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1.1.3.11. - Mayor and Council: Police
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Part of Archive of the Hanseatic City of Rostock

Period: 1492 - 1941 Scope: 6 linear metres = 274 units of description Cataloguing: ordered and indexed, index (2005) Citation method: AHR, 1.1.3.11. No. ... or AHR, Mayor and Council: Police, No. ... Content: Police administration (1791-1936, 21 units) - Population census lists (1819, 11 units) - Population censuses (1807-1938, 13 units) - Statistics (1825-1938, 6 units) - Elections (1848 and 1913-1938, 7 units) - Emigration (1852-1936, 10 units) - Criminal court and criminal justice (1492-1937, 60 units).- Health police, food inspection (1698-1932, 14 VE) - Trade police (1815-1941, 13 VE) - Order and customs police, gambling (1521-1920, 25 VE) - Security police (1676-1937, 30 VE) - Fire protection, fire brigade, fires (1530-1935, 37 VE) - Road police, traffic (1824-1937, 27 VE). Overview: The exercise of police power was one of the privileges of the City of Rostock, which allowed the Council, under its own authority, to issue regulations for all areas of city life. In the sovereign police and land regulations of 1516, 1542, 1562 and 1572 the dukes of Mecklenburg had asserted their increased claim to want to have a regulating and disciplining effect on the ways of life and behaviour of their subjects. The city authorities were urged to act according to these orders. It was under this impression that the Council published in 1538 a first police order - not handed down in the past - which at the same time confirmed its own sovereignty in this field. The inheritance contract of 21 September 1573 made it obligatory for the city to establish a "good, Christian, honourable and cheap police and court order", which had to orient itself to the sovereign orders. On 14 April 1576, the Council's police regulations with their 59 paragraphs were finally in place. The Council subsequently increased its measures to produce a "good policyy" with a large number of individual ordinances and reacted to non-compliance with penalties. Regulations on keeping the streets clean, on engagements, weddings, children's beer parties, mourning ceremonies or fire protection influenced people's everyday lives. A comprehensive catalogue of regulations and restrictions developed. Social discipline was also served by the establishment of the breeding and factory house in the former Catherine monastery in 1728. With the renewed and improved police regulations of 1757, the Council's efforts in the fight against the "abuses and debaucheries that almost overtook from day to day" reached a new quality. However, there was no establishment of a special police authority, and violations continued to be punished by the individual council offices. The Inheritance Treaty of 13 May 1788 confirmed the city's authority to issue its own police orders without interference by the state government, subject to compliance with the state police ordinances. At the same time, Duke Friedrich Franz I allowed the city to set up thirty police guards. With the construction of the police station, a longer process of institutionalization of the police system began. In 1795, the "Neue Monatsschrift für und von Mecklenburg" (New Monthly Bulletin for and of Mecklenburg) named serious deficiencies in the exercise of the police, in particular in the enforcement of the existing ordinances. Points of criticism were the lack of monitoring of bread and meat prices, the rubbish in the streets, the begging, the lack of fire safety, the nightly singing of journeymen on the streets, the purchase of food outside the city gates, the lawn of millers, beach and sand drivers with horse-drawn carts, the neglect of supervision over school attendance. Only with the establishment of the police office on 1 April 1817 did a fundamental change occur. With the "Order of Police Violence" of 14 December 1825, the authorities were given fixed structures and defined powers. The Police Office took over the tasks of the authorities to maintain and enforce order and security, while the College of Police Administration was responsible for street cleaning, refuse collection, street lighting, road construction, sewerage and parks. The two bodies were headed by a director and an assessor who were members of the Council. The police office also had the power to impose penalties, which was the only way to ensure that the numerous ordinances were enforced. To carry out the tasks, a comprehensive apparatus of administrative officers (secretaries, clerks) and security officers (commissioners, watchmen, guards, prison guards) was set up. The municipal police force remained unrestricted even after the unification of the Reich in 1871, but increasingly the laws and regulations enacted by the Reich or the Land became the guideline for police work. With the foundation of the Mecklenburg Ordnungspolizei in 1921, the state police presence was considerably strengthened. The municipal police office was finally replaced by the state police headquarters on 1 April 1937 in the course of the centralisation of the police apparatus promoted by the National Socialists. The city of Rostock only had functions as a local police authority. Publications: Redieck, Matthias / Schade, Achim (ed.): Vom Feuereimer zum Brandschutzamt, Rostock 1993 Manke, Matthias (ed.): "... that all the world would be valued." The inhabitants of Rostock after the census of 1819, Rostock 2005 (Kleine Schriftenreihe des Archivs der Hansestadt Rostock, 15) Manke, Matthias: Polizeiwächter, Schleichwächter, Nachtwächter. The Rostock Ordnungskräfte around 1800 and their social conditions, in: Beitr. Rost. 29th vol. 2007, pp. 37-67
