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Field postcard of Fritz Sommerkorn from Rehoboth Deutsch-Südwestafrika to his parents (part 2)* No 2 the cold earth. The catering is good according to the circumstances. Every now and then you have the opportunity to shoot wild animals, often even oxen. It is the right gypsy life to wash every / 4 weeks 1 time. Water is here a very / rare article. We get every 5 days --- / 1 fl. rum or cognac because it is indispensable for the local climate [...]

In: German Historical Museum Foundation

Sommerkorn, Fritz

Owner: G. Schäffler, Windhoek, Randles Bros

22.04.1942-21.07.1942, State Archives Hamburg, 113-6 State Administration - Economic. Agricultural and social department

In: 113-6 Staatsverwaltung - Wirtschafts-. Landwirtschafts- und SozialabteilungStaatsverwaltung - Wirtschafts-. Landwirtschafts- und Sozialabteilung >> Einzelfälle

Krabbenhöfft & Lampe

Rubber and Guttapercha in German South West Africa: Vol. 1

Contains among other things: Rudolf Endlich, The Gunyule and its economic importance. Ed. by Kolonial-Wirtschaftlichen Komitee e.V. Berlin o.J.

In: Federal Archives (Archivtektonik) >> North German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945) >> Foreign Affairs, Colonial and Occupation Administration >> R e i c h s k o l o n i a l a m t (inventory) >> R 1001 Imperial Colonial Office >> Agriculture, fishing, hunting and forestry >> farming >> plant cultivation >> useful plants >> Rubber and gutta-percha in German Southwest Africa

Rubber and Guttapercha in German South West Africa: Vol. 2

Contains among other things: Investigation of latex from the Milk Bosch widespread in Southwest Africa

In: Federal Archives (Archivtektonik) >> North German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945) >> Foreign Affairs, Colonial and Occupation Administration >> R e i c h s k o l o n i a l a m t (inventory) >> R 1001 Imperial Colonial Office >> Agriculture, fishing, hunting and forestry >> farming >> plant cultivation >> useful plants >> Rubber and gutta-percha in German Southwest Africa