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Map of German East Africa with Protestant and Catholic mission stations, 1 sheet;nC. L. Keller Geographisch-lithographische Anstalt und Steindruck [printer];nVS u.re. stamp ' Library of the Imperial Post Office'

Picture postcard;nSender;

Picture postcard no. 16;nCongregation of the Pallottines [publisher] sender;nLabel: No. 16. 1906. Publisher of the Congregation of the Pallottines, Limburg, Lahn.; reverse

Picture postcard no. 197203;nunknown maker;

Picture postcard no. 15;nSender: Kunstverlag Walther Dobbertin [publisher];nLabel: Verlag Dobbertin, Dar-es-Salaam. 1906 No. 15; reverse

'Trinks picture map', series 736, image 6;nTrinks & Co. Leipzig (Teco) (founded ca. 1909) [publisher] Liesegang, Ed. [distribution];nLabeling: 'Trinks-Bildkarte' Publisher Trinks & Co, G.m.b.H., Leipzig Exclusive distributor for episcopic projection: Ed. Liesegang, Düsseldorf, P.O. Box 124; reverse side

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,3. Description: Train white people, first room, others waiting in front of church, building of stone m. Corrugated iron roof, men with hats, another European person.

These are public figures such as politicians, business leaders, scientists, statesmen, representatives of the military, nobility, churches, etc., artists such as painters, musicians, poets, writers, etc.

Contains: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 12 May 1924 (a letter, a postcard with a view of the wine and liqueur shop Artur Schulz in Witzenhausen); 19 May 1924; 22 May 1924; 24 May 1924; n/a 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924. June 1924; 9 August 1924; 6 August 1924; 14 August 1924; 18 October 1924; 8 November 1924; 16 November 1924; 1 December 1924; 7 December 1924; 17 December 1924 (15 letters, one postcard) Contains: Witzenhausen (Colonial School), 4 February 1925; 26 April 1925; 13 May 1925 (three letters) Contains: Nordhausen, 29 May 1925 (postcard with view of Nordhausen main station) Includes: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 9 June 1925; 7 July 1925; 24 July 1925; 13 August 1925; 23 August 1925; 14 October 1925 (postcard); 31 October 1925; 7 November 1925; 23 November 1925; 6 December 1925 (nine letters) Contains: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 19 January 1926; 14 February 1926; 9 March 1926 (telegram) (two letters, one telegram) Contains: Hohenebra, 6 September 1926; 28 September 1926; 20 September 1926 (three letters) Contains: Nordhausen, 30 October 1926 - with: Letter from V. Küdrich, Deutsche Kolonialschule Witzenhausen: Wilhelmsdorf, 29 October 1926 (two letters) Contains: Hohenebra, 6 November 1926; 27 December 1926 (contains two letters): Hamburg, 1 May 1927; 30 May 1927 (two letters) Contains: Lauenburg (Elbe), 6 June 1927 (postcard with panorama of Lauenburg from Hohnstorf) Includes: Hamburg, 25 June 1927; 5 July 1927; 11 July 1927; 6 August 1927; 24 September 1927; 17 October 1927; 5 November 1927 (for Dr W Johannes Wentzel); 11 November 1927; 13 December 1927 (nine letters) Contains: Hamburg, 10 January 1928; 12 February 1928; 16 March 1928; 22 April 1928; 14 May 1928; 18 June 1928 (postcard, postmark); 12 July 1928 (with Dr W Johannes Wentzel); 28 July 1928 (postcard); 3 September 1928; 6 September 1928; 25 September 1928; 26 September 1928; 14 November 1928 (eleven letters, two postcards) Contains: Ramelsloh (Lüneburger Heide), December 16, 1928 (postcard with view of the church of Ramelsloh) Contains: Hamburg, January 26, 1929 (with drawing); February 1, 1929 (with Dr. W. Johannes Wentzel); February 13, 1929; March 2, 1929 - with: Letter from Wilhelm Wilbrand to girlfriend Anni; March 10, 1929; June 8, 1929; August 12, 1929; September 7, 1929; September 16, 1929; September 30, 1929; October 18, 1929; November 14, 1929; December 20, 1929 (14 letters) Contains: Hamburg, January 21, 1930 (by Dr. W. Johannes Wentzel) - with: Letter from Wolfgang Wentzel, uncle of Wilhelm, to Kurt Woermann, Hamburg: Hamburg, January 20, 1930: Future Possibilities in Africa (two letters) Contains: Genoa, 31. May 1931 (postcard with view of the war memorial in Genoa); 1. June 1931 (postcard with view of the ship Ussukuma) Contains: on the Ussukuma, 5. June 1931 - with: postcard with text and notes of the song 'Weckruf' (a letter) Contains: Bregenz, 4 June 1940 (Picture postcard with Bregenz old town) Includes: Friedrichshafen am Bodensee, 20 May 1940 (postcard with castle church and marina) Includes: Berlin-Dahlem, 24 September 1941 (one letter)

