Finding aids: Public authority finding aids, Rep. 445-455. The older thread-stitched series is opened up by a multi-volume public authority finding aid that has accompanied the registry throughout its entire existence and chronologically lists the files of the individual groups. The confusion that has arisen in the course of time is partly compensated for by a card index, which also ejects subjects not contained in the titles of the files (e.g. persons). New finding aids: Rep. 740, Rep. 830, Rep. 838, Rep. 843, Rep. 850, Rep. 867, Rep. 868, Rep. 869, Rep. 874, Rep. 877, Rep. 879. This series was created after the closure of the Senate registry and follows with the main groups R to V their alphanumeric signing system, which was simplified after the takeover in 1966 by re-signing by removing a subgroup. The series, which was closed in the course of the 1930 office reform, is interlocked by references with the following file plan, as well as with the 1944 burned Senate registry institutions/personal history: According to the Prussian Municipal Constitution Act of 1867, a magistrate with a mayor at the head replaced the freistädtische senate in 1868. For the transitional period after the annexation by Prussia, the holdings of the Civil Commissariat for Frankfurt a. M. in the Hessian Main State Archives Wiesbaden (Dept. 401) are to be used. During the Nazi era, meetings of the head of the department were convened to replace the meetings of the collegially constituted magistrate, who was reinstated in 1946.
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1868 - 1930
Part of Institute for City History Frankfurt am Main (Archivtektonik)