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History of the Inventory Designer: 1887 through merger of the Gesellschaft für Deutsche Kolonisation (founded 1884) with the Deutscher Kolonialverein (founded 1887). Founded 1882) in Berlin; Objective: Dissemination of national understanding and interest in the colonial question, practical solution of colonial problems through support of German-national colonization enterprises, fostering the togetherness of the Germans abroad, scientific research of the colonies, expansion of German colonial property and support of the German fleet program to secure the colonies; organs of the Society were Presidium, Committee, and Board; subdivisions into Colonial Economic Committee (founded 1896); German Colonial Economic Committee (founded 1896); German Colonial Economic Committee (founded 1896); German Colonial Committee (founded 1896); German Colonial Committee (founded 1896); German Colonial Committee (founded 1896).), Hauptverband deutscher Flottenvereine im Ausland (founded 1898), Frauenbund der deutschen Kolonialgesellschaft (founded 1907); 1936 within the framework of the National Socialist Gleichschaltung integration into Reichskolonialbund; 1943 dissolution for reasons of war economy. Editing note: Findbuch (1953) Inventory description: Archivische Bewertung und Bearbeitung It is a confirmed fact that an archive was established in the D e u t s c h e K o l o n i a l g e s c h e l l s c h a f t . The Colonial Economic Archive, which was established at the Berlin Central Office in 1909, already had records of more than 600 colonial enterprises in its founding year. Due to a lack of documents, it is not possible to determine when the documents were transferred from these archives or the registries to the Reichsarchiv. For the period of the Second World War it can be assumed that the holdings, together with other holdings of the Reichsarchiv, were outsourced and taken over by the German Central Archive Potsdam (later the Central State Archive Potsdam) after 1945. Due to the lack of old finding aids, no information can be given on war-related outsourcing losses. The first processing of the holdings was already carried out at the Central State Archives in Potsdam. In the holdings of the D e u t s c h e K o l o n i a l s c h e G e l l l s c h a f t , the majority of the traditional file titles were newly created and partly supplemented by notes on contents. In addition to the already existing series and volume sequences, additional archival ones were added where appropriate. Since the already existing thread-stitching had predetermined the creation and delimitation of files, especially of the volumes of the Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft holdings, temporal overlaps in the series and volume sequences could not be avoided. The transfer of the data records of the D e u t s c h e K o l o n i a l g e s e l l s c h a f t to the database took place in 2003. Content characterization: Antislavery; exhibitions, congresses, conferences and rallies; emigration; authorities and offices; Deutscher Frauenbund and its institutions; Deutscher Kolonialverein and Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft; expeditions and research trips; naval affairs; research and science; societies and associations; trade and economy; Herero uprising; church and missions; Colonial Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft; Colonial policy Colonial propaganda and honours; Colonial economic committee; Agriculture and settlement; Military affairs; Museums and archives; Personnel and correspondence; Press cuttings; Legal and administrative affairs; Shipping and waterways; School and education; Donations and lottery; Tropical hygiene; Support and loan applications; Experimental and investigation stations; Veterinary medicine. State of development: Publication Findbuch and Online Findbuch 2003 Citation method: BArch, R 8023/...