Contains: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 12 May 1924 (a letter, a postcard with a view of the wine and liqueur shop Artur Schulz in Witzenhausen); 19 May 1924; 22 May 1924; 24 May 1924; n/a 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 24 May 1924; 23 May 1924; 23 May 1924. June 1924; 9 August 1924; 6 August 1924; 14 August 1924; 18 October 1924; 8 November 1924; 16 November 1924; 1 December 1924; 7 December 1924; 17 December 1924 (15 letters, one postcard) Contains: Witzenhausen (Colonial School), 4 February 1925; 26 April 1925; 13 May 1925 (three letters) Contains: Nordhausen, 29 May 1925 (postcard with view of Nordhausen main station) Includes: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 9 June 1925; 7 July 1925; 24 July 1925; 13 August 1925; 23 August 1925; 14 October 1925 (postcard); 31 October 1925; 7 November 1925; 23 November 1925; 6 December 1925 (nine letters) Contains: Witzenhausen (colonial school), 19 January 1926; 14 February 1926; 9 March 1926 (telegram) (two letters, one telegram) Contains: Hohenebra, 6 September 1926; 28 September 1926; 20 September 1926 (three letters) Contains: Nordhausen, 30 October 1926 - with: Letter from V. Küdrich, Deutsche Kolonialschule Witzenhausen: Wilhelmsdorf, 29 October 1926 (two letters) Contains: Hohenebra, 6 November 1926; 27 December 1926 (contains two letters): Hamburg, 1 May 1927; 30 May 1927 (two letters) Contains: Lauenburg (Elbe), 6 June 1927 (postcard with panorama of Lauenburg from Hohnstorf) Includes: Hamburg, 25 June 1927; 5 July 1927; 11 July 1927; 6 August 1927; 24 September 1927; 17 October 1927; 5 November 1927 (for Dr W Johannes Wentzel); 11 November 1927; 13 December 1927 (nine letters) Contains: Hamburg, 10 January 1928; 12 February 1928; 16 March 1928; 22 April 1928; 14 May 1928; 18 June 1928 (postcard, postmark); 12 July 1928 (with Dr W Johannes Wentzel); 28 July 1928 (postcard); 3 September 1928; 6 September 1928; 25 September 1928; 26 September 1928; 14 November 1928 (eleven letters, two postcards) Contains: Ramelsloh (Lüneburger Heide), December 16, 1928 (postcard with view of the church of Ramelsloh) Contains: Hamburg, January 26, 1929 (with drawing); February 1, 1929 (with Dr. W. Johannes Wentzel); February 13, 1929; March 2, 1929 - with: Letter from Wilhelm Wilbrand to girlfriend Anni; March 10, 1929; June 8, 1929; August 12, 1929; September 7, 1929; September 16, 1929; September 30, 1929; October 18, 1929; November 14, 1929; December 20, 1929 (14 letters) Contains: Hamburg, January 21, 1930 (by Dr. W. Johannes Wentzel) - with: Letter from Wolfgang Wentzel, uncle of Wilhelm, to Kurt Woermann, Hamburg: Hamburg, January 20, 1930: Future Possibilities in Africa (two letters) Contains: Genoa, 31. May 1931 (postcard with view of the war memorial in Genoa); 1. June 1931 (postcard with view of the ship Ussukuma) Contains: on the Ussukuma, 5. June 1931 - with: postcard with text and notes of the song 'Weckruf' (a letter) Contains: Bregenz, 4 June 1940 (Picture postcard with Bregenz old town) Includes: Friedrichshafen am Bodensee, 20 May 1940 (postcard with castle church and marina) Includes: Berlin-Dahlem, 24 September 1941 (one letter)

