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Contains: Letters and transcripts of: C. Peters' journalistic activity; war; financing of the Petersdenkmal.- Letters C. Peters' to H. Peters (Handwriting Thea Peters).

Contains among other things: Ordinance amending the Reich Relief Act and the Liquidation Damage Act of 4 June 1923 and the Violent Damage Acts (Displacement, Colonial and Foreign Damage Act of 28 July 1921); Ordinance on the Compensation of Damage Arising from the Assignment of German Reich Areas and War Damage in the Former German Protectorates and Abroad (Violent Damage Ordinance)

Contains among other things: Information sheet for the notification of displacement damages - Information sheets of the Hilfsbund for the Alsace-Lothringer in the Reich, the German Eastern Federation and the Reichsverband der Kolonialdeutschen und Kolonialinteressenten; safeguarding the Reich against damage in the compensation proceedings - Compilation; Measures due to the entry into force of the Liquidation Damages Act

Contains among other things: Criticism of the organization of the Reich Compensation Office by the colonist associations of D e u t s c h - S ü d w e s t a f r i k a, D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a and Cameroon

Contains: List of the associations concerned with the care of the German population with information on organisation and financing (reprint), 1930 Statutes of the German Protection Association e.V., 1930 Aid for the Landestheater Südostpreußen GmbH, Allenstein from the Deutschtumsfonds, 1937 keeping of proofs of use about aid to the NSDAP and its divisions, 1937 expenses from the Deutschtumsfonds (overview for 1936 and 1937) German-Polish government negotiations about ethnic group questions, 1939 Promotion of public libraries in the border area and border science libraries, of colonial schools and Bursen, of institutions for the scientific care of German citizenship and of students of German descent and foreign Germans (Forts. in vol. 2)

Contains among other things: Budgetary and administrative responsibility of the Federal Foreign Office and the Reich and Prussian Ministers of Economics for the Reich Office for Foreign Trade Construction management costs abroad 1937, 1941-1942 Creation of the German Academic Exchange Service and financing of its tasks, former War Graves Commission of the Wehrmacht. Regulation of the Council of Ministers for the Defence of the Reich of 2 Apr 1940 Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle - Agreement with the Foreign Office on the budget of the ethnic groups, 1941 Forschungsgemeinschaften für Volkstumsprobleme während der Krieges, ca. 1941

Contains among other things: Credit campaign for the small injured; Exposé: Is an economic merger of the rebuilding foreign and colonial Germans necessary?; Organization of the reconstruction work of the injured; Of the economic importance of the foreign Germans Contains also: Credit bank for foreign and colonial Germans - Statute 1927 and annual report 1928

Contains among other things: City map of Barcelona with drawing of a plot of land, which is planned for a new building of the German school, 1942 Plan for the new building of the German school and the German home in Milan, 1941-1942 Principles about the civil servant's legal security of the German teachers abroad of 24 Nov. 1942 and execution instruction, drawn up by the Reich Minister for Science, Education and People's Education, 1942 Financing of the German schools and the German legation in Greece by profits from the transfer of mineral oil imports to Greece, 1943

Contains among other things: Committees for the determination of war damages incurred in Alsace-Lorraine; Reichsentschädigungsamt and Spruchkommissionen; establishment plan; Compensation Office and Spruchkommissionen of the Colonial Central Administration; list of employees; establishment of branch offices of the Reichsentschädigungsamt; instructions for the Reichsentschädigungsamt

Contains: Financing of the Missionsärztliches Institut in Würzburg and the Tropengenesungsheim in Tübingen

Contains among other things: Auction of confiscated goods in Cameroon - List of properties; Tanganyika Territory: "Conditions of Sale of Enemy Properties"; Liquidated German property in East Africa - List

