Displacement, colonial and war damage law Add to clipboard NLA OL, Best. 40, Best. 47 Nr. 266 File 1930 - 1931 Part of Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department In: Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department >> Oldenburg diplomacy and legations
Passport and legitimation matters as well as report of the Royal Dutch Consul in Hooksiel, J. R. Wenckbach, on the Land of Oldenburg, printed general consul instructions, printed provisions for the acceptance of foreign volunteers in the Dutch colonial army Add to clipboard NLA OL, Best. 40, Best. 48 Nr. 19 File 1875 - 1876 Part of Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department In: Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department >> Oldenburg diplomacy and legations
Suppliques from private individuals, especially from university graduates and craftsmen, for help with employment in the state of Oldenburg or in the provinces of Birkenfeld and Lübeck also includes: - the affairs of pensioners A. J. Brackmann, who used to be in Dutch colonial military service and now lives in the Principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, but wants to live in the Netherlands again, where his sons are - Pension of the Invalid Löbel - Catering for the baker's journeyman Friedrich Wieland from Zerbst, who had fallen ill in Denmark - Estate of Caroline Marianne von der Laar, née Mey, who died in the Netherlands Add to clipboard NLA OL, Best. 40, Best. 43 A Nr. 244 File 1851 - 1866 Part of Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department In: Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department >> Oldenburg diplomacy and legations
Various military matters, including disputes over the right to wear uniforms for discharged officers and claims of colonial officers and soldiers to wear uniforms, War Equipment Act (1924) and preservation of garrison sites. Add to clipboard NLA OL, Best. 40, Best. 47 Nr. 224 File 1919 - 1933 Part of Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department In: Lower Saxony State Archive, Oldenburg Department >> Oldenburg diplomacy and legations
