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German South-West Africa
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Mandate Areas of the British Empire: Substantive Civil Law

Contains among other things: Laws to prevent the mixing of whites with blacks - report of the German Consulate in Windhoek, 1934 jurisdiction of "non-Muslim" religious courts in Jerusalem in matters of personal status of foreigners, 1935...

In: Federal Archives (Archivtektonik) >> North German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945) >> Justiz >> Reich Ministry of Justice (inventory) >> R 3001 Reichsjustizministerium General files, Part II >> Main Area 9: Wehrmacht and Foreign Affairs >> foreign affairs >> Legislation and administration in foreign countries >> Mandate territories of the British Empire

Salaries for civil servants and officers, Bethanien district (dam project and dissolution), handwritten notes, drill column

Contains among other things: "Statistisches Warenverzeichnis für Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika" (Statistical Goods List for German Southwest Africa) of the Customs Administration, 1914; compensation and salary of the bank director Junker (Lette...

In: H - K >> Kastl, Ludwig (inventory) >> N 1138 Kastl estate, Ludwig >> Financial and economic policy life >> Activity in South West Africa

Kastl, Ludwig

South Africa and Oceania - travel reports, activity reports and correspondence with German embassies and consulates

Contains among other things: Protocol of handover of the command of the cruiser squadron from Eduard von Knorr to Carl Eduard Heusner, April 15, 1887 "Instruction for the conduct of the commanders of S.M. ships and vehicles in the protectorat...

In: East and West African Station