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Contains among other things: Reports on the financial years 1910 and 1911

Contains among other things: Reports on the financial years 1912 and 1913

Contains among other things: Reports on the financial years 1914 to 1917

History of the Inventory Designer: Deutsche Länderbank AG in Berlin emerged in 1922 from Kolonialbank AG, Berlin, which was founded on 30 December 1909 and 14 January 1910 respectively. In the Articles of Association of Deutsche Länderbank AG of 1933, § 2 describes the object of the company as follows: "...is the conduct of banking and commercial business of any kind and the direct or indirect participation in companies of the same or a related kind and their acquisition".1 Deutsche Länderbank AG belongs to the bank type "house bank" or "group and administrative bank". These are those banking institutions that restrict all or most of their business operations to a specific group, a specific large enterprise or the members of a specific group. Unless they are newly established for financing purposes, they develop from existing banks and often serve simultaneously as holding banks for the management of group holdings and for the control of affiliated companies. The principal or group banks do not represent a uniform type of specialist bank. Various companies of this type are merely banking departments which have become independent and whose main task is to make rational use of the available operating resources and to procure short-term and long-term loans for the companies they serve. Until 1945, Deutsche Länderbank AG acted as the in-house and group bank of the IG Farben Group. Inventory description: Inventory history The Deutsche Länderbank AG inventory, together with other bank and group holdings, was transferred from the former USSR to the former Deutsche Zentralarchiv Potsdam in 1957-1961. The total circumference is 54 running metres. Archival processing Immediately after the transfer of the holdings from the former USSR, processing began. All files were provisionally recorded on index cards. At a later date (approx. 1969/70), the holdings were evaluated and documents were sorted out for cassation. These were materials from the fields of general administration and accounting which have no historical value. The classification of the stock was essentially established on the basis of the already existing order. The order of the documents within the file volumes was maintained. All series and tape sequences were created as archives. Characterisation of the contents: The following documents have been handed down: - Management, 1922-1943 - Supervisory Board, 1924-1939 - Secretariat, 1925-1945 - Director Dr. Brückner, 1918-1944 - R. Lederer, 1922-1937 - Director Pfeiffer, 1924-1941 - Director Schmidt, 1928-1941 - Personnel Affairs, 1929-1945 - Departments, General, 1936-1944 - Foreign Exchange Department, 1931-1945 - Stock Exchange Department, 1924-1941 - Emmissions Department, 1941-1945 - Archive, 1924-1944 - Subjects, General, 1929-1941 - Press, 1935-1945 - General Banking, 1925-1945 - State of Development: Findbuch 2005 citation method: BArch, R 8129/...

History of the inventor: Deutsche Revisions- und Treuhand AG was established in Berlin in January 1925 and belonged to the Reich-owned holding company Vereinigte Industrieunternehmungen AG, Berlin (VIAG), which raised 70 of its founding capital. The main purpose was to audit the annual financial statements and balance sheets and to prepare expert opinions on the economic management of private, municipal and state enterprises. She was involved in the organisation, restructuring or liquidation of associations and public corporations and also carried out asset management and executions of wills. In the annexed and occupied territories, subsidiaries, branch offices and branch offices were established during the Second World War, which in many cases were also entrusted with state tasks, e.g. the collection and realisation of assets. Description of the holdings: Inventory history: In 1990, the holdings 80 Re 1 and 84 of the Central State Archives of the GDR and the Federal Archives of Koblenz, respectively, were merged under the new inventory signature R 8135. A number of documents of smaller auditing and trust companies and of the branches of Reichstreuhand AG, which had previously been kept in Potsdam as separate holdings, were added to the holdings. Characterisation of content: In addition to a few general files and records for the examination of Reich and state authorities, cities and municipalities, Reich, economic and specialist groups, and Reich committees, the records essentially consist of examination reports on individual firms in Germany and abroad A-Z. Citation style: BArch, R 8135/...

History of the Inventory Designer: Adelheid v. Saldern, Hermann Dietrich. A statesman of the Weimar Republic, Boppard 1966 NDB 3, p. 698 MdR (DDP, 1920-1933) Reichsminister (1928-1932) Inventory description: Correspondence and material files mainly from political activity, including as Reich Minister for Food and Agriculture (1928-1930), Economics (1930) and Finance (1930-1932), as Special Representative for Food and Agriculture, and as Head of the Food and Agriculture Council of the American and British Zone (1946-1947). (as of 1977) Citation method: BArch, N 1004/...