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Contains among other things: Award of the Iron Cross to the Swedish commercial attaché in Berlin Löwengoord, 1924; Award of the Medal of Honor of the German Red Cross to the American journalists William Hearst and Karl von Wiegand as well as to the Austrian Army Minister Vaugoin 1929, 1931; Visit of a Finnish lieutenant colonel to the Reich Ministry of Defence, o. Dat. State Secretary Otto Meissner concerning the training of a Chinese officer as an officer and in flying, 12.05.1930; speech of the Chief of Army Command General of the Infantry Kurt Freiherr von Hammerstein at the farewell breakfast for the French military attaché in Berlin General Tournès, 10.11.1930; antiques dealer Dr. Paul Drey to Lieutenant Colonel Friedrich-Wilhelm v. Willisen concerning the training of a Chinese officer as an officer and in flying, 12.05.1930. the economic situation in the United States of America and the views there on Germany, in particular its internal political situation and its ability to pay reparations, 15.01.1931; Correspondence with State Secretary Otto Meissner concerning the rescheduling of a German property in the former province of Posen, March 1931; Plan of a visit of the British admiral Viscount John Jellicoe of Scapa to Germany, operated by General of the Cavalry Friedrich Graf von der Schulenburg, March/April 1931; Alleged commercial espionage of the Japanese Dr. Job Tamaki, March 1932; from Hagen, Betschuanaland, to Major L. Müldner von Mülnheim concerning colonial questions, 12.04.1932; Planned reception by Sir Stafford Cripps, June 1932

Personal document, identity card;nunknown manufacturer;

Individual cases, among others; appointment of Dr. Hermann Bresgen, Director of the Finance Court, as District President in Schneidemühl/Grenzmark Posen West Prussia

Contains among other things: - City of Cologne, 1906 - Military offices, e.g. General Staff of the Army, 1904-1906 - Legations (also abroad) - Historical Society / Posen - Reich Chancellery, approx. 1888-1903 - Embassies (also abroad), 1901 - Consulates (Zurich, Stockholm, Constantinople), 1892-1904 - Ministries (also abroad), 1904-1910 - Church Authority Liverpool, 1903 - Reichskolonialamt Berlin, 1911-1912.

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Newspaper clipping about the reception of Wilhelminian architecture in the former German South West Africa;<br />contains also: Request for an expert opinion.

Contains among other things: Statute of the "German Foundation" (print) of 19 October 1920 Exchange of notes between the German Embassy in Warsaw and the Polish Foreign Ministry of 18/20 October 1938 on the treatment of the German minority and German nationals in the territories ceded by Czechoslovakia to Poland