Obligation to obtain permission to place commemorative plaques for fallen persons in the church Note: Another copy of the appeal for donations is in a parish archive.

Outstation: Hoachanas, Nama u. Bastards, Swartboois Stamm, Farm Rehoboth s. RMG 2.564, Kirchenspaltung s. RMG 2.608 a-c, Station Hoachanas s. a. RMG 2.500 a, RMG 2.504 u. RMG 3.300; annual, conference and semi-annual reports, by Adolf Blecher u. Hermann Schroer, 1901-1937; unconfirmed deed of donation of d. "Sparfeld" (copy), 1906; Visitationsberichte, 1906 1908 1911; Bericht von d. Einweihung d. Kirche, 1908; Baukostenabrechnungen, 1909 1911; Letters from Joh. Beukes and other parishioners to Inspector Rudolf Wegner for disputes in the parish, 1927-1928; Half-yearly reports on sisters' work, by Erna Okolowitz, 1928-1937

German-Evangelical Corpuspondence, No. 3Berlin

History of Tradition Established in the Kingdom of Württemberg in 1806 as the "Geistliches Departement" (Spiritual Department) and since then under changing names - 1817 Ministry of Church and Education, 1924 Ministry of Culture, 1952 Ministry of Culture - until 1978 supreme state authority for state education, cultural affairs and relations with religious communities. 1978 divided into Ministry of Science and the Arts (EA 13) and Ministry of Culture and Sport (EA 14). The inventory system follows the organizational plan of 1968.

Five fiches. Contains: FICHE NR. 41 1 - 1925. Mission Director to Gutmann - 1925-1927. College / Director / Weishaupt (mostly without signature) to room (30 letters). FICHE NR. 41 2 - continued - 1927-1930. college / director / Weishaupt (mostly without signature) to room (35 letter) - Leipzig 1928. Ihmels to "African missionaries". FICHE NR. 41 3 - continued - 1930-1931. college / director / Weishaupt (mostly without signatures) to room (3 letters) - translation: "friendly agreement" between the "Afrika Inland Mission, represented by its field director, missionary Lee H. Downing, and the Leipzig Lutheran Mission, represented by Senior Room" - 1931. Leipzig Mission to Room - 1934. Leipzig Mission to Room - 1931. Leipzig Mission to Fuchs (16 letters) - 1933. Oldham to Room (transcript; English) - 1933. Oldham to Ihmels (transcript; English) - Magawaram 1933. ? to Senior (Fuchs) - Leipzig 1933. Leipzig Mission to Fuchs (2 letters) - In the Red Sea 1933. Leipzig Mission to Fuchs - 1933. Telegram to Fuchs. FICHE NR. 41 4 - 1933. College of Missions (Weishaupt) to Ev.-luth. Mission and Ev.-luth. church in East Africa - Leipzig 1933-1934. Leipziger Mission an Fuchs (9 letters) - Leipzig 1934-1936. Leipziger Mission an Raum (7 letters) - Machame 1934. room for all mission members - curriculum vitae of Senior Raum - Leipzig 1936-1938. Leipziger Mission (often signed) - Leipzig mission to Fuchs (9 letters) - Leipzig 1934-1936. Weishaupt) to Gutmann (37 letters) - Moshi 1936. Gutmann to Leipzig Mission - Leipzig 1936. Certificate "General Power of Attorney" signed: Ihmels; signed: Robinson, Bri-tish Vice-Consul (transcript; English) - Leipzig 1936. College ("Certified Translation ... Collegial Meeting"; English). FICHE NO 41 5- - Leipzig 1938. Leipzig Mission to Gutmann (5 letters) - Leipzig 1938. Leipzig Mission to Fokken - Leipzig 1938-1939. Leipzig Mission to Rother (20 letters) - Leipzig 1938. Leipzig Mission to Rother - Leipzig 1939. Leipzig Mission to Rother - Ehingen 1939. Rother to Mission Inspector - 1939. Leipzig Mission to Rother - Bad Sebastiansweiler - Belsen Siegmaringen 1939. Rother to Mission Inspector.