Contains among other things: Badges of the Confederations. - Overview board, 1930 Association for Proletarian Enlightenment ("Fiery Knights") - Communication of the Gauleiter Hildebrandt to the Reich Secretary of the NSDAP Bouhler, 1926 Unification or dissolution of various associations - Orders of the Political Police, 1933-1935 National Socialist Employees, 1933 Reichsbund für Arbeitsbeschaffung, 1934 Deutscher Freiheitsbund, 1934 Reichsbund former Reichswehr- und Freikorpsangehöriger, 1934 Frontsoldatenbund e.V.. (Front Soldiers' Association), 1934 Verein deutscher Rückwanderer, 1935 Bund der Runenforscher, 1935 A: Alldeutscher Verband, 1933-1934, 1938 Allgemeiner Deutscher Waffenring, 1933 Alligatorbund, 1935 Allgemeiner Schriftstellerverein, 1935 Alter Orden St. Georg, 1938 Antibolshevistische Vereinigung, 1934 Anthroposophische Gesellschaft Dr. Rudolf Steiner, 1934, 1943 Working Committee of German Associations, 1931 Workers' Samaritan League, 1933 NS Working Group for Geopolitics Working Group for Natural and Human Sciences, 1935 Victims' Union, 1934 Revaluation Movement, 1934-1935 Ascension Working Group for National Security, 1933 B: Baltic State Armed Forces, Baltic Regiment, (1936), 1943 Bavarian Home and Royal League, 1934 Former Royal Bavarian Cadet Corps e. V., 1931 Bund Bayerischer Inflationsgeschädigter Staatsbürger, 1930 Bayreuther Bund e. V., 1939-1943 Blücher (forbidden Hamburger SA) Bündische Jugend mit verschiedenen Organisationen, 1935-1939 Bund der Deckoffiziere, 1934 Bund der Goten, 1939-1941 Bund der Schweizer in Grossdeutschland, 1942 Bund der Lichtfreunde Bund Deutschstämmiger Ausländer im Reich e. V., 1931 Bund der Lichtfreunde Bund Deutschstämmiger Ausländer im Reich, 1934 Bund für inneren Frieden, 1934 Bund für Leibeszucht, 1939 Bund völkischer Europäer, 1933 Bund der Auslandsdeutschen e. V., 1933-1934 Bund Deutsche Schlaraffia, 1934 Bund der Sowjetgegner e. V., 1932-1936 C: Club 1926 e. V. (Society for Politics, Science and Art) The Club zu Bremen D: Danziger Heimatdienst, 1937 Deutscherbund, 1929, 1939 Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft, 1934-1935 Deutsche Arbeiter Volksbewegung, 1932 Deutsche Ehrenlegion, 1935 Deutscher Albertus Magnus Verein, 1939 Deutscher Amateur Sende- und Empfangsdienst, 1933-1938 Deutsch-Englische Gesellschaft, 1938 Deutsch-japanische Gesellschaft.- Constitution, 1943 German Freedom Party, German Freedom League, 1934 German Life Reform Movement, n. d. German Dutch Society, 1942 German Gymnastics Association, 1933 German Association for the National Pacification of Europe, 1939 German Homeland League, 1941 German Aid, 1929 German Youth Association, 1935 German Emperor Movement, 1934-1935 German Language Association, 1933 German Club, 1933 German Colonial Association, n. d. German Warrior League, 1914/18 e. V. Deutscher Marien Ritter Orden e. V, 1939 Deutscher Fichtebund e. V. Deutscher Guttempler Orden Deutscher Ritterbund, 1934-1936 Deutscher Schützen- und Wanderbund e.V., 1933 Deutscher Schützenverband, 1939, 1942 Deutscher Rettungsdienst, 1933 Deutscher Schutzbund, 1934 Deutscher Sittlichkeitsbund vom Weissen Kreuz, 1939 Deutsche Volksgewerkschaft. Statutes, 1924 German Military Association German Association against Alcoholism, 1935 Association "German Will", 1934 German Cell Community Statutes, 1930 German People's Party Programme, 1932 German Military Team, 1935 German Public Health Association, 1944 German Youth Relief Association, 1944 German National People's Party German National Protection and Protection Association German National Combat Ring German Language Association German Science Service (DWD)