Preface The beginnings of the Prussian army as a standing army lie in the reign of the Brandenburg Elector Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector (1640 to 1688). At a meeting of the Privy Council on 5 June 1644, it was decided to set up a standing army. It was also Frederick William Elector of Brandenburg who enforced the essential principles of the later Prussian army: 1. connection of the advertising system with the duty of local peasant sons, 2. recruitment of officers from the local nobility, and 3. financing of the army by the electoral domain income. Military legislation to discipline the army became indispensable in the course of building a standing army. The GStA PK, IV. HA Preußische Armee, Rep. 16 Militärvorschriften (Prussian Armed Forces, Rep. 16) collection at hand comprises for the most part a collection of photocopies and copies of General Administrative, Command and Control and Service Regulations (including drill regulations for infantry and cavalry), regulations on troop administration, troop service, officer corps, engineering and fortifications as well as on the Landwehr from the former Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam. A smaller part of the military regulations comes from the former holdings GStA PK, IV HA A Prussian Army Archives and GStA PK, IV HA B Army Historical Collection, which originated mainly from the acquisition of files (purchases, gifts etc.) after 1967 in the Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage. Since 1966/68 the Secret State Archives PK and the Federal Archives Dept. Military Archives Freiburg have had a regulation according to which the files dated before 1 January 1867 belong to the Secret State Archives PK and those dated after 31 December 1866 belong to the Federal Archives Dept. Military Archives. In the course of this delimitation regulation, a joint meeting of representatives of the Privy State Archives PK, the Federal Archives Department Military Archives Freiburg and the Federal Archives Military Intermediate Archives Potsdam took place in Potsdam on 16 September 1992. In this session, the delimitation issues of the Prussian army, which had been handed down in the Federal Archive Military Intermediate Archive Potsdam, were discussed. Besides the files that were taken over from the former Soviet Union in 1988, there were already extensive documents of the Prussian army there. After these files had been handed over in December 1995, the Secret State Archive PK began to merge the files handed over from the former Federal Archive Military Intermediate Archive Potsdam to Dahlem with the files of the holdings GStA PK, IV. HA A Prussian Army Archive and GStA PK, IV. HA B Army Historical Collection handed down in the Secret State Archive PK. In this context, the designation IV HA Prussian Army Archives in IV. HA Prussian Army changed. The partial stock of military regulations was given the Repositurnummer Rep. 16. For the stock there is a finding index from the former Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam. This was reorganized in 1997 by Prof. Dr. Kloosterhuis. The entry into the Augias database was made in 1998 by Mrs. Koegel and was revised by undersigned. Some file titles and notes on contents were checked and partially supplemented. Parallel to the development work the magazine-technical processing took place. The files were resigned, provided with new signature plates and packed in file boxes. How to order and quote: The records listed here are kept in the magazine in Dahlem. The pink order forms must therefore be used. The files shall be ordered as follows: IV. HA, Rep. 16, No. to quote: GStA PK, IV. HA Preußische Armee, Rep. 16 Militärvorschriften, Nr. Inventory volume: 4.6 lfm 748 VE (=zeichnungseinheit) Duration: 1635 - 1912 Last number assigned: 748 Berlin, February 2011 Irina Fröhlich (Archivoberinspektorin) Finding aids: Database; Findbuch, 1 vol.

Contains among other things: Establishment of national political educational institutions for girls, financing and sponsorship of home schools, 1941-1943; war damage - assumption by the Reich (1941-1943) of the damage caused to party buildings by air attacks; war damage to property. General and Individual Cases (cf. Aktenplanhauptgruppe Kr); Care of the Widow of Johann Boykow, Inventor of the Autopilot, 1936; Litigation Karl Jung, Head of the Colonial Political Office, against Dresdener Bank as Legal Successor of the DANAT-Bank - Claims for Damages due to Utilization of the "Telsystem", (1934-) 1937; Erbhof Götzenburg - Statement on the Request of Baron Götz von Berlichingen for Transfer of a Possession in Bohemia, Nov. 1943

Contains among other things: Agreement between the German Reich and Überseeische Industrie- und Handels GmbH Berlin and August Stauch GmbH Berlin on a loan of L 100,000 to finance German mining companies dated 15 Oct. 1925.

Correspondence on financing Bible prints for German colonies; D. Breest: The Relationship between the German Bible Societies & the London Parent Company in the Past & Present, IN: Bibelblatt d. Preußischen Haupt-Bibelgesellschaft, Nr. 32 33, 13 p., Dr., 1915

Contains among other things: 6e Reichsschuldbuchforderungen for sale, 1933, evidence of the claims for war damages and Polish damages from Oct. 1932 to Sept. 1941 (continued in vol. 3), lowering of interest rates for fixed-interest securities - submission of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Verbände der vertriebener Auslands-, Kolonial- und Grenzdeutscher to Reichsminister Rudolf Heß, 1934

Contains among other things: War and Liquidation Damages in the Former German Protectorates - Compilation of Damages Registered up to 1921; Leaflet on the Compensation of Foreign Germans on the Basis of the Law on Foreign Damages - Leaflet of the Federation of Foreign Germans

Contains among other things: Principles for the assessment of surcharges for displacement and foreign claims; Ordinance on the Approval of Surcharges on the Basis of the Displacement, Colonial and Foreign Claims Act (Surcharge Ordinance) of 31 March 1922; Draft Ordinance on Estimation Principles for the Displacement, Colonial and Foreign Claims Act (Estimation Ordinance); Indicative Numbers for the Assessment of Surcharges pursuant to § 14 of the Displacement Claims Act - Table of Semi-Annual Indicative Numbers for Various Goods 1914-1921

Contains among other things: Surcharges on reference numbers in accordance with the Ordinance on Reference Numbers - Tables

Contains: Law concerning voluntary jurisdiction and other legal matters in army and navy of 28.5.1901 Regulation concerning the fulfilment of the duty to serve in the protection force of 5.12.1902 Law concerning the peace presence of the army of 15.4.1905 Law concerning amendment of the military service of 15.4.1905