Remark: indexed after microfilm damage: cat. B (can only be used as a digital copy) Old signatures: 19.

Contains: Memorabilia 1830 and ca. 1857; newspaper article on the consecration of the church in 1900; Report on the events of the war, 1914-1915; Petitions on the establishment of a railway station in Allendorf, 1913-1914; Postcards of Elberfeld and South-West Africa, 1900

Correspondence; Statute of the Missionary Literary Publishers Community, 1929; Report on the state of cooperation between government and mission, concerning hygienic matters (in Usambara), Dr. Samuel Müller, 1929; "Church and people in the mission experience of the present, by Dr. W. Freytag, about 1935; "African Christians take responsibility for the young communities of M. Weber, 1941; "Educational work in an African missionary hospital of M. Weber, 1941; Essays by African writers (translations into German), 1942-1943; correspondence on financial and insurance issues, burden sharing, etc.; proposals for a joint photographic work by the German Mission Societies by F. Harre, 1950; statement on "Rheinfeldener Bericht vom W. Freytag, 1946; "Theology, Christ and the Missionary Obligation" by John A. Mackay, 8 pp, Druck, 1951; "The Calling of the Church to Mission and to Unity 5 S., Druck, 1951; "The Challenge of Cummunism by Charles Malik, 4 S., Druck, 1951; "Financing mission work from church funds? 6 S., ms., N. N., about 1957

Collection of material for the discussion of mission and the church with the leadership of the Third Reich and for forming opinions of the mission societies; consisting of correspondence, memoranda, newspaper articles, expert opinions, statements, etc., 12 fascicles (see also RMG 1.138)

Contains: Visit of Cardinal Hlond from Polish Upper Silesia, travel program 1928 Ownership conditions at the former cadet institute Schloss Bensberg 1928 Claims for equipment of the parishes from the secularization against the Prussian state, legal actions 1928 Insufficient support for the borderland diocese Meissen by the borderland fund 1927, 1928 Missions-Verkehrs- Arbeitsgemeinschaft, expedition to southwest Africa 1930, activity report March - Dec. 1928, visit to the former cadet institute Schloß Bensberg 1928. 1927 1928, 1930 Reichstagung of the Friedensbund German Peace Association Katholiken, Munich; Report of the Representation of the Reich Government, Munich 1928 Nuntius Pacelli, denigration by the magazine "Die Front"; Initiation of a press release 1928 Spiritual care of Polish seasonal workers, Applications of the German Caritas Association for subsidies 1928 - 1930 Visit of Cardinal Faulhaber in Poznan, Report of the German Caritas Association, Report of the German Caritas Association, 1928 - 1930 Visit of Cardinal Faulhaber in Poznan, Report of the German Caritas Association, 1928 Consulate General in Posen 1929 Use of aircraft hangars to be demolished in French occupied territory as emergency churches; project 1930 Establishment of two tax offices on the grounds of the St. Pantaleons Abbey in Cologne 1930 Establishment of the Poor School Sisters in Bielitz/Polish Upper Silesia; intended polonization 1930 Church buildings, requests for subsidies: Châteauneuf-du-Rhône, Inden, Frankfurt/M., Heraclion, Kappelrodeck/Baden, Liebenthal/Lower Silesia, Maria Laach, Landau, Mainz, Marienburg, Kassel, Reinsbach/Saar, Zobten-Gorkau/Breslau 1928 - 1931

