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Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England: Vol. 1

In: Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England.

Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England: Vol. 2

In: Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England.

Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England: Vol. 3

In: Negotiations with England and the Sultan of Zanzibar about the cession of his possessions at the coast of East Africa to Germany against a payment of 4 million marks and declaration of the British protectorate over Zanzibar by England.

Negotiations with foreign powers, in particular with England, Italy, France and Portugal, on a joint approach to suppress the unrest in East Africa and to restore the Sultan's power by blocking the East African coast: Vol. 4

Enthält u.a.: Blockade der ostafrikanischen Küste. - Vereinbarung zwischen Deutschland und England vom 3./5. Dez. 1888 Treaty between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia and Russia for the suppression of the African Slave Trade, signed at Lond...

In: Negotiations with foreign powers, in particular with England, Italy, France and Portugal, on a joint approach to suppress the unrest in East Africa and restore the Sultan's power by blocking the East African coast.