Contains among other things: Paul Rohrbach: German-Chinese Studies Tsingtau, in : Special print from the Prussian Yearbooks, edited by Hans Delbrück, volume 134, 2nd/3rd issue, Berlin 1908 H. Graf Schlieffen: Politisches Wetterleuchten in Ostasien, in: March, Halbmonatsschrift für deutsche Kultur, edited by Ludwig Thoma et al., 3rd volume, 1st February issue, Munich 1909, pp. 168 - 173 Die Zukunft, edited by Maximilian Harden, XVII volume, issue no. 10, 05 Dec. 1908, Otto Corbach: Fort aus Kiautschau, in: Das Blaubuch. Weekly, h.g. by H. Ilgenstein, Volume IV, Issue No. 6, 1909, p. 135 - 145 Johannes Leonhart: Kiautschou, in: Fortschritt. Halbmonatsschrift für Politik, Wirtschaft und Marinefragen, edited by Johannes Leonhart, Volume 2, Issue 24, Kiel, 15 Dec 1908, pp. 699 - 702

Contains: Benjamin Altenfeld (21.4.1863 - 5.8.1940); Appelbaum (n. a. ); Otto von Alvensleben (9.9.1877 - 4.3.1945); Edgar Angermann (born 22.2.1882); Dr. med. Paul Arendt (1.10.1859 - 7.7.1910); Ernst Arnold (21.1.1879 - 16.7.1971); Hans Arnold (died 11.7.1939); Assion (n. a. ); Aßmann (born 6.7.); Aßmann (born 6.7.).1838); Johannes Bachmann (4.3.1902 - 17.7.1968); Ballauff (n. a. ); Ballerstaedt (14.10.1839 - 13.1.1918); Dittrich Barth (n. a. ); Bartsch (n. a. ); Bartsch (n. a.) ); Heinrich Bauer (born 29.8.1868); Otto Behrendt (born 28.7.1870); Dr. med. Otto Bengsch (28.7.1879 - 15.7.1954); Friedrich Berger (10.12.1871 - 11.9.1931); Hermann Bock-Metzner (13.12.1860 - 14.2.1942); Bode (n/a); Heinrich Böhlk (born 01.11.1868); Eduard Boerner (n/a); Werner Bozmann (19.7.1887 - 23.2.1948); Wigand Bossart (1864 - 13.8.1910); Friedrich Breitenstein (9.10.1853 - 19.1.1938); Breitmeyer (n.a. ) Carl Breuer (17.12.1866 - 30.6.1925); Hasso von Britzke (born 1.3.1880); Henry Budding (17.02.1839 - 6.7.1897); Wilhelm Büsing (27.1.1857 - 1.1.1917); Ernst Büsing (born 8.3.1868); Friedrich Callisen (30.05.1883 - 21.10.1968); Dr. Albert Ritter and Edler von Cammerloher on Ober- und Unterschönreuth (29.5.1879 - 1938); Martin von Cappeln (31.10.1892 - 4.7.1952); Dr. Caspersohn (born 3.9.1863); Fritz Castagne (13.7.1873 - 8.12.1914); Friedrich Chorus (born 29.6.1888); Chrapkowski (n. a. ); Friedrich Christian Christiansen (12.12.1879 - 3.12.1972); Johannes Christlieb (born 5.10.); Johannes Christlieb (born 5.10.)1875); Ludwig Christlieb (born 16.6.1873); Herman Chüden (8.11.1847 - 14.1.1903); Dr. Hermann Claus (born 2.10.1881); Friedrich Clausius (born 29.12.1869); Gustav Adolph Claussen von Finck (28.10.1848 - 22.8.1892); Paul Cleve (28.6.1879 - 2.8.1936); Victor Cochius (17.7.1848 - 16.3.1888); Walter Cochius (10.11.1845 - 4.8.1872); Friedrich Cölle (26.5.1874 - 8.9.1923); Oswald Collmann (born 22.3.1878); Adalbert von Colomb (13.3.1857 - 23.6.1928); Brunno Conn (born 14.7.1881); Felix Maria Connemann (born 15.9.1875); Oswald Connemann (died 3.5.1935); Conrad (n/a) ); Hermann Cordes (23.12.1880 - 12.2.1926); Paul