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A:Blumenberg · Fonds
Part of German Literature Archive Marbach, Archive [Cotta Archive]

Ordnungsgrad: feingeordnet (200 Kästen), ungeordnet (15 Kästen). Verzeichnungsgrad: katalogisiert (200 Kästen), nicht verzeichnet (15 Kästen). Mediennummer: BF000166106. Benutzungshinweis: Am Standort. beschränkt benutzbar. bei Berufungs- und Qualifizierungsgutachten: viele Lebende! Bemerkungen: früher: A:Blumenberg. Bestandsverzeichnis: ----- Prosa ----- Manuskripte (z. Teil mit Materialsammlungen, Zeitungsausschnitten, Notizen etc.) "Arbeit am Mythos", "Ausgeträumte Träume", "Beobachtungen am Mythos", "Das Distanzproblem des Philosophierens", "Geistesgeschichte der Technik", "Geld oder Leben", "Die Genesis der kopernikanischen Welt", "Höhlenausgänge", "Die kopernikanische Wende", "Kopernikus im Selbstverständnis der Neuzeit", "Das Lachen der Thrakierin", "Lebenszeit und Weltzeit", "Die Lesbarkeit der Welt", "Matthäuspassion", "Melanchthons Einspruch gegen Kopernikus", "Metaphorologica Minora", "Nachahmung der Natur", "Die nackte Wahrheit", "Die ontologische Distanz", "Paul Valéry", "Philosophische Anthropologie", "Der Prozeß der theoretischen Neugierde", "Realität und Realismus", "Säkularisierung und Selbstbehauptung", "Selbsterhaltung und Beharrung", "Die Sorge geht über den Fluss", "Technik und Wahrheit", "Theorie der Lebenswelt", "Theorie der Unbegrifflichkeit", Konvolut "Unerlaubte Fragmente", "Der verborgene Gott der Phänomenologie", "Die Verführbarkeit des Philosophen", "Das Verhältnis von Natur und Technik als philosophisches Problem", "Weltmodell und Lebenswelt", "Zu den Sachen und zurück"; Vorlesungen "Antiker und neuzeitlicher Wirklichkeitsbegriff", "Aristoteles Metaphysik", "Descartes", "Schöpfung und Entwicklung" u.a.; zahlreiche weitere kleine Mss; Vorlesungen und Vorträge zu Kant, Leibniz, Plato u.a.; Rezensionen und Lexikonartikel. ----- Verschiedenes ----- Konvolute zur Phänomenologie Husserls, zu Humes Anthropologie (mit Materialsammlung zu Sigmund Freud), zu Hans Carossa, Goethe, Sokrates, Philosophentoden u.a.; Materialsammlungen mit Zeitungsausschnitten, Kopien u.a.; Karteikarten-Sammlung in systematischer Ordnung mit Register. ----- Briefe von und an ----- Theodor W. Adorno, Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur , Bertelsmann-Verlag, Fritz Breckweg, Hans Carossa, Wilhelm Emrich, Forschungsgruppe Poetik und Hermeneutik, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Frankfurter Hefte, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Günter Gawlick, Karl-Heinz Gerschmann, Hochland , Uvo Hölscher, Kurt Hübner, Insel-Verlag , Wolfgang Iser, Hans Robert Jauss, Marianne Kesting, Jan Knopf, Reinhart Koselleck, Gerhard Kosellek, Walter Kropp, Michael Krüger (Hanser-Verlag, Akzente ), Ludwig Landgrebe, Karl Löwith, Marion-von-Schröder-Verlag , Merkur, Ahlrich Meyer, Martin Meyer, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Alfons Neukirchen, Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk , Willi Oelmüller, Heinrich Otten, Philipp Reclam Junior , Wolfgang Preisendanz, Henning Ritter, Erich Rothacker, Franz Josef Schöningh, Karl-Eberhard Schorr, Manfred Sommer, Suhrkamp-Verlag , Jacob Taubes, Technische Universität , Universität , Univ. , Univ. , Univ. , Siegfried Unseld, Verwertungsgesellschaft Wort, Robert M. Wallace, Uwe Wolff, weitere Verlage, Zeitungs- und Zeitschriftenredaktionen, Rundfunkanstalten, Universitäten u.a.; Leserpost; Einladungen und Absagen zu Interviews, Kongressen u.a.; Familienkorrespondenz; Geburtstagsgratulationen. ----- Zugehörige Materialien ----- Universitäts-Material wie Protokolle von Fakultätssitzungen, Mitteilungsblätter, Rundschreiben, Veranstaltungen, Korrespondenz, Rektoratsunterlagen, Gutachten, Berufungen u.a.; Rezensionen zu Werken von Blumenberg, Rundfunksendungen, Beiträge über ihn u.a. Lebensdokumente; Dissertationen u.a. Qualifikationsarbeiten; Familiendokumente. Zum Nachlaß gehören: Belegexemplare seiner Beiträge; 1 Stenorette-Aufnahmegerät, d.i. Diktiergerät; von Blumenberg besprochene Bänder; Vorlesungsverzeichnisse u.a. Nachtrag 2016: Dissertation, Habilitation, verschiedene Manuskripte; Ausweise und Dokumente aus der frühen Zeit; Familiendokumente, Briefe an ihn von der Familie, Materialien zu eigenen Büchern etc.