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Marking: Marked with an asterisk: The first Huassafrau, Maria Adzera. The other three women are Alata or Yoruba people (Lagos). One of them said: "I don't know Tschi, I don't know Ewe, but Jesus, I know him. The young man taught the women. In the back left the chieftain evangelist Kwasicvi. See P. Motte's report: Work in the Diaspora. monthly paper

Note by Müller: Accra, choir, contains: coat of arms, choir, Accra, children, clothes

Contains: Various texts on the way of life of the Africans and the history of the stations, partly in Ewe. - Note: Approx. 30 pieces, loose in folder.

Müller note: Anyako, bought children 1860-1865, contains: Children, Anyako, slaves

Note: Entries in Ewe in ready-made books, 20 x 16 cm, 205 p., 190 p., 187 p.; African sowers, Six Ewe sermons of our African co-workers, translated by Missionary Wiegräbe, Bremen: Norddeutsche Missionsgesellschaft 1939, print, 24 p. with photos.

Note: Loose in folder, approx. 3 cm.

Contains: Collection of autobiographical and biographical texts in Ewe, approx. 25 events, loose in folder.

Note on doublet: School festival in Keta 1927. School inspector - picture content identical with 1407.

On the picture: Arrow

Contains: Entries by Fred Baldwin Kwami in Ewe in a booklet 22,5 x 17,5 cm, 57 p., glued in newspaper photo (portrait of Kwami).

Note: Translations of the autobiographical texts, files on CD, accompanied by a table with the special characters of the Ewe language.

Note to Ewe. - Note. Müller: Lomé, Juliana G. Aku 1929, contains: Woman, clothes, photo studio

In the picture: Fia Gborloezs.

On the picture: Ewe wall calendar 1939