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Contains: - Born, geometer in Sonnenburg, deputy of the country Sternberg to the Prussian National Assembly, 1848 - Carl Herrlich (1822 - 1901), rendant of the Ballei Brandenburg of the Johanniterorden - Peter Joseph Lenné (1789 - 1866), designer of the garden at the Johanniterordenskrankenhaus in Sonnenburg 1856 - Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781 - 1841), was involved in the new building of the tower of the Johanniterordenskirche in Sonnenburg 1816 - 1818 - Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Solf (1862 - 1936), Governor of Deutsch-Samoa since 1900 - Wilhelm Voigt (1849 - 1922), alias "The Captain of Köpenick", convict in the Sonnenburg penitentiary - Heinrich Zille (1858 - 1929), draughtsman - Wilhelm Kube (1887 - 1943), Gauleiter and Commissioner General for White Ruthenia - Erich Schulz: Samoa - Governor with school years in Sonnenburg. In: Die neue Oder-Zeitung, Vol. 8, No. 2, May 1988 (printed) - Erich Schulz: Hauptmann von Köpenick 1867/79 in Sonnenburg. At that time he was young and not famous - Wilhelm Voigt "did many things" and died in 1922. In: Die neue Oder-Zeitung, Vol. 6, No. 4, November 1986 (printed) - Erich Schulz: Dr. Wilhelm Solf, last Imperial State Secretary of the R e i c h s k o l o n i a l a m t and first State Secretary of the Foreign Office of the Weimar Republic. April 1988 (manuscript, 3 p.) - Erich Schulz: Wilhelm Voigt, the "Captain of Köpenick" was also a "guest" at the Sonnenburg penitentiary. October 1986 (manuscript, 5 p.).

History of the Inventory Designer: Wilhelm Heinrich Solf, Colonial Politics. My Political Legacy, Berlin 1919 Eberhard von Vietsch, Wilhelm Solf. Ambassador between the Times, Tübingen 1961 Governor vn Samoa (1900-1911), State Secretary of the R e i c h s k o l o n i a l a m t (1911-1918) and the A u s w ä r t i g e s A m t (1918) Inventory description: Personal papers also of the wife Hanna Solf-Dotti Publications; mainly private correspondence about the administration of Samoa and the colonial policy of the German Reich (with records of travels to the African colonies); remains of documents on foreign policy (1918-1919), extensive materials from the time of the ambassador in Japan (1920-1928); private correspondence, etc.a. with politicians, scientists and writers as well as some organizations such as the German Foreign Institute and the Japan Institute (1898-1930). (as of 1977) Citation method: BArch, N 1053/...