Cossmann (n. a. ); Ernst Otto Bernhard Credner (7.7.1851- 8.7.1938); Iwan Crompton (born 23.2.1890); Dr. Hans Cyranka (born: 16.1.1888); Karl Daehncke (born 5.1.1872); Otto Dahl (n. a. ); H. B. Dahlerup (25.8.1790 - 26.9.1872); J. O. Donner (n.a.); Johannes Dammann (born 29.3.1862); Dr. Ludwig Dammann (born 25.5.1875); Dr. Paul Dammann (born 15.10.1860); Johannes Dams (born 24.5.1876); Gustav Darmer (17.10.1841- 10.1915); Joachim Darmer (13.8.1875 - 19.1.1936); August von Dassel (29.9.1856 - 20.11.1919); Hartwig von Dassel (10.4.1861 - 6.6.1933); Heinrich Dau (born 5.5.1874); Karl Daust (2.7.1865 - 30.6.1932); Rudolph Daudwiz (11.6.1847 - 1.1888); Dr. Karl Davids (7.2.1859 - 1.12.1905); Emil Dehnicke (born 28.10.1870); Moritz Deimling (died 20.11.1905); Dr. Wilhelm Deißler (born 22.9.1875); Dell (born 12.1801) Dr. Wilhelm Dentler (born 28.10.1877); Wilhelm Dettmer (k. A. ); Karl Dettmer (31.7.1874 - 22.2.1926); Karl Deubel (31.12.1858 - 28.3.1907); Dr. Paul Deutz (born 16.2.1876); Georg Dewitz (6.10.1867 - 31.10.1925); Paul Dickert (born 27.6.1869); Hermann von Diederichs (born 26.9.1877); Friedrich von Diederichs (10.10.1872 - 3.12.1966); Dr. Friedrich Diehl (n. a. ); Arthur Diemer (died 19.5.1940); Erdmann Dienst (10.3.1864 - 25.4.1916); Traugott Diesing (born 1.2.1881); Dr. Diestel (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n.) A. ); Dr Wilhelm Dieterich (5.5.1877 - 8.12.1914); Bruno Dietert (n.a. ); August Dietrich (born 12.6.1860); Dr Johannes Dietzel (born 21.8.1869); Dr Georg Diewitz (born 8.1.1865); Albert Diffring (14.3.1860 - 9.1.1939); Dr. Edwin Dippe (19.9.1851 - 31.3.1905); Friderich Rudolph Edwin Maria Dirckinck, Baron v. Holmfeld (12.6.1802 - 10.1.1896); Carl Daniel Ulysses Dirckinck, Baron v. Holmfeld (born 26.1.1801); Constant Ulysses Edwin Johannes Dirckinck (died 22.7.1877); Dr. Heinrich Dirksen (born 23.12.1861); Carl von Ditfurth (30.12.1848 - 30.3.1876); Adolf Dithmar (born 29.12.1880); Wilhelm Ditmar (13.4.1841 - 1905); Otto Dittrich (27.2.1850 - 23.11.1934); Otto Dittrich (born 12.8.1876); Dr. Lothar Dobberkau (born 21.2.1873); von Dobeneck (12.1832 - 14.11.1861); Friedrich Dreves (7.1856 - 5.1932); Prof. Dr. Paul Doehle (born 6.6.1855); Otto Döhring (25.9.1873 - 11.10.1928); Dr. Kuno Doepner (22.10.1860 - 28.12.1886); Dr. Otto Doering (born 27.9.1880); Dr. Adolf Dörr (born 31.10.1876); Nikolaus Burggraf and Graf zu Dohna-Schlodien (5.4,1879 - 21.8.1956); Erich Dolberg (26.9.1882 - 14.11.1931); Max Dolega (died 30.4.1897); Louis Dombrowsky (8.4.1875 - 30.6.1959); Albert Donner (18.8.1851 - 5.1.1889); Christian Donner (1.10.1839 - 27.2.1904); Johann Otto Donner (27.10.1808 - 16.2.1873); Otto Donner (8.5.1870 - 25.6.1920); Peter Donner (31.3.1881 - 12.6.1944); Friedrich Dowaldt (born 19.4.1866); Fritz Draeger (19.4.1850 - 7.1917); Dr. Ulrich Dreising (born 30.3.1854); Dr. Dressel (n.a. ); Paul Dreßler (30.8.1884 - 17.7.1929); Louis Drepper (5.10.1872 - 14.2.1924); Georg Dreykorn (born 22.4.1874); Georg Dubois (22.11.1851 - 2.9.); Georg Dreykorn (born 22.4.1874); Georg Dubois (22.11.1851 - 2.9.)1914); Dr. Paul Dümmel (born 19.9.1881); Dr. Franz Dürig (born 25.9.1880); Georg Düring (16.5.1850 - 10.2.1929); Dr. Bernhard Düsterhoff (born 10.2.1847); Dr. Wilhelm Dumas (born 22.7.1873); Fredrik Dunbar (died 22.7.1873); Dr. Ludwig (born 22.7.1873); Dr. Ludwig (born 19.9.1881); Dr. Ludwig (born 25.9.1880); Dr. Ludwig (born 16.5.1850 - 10.2.1929); Dr. Ludwig (born 10.2.1847). 