Contains: Reber, Charles, Swiss journalist, published "Durchmarschpläne der deutschen Armee durch die Schweiz", leader of the socialist group of students, Marxist agitator, member of the Third International, 1937 Ribitzki, Dr. Helmut, former member of the International Committee of the German Army. Lord Mayor of Breslau, 1935 Rechberg, Arnold, German politician, industrialist and sculptor, 1935 Rechberg, Fritz, Kommerzienrat, senior director of the Tuchfabrik A. Rechberg KG in Hersfeld (Hessen-Nassau), 1939 Reche, Dr. Otto, professor of anthropology and racial research, 1940 Rechenbach, Dr.phil. Horst, kgl. pr. Lieutenant Colonel (retd.), Front Fighter, East Prussian Freikorps, Specialist Study Council, Graduate Farmer, Inspector of Livestock Breeding, Deputy Head of the Breed and Settlement Office SS, o.Da. Rechenberg, Albrecht Freiherr von, German colonial politician, 1935 Rechenberg, Hans, editor of the National Socialist "Großdeutsche Pressedienstes", 1932 Rechlin, Wilhelm, managing director of the Essen Chamber, 1942 Recht, Gauschulungswlater, 1939 Rechmann, Dr. Heinrich J., author: "Altgermanische Erziehung", 1935 Reck, Prof.Dr.Dr.h.c. Hans, volcanologist and palaeontologist from the Palaeontological Institute of the University of Berlin, 1937 Reck-Walleczewen, Fritz, author: "Acht Kapitel für die Deutschen", 1935 Recke, Prof.Dr.., Archivdirektor, full professor at the university in Danzig, 1934 Reckewerth, Obergebietsführer, member of the reichstages, 1937 Recking, Ruppert, author of the books: "Ein Journalist erzählt", "Ein Kaiserreich auf Aktien", 1937 Reckmann, Fritz, deputy Gauleiter Koblenz-Trier, 1941 Reclam, Philipp, publisher, 1942 Reclam, Dr. Ernst, senior director of the publishing house Ph. Reclam jun. 1936 Redeker, Dr., Marktforderung u. Marktregelung in der Deutschen Brauwirtschaft, 1937 Redell, Dr. Leo, Author: "Wechsel, Scheck u. Postscheck im Dienste des Kaufmannes", 1935 Redemann, Carl, Chairman of the Association of German Sewing Machinery Retailers in Frankfurt, 1934 Reden, Graf, Schlesiens großer Berghauptmann, Bergmann u. Founder of the Upper Silesian Water Forge, 1941 Redepenning, Karl, Berghauptmann, 1936 Redeschab, Lord, British gold mine owner, 1939 Redieß, SS-Gruppenführer, 1937 Redl, Colonel, Chief of General Staff of the Prague Corps, 1936 Redlich, Fritz, Author: "Reklame", Begriff-Geschichte- Theorie, 1935 Redlich, Dr. Josef, Austrian scholar and politician, 1937 Redlich, Dr. Oswald, historian, president of the Academy of Sciences in Vienna, 1944 Redlich, Johann, treasurer of the German Sängerbund, court assessor, 1932 Redslob, Dr. Edwin, former Reichskunstwart, 1933 Redtenbacher, Ferdinand, founder of mechanical engineering science, 1934 Reeder, Reg.Chief of Military Administration, 1940 Reemtsma, Philipp F., German business leader, 1938 Reepen, Georg, adjutant and chief of staff, 1933 Reese, Maria, author: "Abrechnung mit Moskau", "ehem. kommunistische Reichstagabgeordnete", 1937 Regendanz, banker and financier, 1931 Regener, Dr. Erich, professor, radiologist, 1941 Reger, Erik, German writer, 1943 Reger, Max, German musician, 1941 Regiomontannes - see Johannes Müller, o.Dat. Regler, Gustav, Schriststeller, 1934 Reh, Prof. Head of the Pest Department at the Zoological Institute (State Institute) and in the Zoological Museum Hamburg, 1932 Arthur Rehbein - also Atz vom Rhyn, German local writer and poet, 1942 Rehberg, Hans, German writer, 1940 Rehfisch, Hans J., German poet, o.Dat. Rehm, Wilhelm, freelance writer, author: "Der schaffende Mensch in der deutsch Wirtschaft", n.d. Rehmer, Dr.-Ing., Director of BAL-Bewag, Elektrizitätsforscher, 1935 Rehmke, Johannes, German philosopher, 1928 Rehn, Dr. Fritz, President of the Senate of the Supreme Court, Berlin, President of the People's Court, 1934 Rehrl, Dr. Fr, former governor of the province of Salzburg, Hofrat, 1938 Rehse, Friedrich Josef Maria, founder and head of the collection Rehse, collection and archiving of "contemporary history", including documents from the time of the party (NSDAP), 1943 Rhyn, Atz vom, German homeland writer and poet, 1942 Tannenberger, Hermann, German writer, 1931