History of the Inventor: 1867 on the basis of the 1849 electoral law as Constituent Assembly of Versa convened for the North German Confederation, at the same time Customs Parliament of the German Customs Association; after the entry into force of the Reich Constitution of 16 April 1871 Parliament of the German Reich; 1919-1920 Constituent German National Assembly; new regulation of rights and powers by the Weimar Constitution of 11 August 1919; last Reichstag election on 29 March 1936; last Reichstag meeting on 26 April 1942. Characterization of the contents: Main points of the tradition Reichstag of the North German Federation Zollparlament Reichstag of the German Reich: Imperial legislation and administration; labour law; banking and stock exchange; land law, settlement and housing; Federal Council; finance; social economy; cooperatives; health and veterinary affairs; trade regulations; trade and commerce in foodstuffs; military affairs; homeland affairs; interpellations; justice; churches and schools; colonial affairs; commission (committee) files; consulates; wars; agriculture and forestry; navy and shipping; measuring, coinage and weight; Orders and decorations; petitions; police; postal and telegraph services; press; imperial authorities and officials; Reich budget; shipping and sea fishing; statistics; taxation; associations; constitution; traffic; insurance; contracts, relations to foreign countries; public welfare; electoral matters; customs matters; Reichsland Alsace-Lorraine; Reichstag matters; particular legislation in Prussia; collection of the legislative materials of the German Reichstag. State of development: Findbuch 1956 Citation method: BArch, R 101/...

Contains among other things: Deutscher Fichtebund.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Nord, 1935 Esperanto-Bewegung.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Ost, 1934 -1935 Deutscher Offiziersbund und Ehmke-Kreis.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Süd, 1935 Deutsche Turnerschaft und Dresdener Ruderklub.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Süd, 1935 Deutsche Turnerschaft und Dresdener Ruderklub.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Nord, 1935 Esperanto-Bewegung.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Ost, 1934 -1935 Deutscher Offiziersbund und Ehmke-Kreis.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt Süd, 1935 Deutsche Turnerschaft und Dresdener Ruderklub.reports of the SD-Oberabschnitt 1935 Reports of the SD upper section Mitte, 1934-1935 Deutscher Kolonialfrauenbund - Report of the SD upper section Nordwest, 15 Dec. 1934 Erzgebirgsverein in Schneeberg, 1935 Friedrich-Wilhelm Gesellschaft - Reports of the SD upper section West, 1935-1936