4.1.1927); Johannes Dust (born 26.6.1878); Dr Arnold Ebeling (18.7.1868 - 30.10.1917); Gustav Ebeling (born 11.9.1877); Paul Ebert (21.9.1873 - 19.8.1939); Adolf Eckerlein (8.10.1861 - 22.12.1921); Richard Eckerlin (10.12.1880 - 14.4.1936); Friedrich Eckardt (died 17.3.1889); Emil Eckert (26.8.1862 - 13.5.1920); Heinrich Eckert (n. a. ); Friedrich Eckoldt (20.6.1887 - 31.5.1916); Dr. Emil Eckstein (21.2.1859 - 2.8.1887); Prof. Dr. Hans Eckstein (born 5.1.1876); August Edler (born 6.3.1866); Karl Egger (n.a. ); Franz Eggert (15.3.1850 - 11.11.1923 or 4.11.23); Ferdinand von Egidy (2.1.1877 - 9.4.1958); Moritz von Egidy (27.7.1870 - 5.1.1937); Johannes Ehnimts (born 13.3.1878); Franz Ehrenkönig (19.1.1836 - 31.5.1878); Friedrich Ehrenkönig (born 13.9.1837); Friedrich von Ehrenkrook (9.7.1850 - 21.5.1929); Eugen Ehrhardt (13.5.1863 - 11.6.1900); Hermann Ehrhardt (29.11.1881 - 27.9.1971); Albert Ehricht (n. a. ); Max Ehrlich (23.9.1854 - 24.6.1894); Max Eichholtz (28.1.1872 - 4.7.1919); Wolf von Eichhorn (11.9.1883 - 18.6.1969); Dr. Wilhelm Eichler (born 19.2.1877); Franz Eichstädt (7.8.1863 - 15.3.1918); Franz Eiermann (n. a. ); Max Eimler (born 24.9.1867); Prof. Dr. Anton Frhr. v. Eiselsberg (31.7.1860 - 25.10.1939); Carl von Eisendecher (23.6.1841 - 19.8.1934); Dr. Eisendorfer (n/a ); Dr. Berthold Eitner (21.7.1834 - 4.9.1907); Paul (v.) Elert (born 1.5.1876); Theodor Ellerbrake (born 6.12.1872); Friedrich Ellerbroek (19.8.1876 - 11.2.1920); Karl Elsässer (born 13.5.1883); Elste (n. a. ); Gustav Elster (born 30.5.1869); Otto Eltze (n. a. ); Dr. Wilhelm Eltze (born 23.8.1835); Alfred Emmrich (born 23.10.1876); Dr. Robert Engel (24.1.1839 - 18.6.); Dr. Robert Engel (born 24.1.1839 - 18.6.).1918); Eduard Engel (d. 3.2.1912); Dr. Otto Engeland (born 27.9.1883); Dr. Engelbrecht (died 9.1861); Dr. Erich Engelbrecht (born 3.2.1876); Dr. Adolph Epping (6.2.1841 - 27.7.1903); Richard Epping (born 24.11.1875); Walter Epping (born 8.12.1865); Friedrich Erckenbrecht (n.a. ); Dr Erdmann (n.a. ); Alexander Erdmann (16.11.1870 - 15.2.1915); Dr Rudolf Erdmenger (born 14.11.1875); Dr Karl Gustav Erdtmann (born 10.1.1823); Dr. Erhardt (n. a. ); Armand Frhr. von Erhardt (25.5.1848 - 21.2.1937); Dr. Paul Esau (born 24.8.1878); Prof. Dr. Peter Esch (born 20.12.1874); Dr. Corbin Eßendorfer (15.8.1845 - 18.4.1883); Dr. Karl Essig (31.8.1887 - 1925); Richard Etienne (n. a. ); Dr. Robert Evers (n. a. ); Heinrich Evert (27.7.1866 - 5.8.1938); Rochus Eweld (born 28.11.1830); Ludwig Falericius (born 16.5.1885); Dr. Christian Falkenbach (born 16.5.1885); Dr. Christian Falkenbach (born 16.5.1885). 18.1.1880); Dr. Moritz Fanninger (22.9.1829 - 30.1.1864); Rudolf Faulborn (born 25.7.1879); Ernst Faustmann (born 22.9.1870); Dr. Fehniger (25.8.1901 - 12.7.1932); Paul Feiland (born 27.1.1875); Wilhelm Feldhus (born 15.7.1874); Otto Feldmann (12.8.1875 - 2.1.1948); Willy Fengler (born 1.3.1872); Konstantin Ferber (4.5.1855 - 10.3.1927); Dr. Georg Fiedler (n. a. ); Otto Fielitz (26.5.1872 - 8.12.1914); Willy Fielitz (born 5.11.1878); Dr. Karl Fiévet (born 12.5.