122 sheets, Contains and others: - Foundation of a high altar for the St. Joseph Church built by the St. Benedictus Mission Society St. Ottilien in Dar es Salaam by Wilhelm II, 1904/1905 - Relocation of the headquarters of the Protestant Mission Society for German East Africa from Berlin to Bethel near Bielefeld, 1906 - Appointment of the Governor of German East Africa, Albrecht von Rechenberg, as representative of Wilhelm II at the solemn consecration of the high altar of St. Wilhelm's Church in Berlin. Josephskirche in Daressalam, 1908 - Approval of a support for the education of the children of the missionaries of the Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft für Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1909 - Approval of the donation contract concluded between the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen and the Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft für Südwestafrika for a property located in Lüderitzbucht as well as approval of the acquisition of a property in Windhoek by the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen, 1909 - The first edition of the newspaper "Rafifki yangu" ("My Friend"), published by the Catholic Mission Dar es Salaam in January 1910, is sent with the editorial for Wilhelm II's birthday. by the Bishop and Apostolic Vicar of Dar es Salaam Thomas Spreiter OSB [with explanations on the Kiswahili language and the translation of the editorial], 1910 - Approval of the acquisition by the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen of the farm "Gaub" located in German Southwest Africa, 1910 - Approval of the acquisition of the farms "Omburo" in the district of Omaruru and "Ouises" in the district of Rehoboth, situated in German Southwest Africa, as well as of land in Usakos by the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen, 1910 - Approval of the acquisition of the farm "Korab-Ost" by the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen, 1910 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4. Class to the Director of the North German Mission Society in Bremen August Wilhelm Schreiber and award of the Crown Order 4th Class to the missionaries Jakob Spieth and Gottlob Däuble in Togo, 1911 - Approval of the acquisition of a property of the Berlin Mission Society in Berlin situated in Dar es Salaam by the Mission Institute of the Protestant Brotherhood in Herrnhut, 1911 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 3rd Class to the Apostolic Provicar and Vicar General (ret.) Stephan Baur in Zanzibar, 1912 - Approval of the proposals of the Protestant and Catholic committees for the distribution of the national donation for the Christian missions in the German colonies and protectorates (Kaiser Wilhelm donation for the Christian missions in the German colonies and protectorates), 1913 - Assumption of the protectorate via the foundation "Deutsche Evangelische Missions-Hilfe" and delegation of a member to the board of the foundation, 1913 - Draft of the constitution of the foundation "Deutsche Evangelische Missions-Hilfe". Berlin] [1913] (print) - Constitution of the Foundation "Deutsche Evangelische Missions-Hilfe" of 6 December 1913. [Berlin] [1913] (print) - List of members of the Administrative Council of the Deutsche Evangelische Missions-Hilfe. Berlin [1913] (print) - permission of the foundation "Deutsche Evangelische Missions-Hilfe" as well as appointment of the Oberhofprediger D. Ernst Dryander as member of the board, 1913 - permission of the Rheinische Missionsgesellschaft in Barmen to acquire pasture land at the southwest border of the farm "Ghaub" and the farm "S 37" in the district Grootfontein, 1914; archives closed for conservation reasons! Digitalization available!