[Disputes between Andersen and Bock] Bock to Andersen. Bock about Andersen proposing brother Jessen as arbitrator in the settlement affair. Bock with the assertion that he wished the whole thing had remained in private. He only wanted to change ev...
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[Disputes between Andersen and Bock] Bock to Andersen about the training of a cook by Mrs. Bock. This cook is a former employee of Andersen who would rather work for Bocks.
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[Disputes between Andersen and Bock] Bock served Andersen over mail delivery and money. About a stove, a door, a safari table left behind by him. Bock asks what cash these things are paid from and what he should do with them. He also misses a pair...
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[Excerpt from 'Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburgisches Kirchen- und Schulblatt'] Article by Pastor Hasselmann: Criticism of Brackers article 'A new field of work? Call for mission in DOA.
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[Excerpt from 'Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburgisches Kirchen- und Schulblatt'] Article by Hasselmann (Sieseby) with criticism of Breklum's approach. First question cards are sent out asking whether one should include a new field of wor...
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Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] About the effects of war on the German mission fields, including Togo (North German Mission), Gold Coast (Basel Mission), South Africa (Berlin Mission) and D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a.
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[Disputes between Andersen and Bock] Andersen to Jessen and Bock with the request for clarification of the following matters: Tents, safari beds with mattresses, safari bottles, bags, hammocks, lanterns and all crockery. How many of them are missi...
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[Excerpt from 'Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburgisches Kirchen- und Schulblatt'] Millies (Pastor e.m.) with vehement rejection of a new field of work in DOA. Every penny is needed for India.
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Berner (Berlin) to the committee of the Schleswig-Holsteinische Missionsgesellschaft in Breklum with the request that Breklum send missionaries to the Marshall Islands. Confidential
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[Personalakte Peter Jessen] Draft in shorthand (by Bracker?) for a curriculum vitae of Jessen. In it corrections as well as name and place of birth of Jessens wife: 'Botilla geb. Wibe, Ravit'.
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Andersen (Shunga) about the progress of the construction activities at the mission station, the food situation (because of the war nothing is imported from Europe, nevertheless milk, bananas, rice, potatoes, meat and wheat are available at the sta...
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Stationsberichte] Andersen (Shunga) on the draft order for military service and its classification as 'incapable of field service', his wife's birthday, a malaria attack and the resulting work delay, Mrs Andersen's medical work...
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Station reports] Report on the Andersen family's move into the new mission house, use of the individual rooms, war events, agricultural progress, description of the daily routine on the station, start of the morning prayer at 7:15 a.m. (numbe...
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[Station reports] Jessen (Kigoma) with signatures of Bock and Andersen. Report about wedding, Christmas 1913 in 'Silesia', return to Kigoma, early illness of Mrs. Jessen. Recreation in Uha. Andersen and Jessen make an exploratory trip an...
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Andersen (Kikangala) with signatures and corrections by Jessen and Bock. The report is divided into 'external works' and 'spiritual works'. Andersen wanted to go to the forest in mid-January to procure wood, but could not leave...
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Station reports] Andersen (Shunga) on termite feeding at the mission house, problems with lime burning, poor wheat harvest, low school attendance (all six students left school for different reasons), animistic fear and obsession, Andersen's f...
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Station reports] Andersen (Shunga) about the ongoing war and the limitation of activities to agriculture, problematic sowing and harvesting of wheat, the school as the 'child of pain', more active school attendance by more boys employed ...
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Andersen (Shunga) on the 'grayish year of war'. Report that the activities were essentially limited to the cultivation of the fields; government had ordered the cultivation of potatoes on a large scale, but this failed due to the lack of...
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[Station reports] Bock (Kikangala) with report about his accident and stay in Morogoro. Still suffering from the contracted headache. Arrival in Kikangala, unpacking Mrs Bock's crates. He resumed his studies of the language and progressed so...
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