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Finzelberger (born 6.5.1879); Wilhelm Frhr. von Fircks (31.12.1881 - 14.5.1917); Rudolph Firle (born 14.12.1881); Alfred Fischer (born 24.2.1878); Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 14.12.1881); Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 24.2.1878); Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Fiévet (Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Gernhard Fischer (19.2.1852 - 2.8.1915); Dr. Christian Fischer (born 11.5.1862); Dr. Gustav Fischer (born 24.12.1865); Louis Fischer (born 13.2.1849); Max Fischer (24.10. 1875 - 11.5.1959); Paul Fischer (20.6.1872 - 1.11.1939); Reinhold Fischer (n.a. ); Dr. Wilhelm Fischer (born 7.5.1873); v. Fischer-Treuenfeld (n.a. ), see v. Treuenfeld; Dr. Hermann Fittje (born 29.7.1874); Dr. Otto Flachs (born 1.); Dr. Hermann Fittje (born 29.7.1874); Dr. Otto Flachs (born 1.)4.1873); Dr. Germanus Flatau (born 31.7.1874); Engelbert Flatters (n. a. ); Wilhelm Flügger (n. a. ); Dr. Robert Foelsche (born 17.1.1884); Dr. Georg Foerster (born 4.11.1876); Dr. Gustav Foerster (born 3.4.1844); Walter Förtsch (born 4.10.1875); Friedrich Follenius (born 1854); August Fontane (13.9.1843 - 12.12.1913); Dr. Franz Fontane (born 3.8.1872); Dr. Fritz Forbrich (born 12.10.1886); Johannes Fornée (k. A. ); Max Forstmann (18.2.1876 - 4.7.1936); Georg-Günther Frhr. von Forstner (born 21.11.1882); Siegfried Frhr. von Forstner (died 13.10.1943); Wolfgang-Friedrich Frhr. von Forstner (born 3.10.); Georg-Günther Frhr. von Forstner (born 21.11.1882); Wolfgang-Friedrich Frhr. von Forstner (born 3.10.).1916); Werner Francksen (died 21.7.1964); Wilhelm Franck (18.1.77 - 28.8.14); Gustav Frank (22.9.1868 - 20.1.1919); Kurt Frank (born 30.7.1875); Karl Franke (born 21.1.1843); Dr. Paul Franke (born 12.12.); Dr. Paul Franke (born 12.12.); Dr. Gustav Franke (born 21.1.1843); Dr. Paul Franke (born 12.12.1964).1867); Udo Franssen (born 19.9.1884); Arthur Franz (born 23.7.1869); Konrad Frege (born 18.6.1888); Karl Freitag (born 21.10.1870); Dr. Robert Frentzel-Beyme (born 20.5.1862); Dr. Gerhard Frerichs (17.4.1858 - 12.5.1886); Michael von Freudenreich (24.6.1886 - 28.5.1938); Dr. Ernst Frey (born 21.1.1871); Dr. Eduard Freyer (born 28.6.1878); Gottfried Freyer (died 19.12.11); Dr. Hans Fricke (24.2.1874 - 6.4.1918); Dr. Karl Fricke (born 29.9.1872); Dr. Carl Friedel (13.12.1833 - 20.4.1885); Eberhardt Friedel (born 20.8.1876); Lorenz Friederichs (born 20.6.1864); Bruno Friedrich (born 8.7.1875); Dr. Franz Friedrich (11.1.1852 - 12.6.1883); Wilhelm Friedrich (n.a. ); Friedrich (n.a. ); Hans Georg Frielinghaus (8.12.1871 - 3.11.1941); Adalbert Fries (born 3.11.1873); Johannes Frischeisen (n.a. ); Max Frischeisen (n.a. ); Berthold Fritsch (n.a.) ); Bruno Fritsch (born 25.5.1871); Dr. Wilhelm Otto Fritz (22.12.1850 - 3.8.1918); Wilhelm Frölich (born 8.1.1869); Hermann Froelich (15.10.1884 - 7.2.1923); Frömming (n. a. ); Richard Frömsdorf (born 7.9.1880); Dr. Aderhold Fröse (5.2.1869 - 5.1941); Oskar Frohberg (8.11.1891 - 5.7.1968); Walter Frommann (11.1.1871 - 12.1.1926); Emil Fuchs (born 14.10.1851); Dr. Karl Füngling (born 15.11.1883); Dr. Ernst Fürth (born 16.5.); Dr. Ernst Fürth (born 16.5.); Dr. Karl Füngling (born 15.11.1883).1880); Frütel (n.a. ); Albert Fünfstück (born 4.6.1882); Gerhardt Fürbringer (13.7.1884 - 17.3.1972); Dr. Friedrich Fuhrmann (30.10.1838 - 24.8.1887); Dr. Arthur Gabriel (born 21.4.1865); Walter Gaedicke (born 1.1.1882); Gaedt (n.a. ); Dr Franz Gaehde (born 9.7.1852); Prof August Gaertner (born 18.4.1848); Dr Gaffky (n.a. ); Heinrich Frhr von Gagern (20.8.1799 - 22.5.1880); Karl Galster (29.3.1886 - 25.3.1916); Friedrich Gausch (n.a. ); Dr Clemens Gappel (born 13.10.1867); Heinrich Garbe (n.a. ); Dr Gustav Garbsch (8.8.1867 - 21.3.1919); Felix Gartmann (born 23.6.1883); Willy Gartzke (14.12.1876 - 29.8.1957); Friedrich Garg (born 25.5.1892); Gerhard von Gaudecker (born 29.7.1874); Theophil Gautier (born 16.2.1881); Albert Gebhardtsbauer (born 22.6.1836); Franz Gehrmann (died 29.1.1921); Thilo von Gehrmann (k. 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History of the Inventory Designer: The Memory of Paul Rohrbach, Munich 1959 - Horst Bieber, Paul Rohrbach, Munich 1972 - Walter Mogk, Paul Rohrbach and the Greater Germany. Ethical Imperialism in the Wilhelminian Age. A contribution to the history of cultural Protestantism. Munich 1972 Paul Rohrbach, Weltpolitisches Wanderbuch 1897-1915, Königstein im Taunus 1916 - ders., Im Vorderen Asien, Berlin 1901 - Walter Mogk, Paul Rohrbach as organizer of the "Hamburg-Bremer-Donation" 1908-1912, Sdr. Düsseldorf 1966 - O. von Weber, Dr. Paul Rohrbach in Südwestafrika, Sdr. o.O.u.J. Rohrbach, Paul: America and us. Travel considerations. Berlin 1926 Rohrbach, Paul: Awakening Asia. Viewed and thought of a trip to India and East Asia in 1932. Munich 1932 Rohrbach, Paul: Um des Teufels Handschrift. Two ages of experienced world history. Hamburg 1953 Rohrbach, Paul: Weltpolitisches Wanderbuch 1897-1915 Königstein im Taunus, Leizig (1916) Bieber, Horst: Paul Rohrbach - A conservative publicist and critic of the Weimar Republic. Munich-Pullach, Berlin 1972 Citation method: BArch, N 1408/...

Contains among other things: Verband Deutscher Großhändler der Nahrungsmittel- und verwandten Branchen Bremer Vereinigung für Deutsche Kolonialinteressen Bremen West-östlicher Kulturbund e.V., Berlin Verband deutscher Wohlfahrtsvereinigungen Bund der Industriellen Ibero-amerikanische Gesellschaft e.V. Aktiengesellschaft für In- und Auslandsunternehmungen, Hamburg Verband des Einfuhrhandels Osteuropäische Telegraphengesellschaft in Köln Deutscher Kolonialverein

Contains among other things: Reichsverband der Kolonialdeutschen und Kolonialinteressenten e.V. Verband der Vereine für Creditreform e.V. Bund der Auslandsdeutschen Deutscher Aero Lloyd A.G. Berlin International Women's League for Peace and Freedom, German Branch, compilation of private and public institutes for the study of colonial questions of home and people, Großdeutsche Heimatbewegung Verein Hamburger Exporteure, including: List of Corporations Affiliated to the Colonial Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft Working Group of Colonial and Colonially Interested Associations Berlin's Reich Association of German Industry International Conference for African Youth Hanseatic Colonization Society Deutscher Kolonialverein Gesellschaft für Völkerkunde Former Schutztruppler und Kolonialdeutscher Association also contains: Overview of important German associations abroad