Contains among other things: Application of the RKA to the Reich Ministry of the Interior for the approval of collections, 1937 Appointment of Dr. Scherer as Chairman of the Führer Council of the RKA by the Bishop of Osnabrück, Berning, to the Oberregierungsrat (Senior Government Council) (ret.) Dr. Morsbach, 10 March 1934 Cooperation of the RKA with the VDA - Report of the SD Northeast Section, 17 Dec. 1935 Observation of the Catholic German Mission Abroad Programme and participants of the annual conference from 28 to 30 Aug. 1936 in Frankfurt (Main) - Report of the SD Oberabschnitts Rhein, 7 Sept. 1936 Dr. Richard Mai: "Katholische Kolonialmission", published by the RKA, Berlin 1936 General Assembly of the RKA on 7 May 1935 in the Wohlfahrtshaus Berlin. Report of the SD-Section South and Protocol, Feb. 4, 1938 Supervision of the Annual Conference of the Catholic Foreign German Mission from Aug. 26 to 29, 1937 in Dortmund, Aug. 1937 Registration of the associations, orders and cooperatives affiliated to the RKA. Report of the State Police Berlin and Directory, 19 May 1934 Annual Conference of the Catholic Mission of Germany Abroad, 25-28 Aug. 1938 in Passau - Programme and Participants - Report of the SD-Section South, 9 Sept. 1938 Also includes: Appointment of the Titular Bishop Xaver Geyer, Banz Monastery (Upper Franconia), to the Advisory Board of the Reichsfachschaft der katholischen Presse - The report of the SD-Section South, 9 Sept. 1938 also includes: Appointment of the Titular Bishop Xaver Geyer, Banz Monastery (Upper Franconia), to the Advisory Board of the Reichsfachschaft der katholischen Presse Report of the SD-Section South and Evaluation, 1936 Support of the German Catholic Parishes Abroad by the St. Josef-Missionsverein - Letter of the Archbishop of Cologne to the Ordinaries of Germany and Annual Report, 26 July 1938 Annual Conference of the Association of German Catholics in Poland Report of the SD-Super Section Southeast, July 1, 1937 Bonifazius-Werk in Österreich - Report of the SD-Sonderkommando II 133, April 4, 1938 Kreis deutscher Mädchen in New York - Report of the SD-Super Section Southwest, Oct 21, 1938 Priester-Unterstützungsverein St. Martinus, Diocese Rottenburg - Report of the SD-Super Section Southwest, Rottenburg - Report of the SD-Sonderkommando II 133, April 4, 1938 Kreis deutscher Mädchen in New York - Report of the SD-Super Section Southwest, October 21, 1938 Priester-Unterstützungsverein St. Martinus, Diocese Rottenburg - Report of the SD-Sonderkommando II 133, April 4, 1938 Kreis deutscher Mädchen in New York - Report of the SD-Super Section Southwest, October 21, 1938 Priester-Unterstützungsverein St. Martinus, Diocese Rottenburg - Report of the SD-Second Section Southwest and Statistical Statement of the Annual Payments by the Catholic Ministers of Württemberg, June 10, 1939 Dissolution of the Catholic Church Building Association St. Anna, Gerolstein, Aug 25, 1938 Export of Foreign Exchange for Father Georg Goebel, Czernowitz (Romania), by Josef Walter, Albendorf near Breslau. Report of the SD upper section southeast and investigation documents of the main customs office Waldenburg, July 5, 1935 Catholic University in Beijing - Report of the SD upper section Austria, April 20, 1938

Contains only: Discussion of the Section II B 3 with SS-Oberführer Nebe

Contains among other things: Writing by Helmuth von Moltke, Eduard von Capelle, Alfred von Tirpitz, Erich von Falkenhayn, Erich Ludendorff, Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg, Max Prinz von Baden, Gustav Stresemann, Archbishop of Breslau Bertram

Darin: 3 photographs of the school in Tanga, 1894.

and others: Lazaret in Windhoek; Warrior Association Windhoek; Native Church in Windhoek; Natives (Herero; Nama; Owambo); German Schutztruppe; Fortress Omaruru; Church in Bethany; Oitjo; Artillery of the German Schutztruppe; Kunene river; Owambo mission station; native animal species; Gobabis fortress; Oas fortress; Auasberg heliographer station; Keetmanshoop fortress; (28 x 21 cm) various sizes; album with photographs, black and white; z. T. strongly faded

Note Müller: Akpafu, blessing 1929, contains: Wedding, Church Clothing

In the picture: 579. - Note. Müller: Keta, anniversary, contains: Children, Anniversary, Kiche, Keta, Instruments, Stained glass window, Choir - Picture content identical with 4640.

On the front edge of the picture: Seekamp (merchant), Schosser, sister Lisbeth Meier, Fräulein E. Wolff. - Note. Müller: Keta, reception Miss Wolff and Miss Meier/ parish in front of the church 7.11.29, contains: Reception, Keta, Church, Lisbeth Meier, Elisbabeth Wolff, Hermann Schosser, Children, Clothing, Mr. Seekamp, Auguste Schosser

Note Müller: Akpafu, parish in front of the church after 1930, contains: Akpafu, church, parish, school, school, church, Hermann Schosser, pupils

Note Müller: Lomé, missionary Bürgi's farewell 1921, contains: Ernst Bürgi, Lomé, Farewell, Coast, Bridge, Hauas Beach, Church, Beach