelm Communistische Literatur und kommunistischer Literaturvertrieb 2nd session of the Bildungshof on Feb. 11, 1932

Contains among other things: Memorandum of the Colonial Officer on the future occupation of the (former) four German African colonies by naval coastal troops Return of the former German colonies (protectorates) in the Pacific Ocean

Inventory description: The sovereignty of the French government remained intact, with some restrictions, in the southern French territory not occupied by Germany after the German-French armistice of June 1940. Control organs of the German Armistice Commission (RW 34) supervised the disarmament of the French army and the registration or delivery of military equipment. The German mistrust of the French government under Marshal Pétain in Vichy led Hitler to instruct the Mayor of West France from the end of 1940 onwards to stand ready for an occupation of the rest of France at any time (company "Attila", later "Anton"). Until November 1942, however, when the Allied troops landed in French North Africa and the French government in Vichy and local authorities adopted at least an unclear stance, there was no reason for German troops to occupy southern France. During the occupation of Vichy on November 11, 1942, the "German General of the Commander-in-Chief West" took up his duties and was thus, as it were, liaison officer of the Lord Mayor West with the French Head of State Marshal Philippe Pétain. In cooperation with various civilian Reich authorities, he had to represent the German demands to the French government in the part of France which had remained unoccupied until then and to supervise their execution or implementation (see also the Instructions for the German General of the Lord Mayor West in Vichy in RH 31-VII/1). In September 1944 the office was closed. Lieutenant General Alexander Freiherr Neubronn von Eisenburg headed the office, having previously worked in the Armistice Commission and headed the Bourges Army Control Inspectorate. Characterisation of content: In addition to the War Diary No. 3 (21 October to 31 December 1943) and the activity report for the first quarter of 1944, only collective files have survived in which the following topics are reflected: Occupation of southern France, demobilisation, integration of members of the French army into the economy, site overviews, control and security of communications, notes and reports on meetings of Lieutenant-General Freiherr Neubronn v. Eisenburg with French members of government, border traffic, cooperation with the Armistice Commission, tasks and powers of the Higher SS and Police Commander, traffic with German police stations in Vichy, mood and situation reports, security and control measures, troop accommodation, events in Toulon, Records and stocks of the French transitional army, French labour service, seizures of state and private property by German authorities, applications for release, French penal and military institutions, arrests, petitions and applications for release of prisoners and release of buildings. State of Indexing: Findbuch Vorarchivische Ordnung: Archivische Bearbeitung The stock RH31-VII Deutscher General des Oberbefehlshabers West in Vichy was updated in 2011 and transferred to the database BASYS-S-2 according to the current indexing guidelines. The old signatures were also added to the database, making it possible to search for them. The documents - in particular the war diaries - were supplemented with notes on contents in order to depict special or important contents. Due to the loss of written records and the resulting gaps in their transmission between 1941 and 1945, the documents were not evaluated. The oversized maps and technical drawings were removed for conservation reasons and are now stored together in map folders under newly created signatures. Scope, explanation: 29 AE Citation method: BArch, RH 31-VII/...

Contains among other things: Draft law, memorandum, transport contract with North German NDL concerning the dispatch of troops to Kiautschou Bay Evidence of the material to be dispatched Report of the commander of the cruiser division on events up to the occupation of the camps in Kiautschou Reports on events in Kiautschou Bay in Nov. 1897

Contains among other things: Reports on the occupation, situation and events in Kiautschou "Die deutschen Handelsinteressen und die Verwaltung in Kiautschou" in Hamburgischer Correspondent, 168th Anniversary, June 1898

Contains among other things: Evidence of teams of Thuringian origin located in East Asia in Kiautschou Memorandum concerning the payment of German salaries to Schantung-Mandarine Newspaper clippings on the necessity of a national army, on German trade interests and administration of Kiautschou Report on the return of the administration of the leased area

Contains among other things: Memorandum concerning activities in Kiautschou and in defence of the Tsingtau peninsula Occupation of the Kiautschou area with troops Provisions on the organisation of the occupation Requests for recruitment as volunteers in the German Schutztruppen Reports on the service in Kiautschou and Tsingtau of the III Lake Battalion

History of the Inventory Designer: Established in Munich in 1934 to document the history of the NSDAP and its affiliated divisions as well as their forerunners in the Peoples' Movement by taking over the material collection of the Reichspropagandalleitung and the press archive of the NSDAP, which is also integrated there. As an information centre for all party and state departments, files of party organs and authorities were kept in addition to library stocks, journal and picture collections, as well as experience reports, private collections, written and printed material of dissolved and banned parties and organisations. In 1929 the NSDAP acquired the Rehse Collection as an archive for contemporary history and journalism. As a party office it was subordinated to the Reich Treasurer and existed independently of the main archive as an official party archive. Description of the holdings: Established in Munich in 1934 to document the history of the NSDAP and its affiliated divisions as well as their forerunners in the "Völkische Bewegung" by taking over the material collection of the Reichspropagandalleitung and the press archive of the NSDAP, which was also integrated there. As an information centre for all party and state departments, files of party organs and authorities were kept in addition to library stocks, journal and picture collections, as well as experience reports, private collections, written and printed material of dissolved and banned parties and organisations. In 1929 the NSDAP acquired the "Rehse Collection" as an archive for contemporary history and journalism. As a party office it was subordinated to the Reich Treasurer and existed independently of the main archive as a "party-official archive". Content characterization: Tasks of the main archive 1919-1943 (95), collection on persons of contemporary history 1891-1945 (248), Adolf Hitler personally 1914-1941 (121), questions of religion and race 1785-1943 (27), history and politics 1676-1944 (21), World War 1914-1940 (31), occupation of the western territories, of Gdansk and Upper Silesia after 1918 1918-1943 (9), council period 1918-1941 (16), Hitler Putsch in Munich 1919-1939 (19), foreign countries and Germans 1921-1944 (69), elections and votes 1919-1936 (53), authorities and institutions of the Reich and the NSDAP 1918-1941 (60), Reichswehr und Wehrmacht 1920-1943 (5), State Surveillance of the NSDAP 1920-1938 (51), Trials against the NSDAP and its members 1921-1937 (26), Reichstage and Demonstrations of the NSDAP 1923-1939 (109), Structures of the NSDAP 1922-1944 (121), Territorial structure of the NSDAP 1919-1943 (273), press, radio and film 1922-1944 (251), political parties, trade unions and federations 1894-1944 (123), free corps, federations as well as inhabitant defences 1875-1943 (100), pamphlets 1891-1945 (95). State of development: Findbuch (2002) Online-Findbuch (2005) NSDAP Hauptarchiv. Guide to the Hoover Institution Microfilm Collection, compiled by Grete Heinz and Agnes F. Peterson, Hoover Institution Bibliographical Series XVII, Stanford 1964 Citation method: BArch, NS 26/...