Contains: Rahn, Dr. Rudolf, German diplomat, 1943 Raiffeisen, Friedrich Wilhelm, creator of agricultural cooperatives, creator of rural credit organizations, 1938 Raimund, Ferdinand, poet and popular dramatist, humorist, actor, 1940 Rainalter, Erwin H., German writer, 1942 Rainer, Dr.jur. Friedrich, Gauleiter - reichsstatthalter des Reichsgaues Kärnten, SS-Gruppenführer, 1944 Raiser, Dr.jur. Carl, General Director of Württembergische Feuerversicherung AG, Head of the Fire Insurance Division, 1937 Rahobrandt, Arthur, Major a.D.., SA-Gruppenführer, 1936 Rall, Günter, German officer, Jagdfllieger, 1943 Ramche, general of the parachute troop, defender of Brest, 1944 Ramek, Dr. Rudolf, Austrian lawyer and politician, 1935 Ramin, Fürgen von, Bismarks Großneffe (probably), 1928 Ramhorst, Dr. Friedrich, deputy managing director in the Reichsgruppe Industrie, 1936 Ramm, Dr.rer.pol. Eberhard, Prussia. State Secretary, 1936 Ramm, Karl Kraft von, Lieutenant awarded the Iron Cross, 1940 Ramsauer, Dr. Carl, Director of the Research Institute and Deputy Member of the Board of Directors of AEG Berlin, 1940 Ramsay, Lieutenant Colonel "German Kolonialpionier", 1938 Ranft, Hans, member of the bibliographic department of the Börsenverein, 1939 Ranke, Leopold von, historian, 1931 Raust, Herbert, former lieutenant of the German army, specialist for aviation issues, was arrested in France as a spy, 1936 Ranzoui, Hans the Younger, Viennese graphic artist, 1942 Rarkowski, Franz Justus, Apostolic Administrator and Protonotary, Catholic Bishop of the German Wehrmacht, 1938 Rasch, Hugo, German music writer, 1935 Raschdau, Ludwig, Reich Minister, personal assistant to the Reich, 1935 Raschdau, Ludwig, Reich Minister, German Minister of the Interior, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna Employees of Mismark, 1943 Rasche Erwin, Franz, Head of the Rhineland-Palatinate Regional Association in the R.D.P. and main editor of the NSZ Rhine Front, 1936 Rasche, Thea, German aviatrix, 1937 Raschick, Erich, German general, Army, 1939 Rasching, Dr. F., Company Dr. F. Rasching GmbH, Chemische Fabrik, Ludwigshafen a. Rhein - 50 years old Beskhen, 1941 Raschke, Dr.jur. Marie, German women's rights activist, first German lawyer, founder of the company Zentralstelle für Rechtsschutz, 1930 Raschke, Rudolf, Landesbauernführer für das Sudetenland u. SS-Sturmbannführer, 1939 Rasin, Aloois, 1939 Rasien, Dr. Ladislav, Czech-Slovak politician, Tscheche, 1934 Raskin, Dr., Head of the foreign department of the Reichsrundfunkgesellschaft and provisional director of the German short-wave radio station, 1940 Rassow, Berthold, pioneer of chemical-technological education in Germany, 1936 Raszewski Kazimierz, general, former corps commander of the V. Polish army corps in Poznan, 1938

Contains also: Information of the Prussian Settlement Commission about the settlement of West Prussia and Pozna?

Amtliche Postkarte Weltpostverein der Deutschen Reichspost mit Wertzeichendruck in Heller, Deutsch-Ostafrika;n;

History of the authorities: The establishment and expansion of a military medical service took place in the second half of the 19th century. A Prussian medical corps had been in existence since 1873, headed by the General Staff physician of the army, who was also head of the medical department of the War Ministry, director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Academy for Military Medical Education and chairman of the scientific senate there. He was also responsible for the personal affairs of the military doctors and other medical personnel. Since 1906, the four medical inspectorates in Poznan, Berlin, Kassel and Strasbourg have held the liaison from the General Staff Physician to the medical offices of the army corps established in the second half of the 19th century, which in turn were under the exclusive supreme command of the Reich in accordance with the Military Convention of 25 November 1870. In 1912 another inspection was set up in Gdansk. Among senior general practitioners in the rank of Major General, as the supreme supervisory authorities, they covered the territory of several army corps, each of which was assigned a medical office under a corps general practitioner. Personally subordinate to the commanding general and the general staff physician of the army, he was the medical-technical advisor of the general command in all questions of health and medical care as well as head of the medical office as military-medical provincial authority of their area of competence. In the case of the medical office of the XIV Army Corps, these were the lands of Baden and Hohenzollern as well as parts of the Upper Alsace with the exception of the Baden and Hohenzollern areas, which were part of the fortresses of Germersheim, Strasbourg, Neubreisach and Idstein. His tasks in peace included health and medical service in the army and military institutions as well as all preparations and facilities required for military medical service. Organizationally, a distinction was made between the medical service of the troops, which included all units, military authorities, institutions, etc., and the military hospitals. Their administration was shared between the Sanitätsamt and the Korpsintendantur (at the XIV AK, Divisions IV b and VI were responsible), the former being responsible for medical matters, the latter for economic and administrative matters. In the event of war, a deputy corps general physician assumed the tasks, duties and rights of the corps general physician assigned to the field army and thus the responsibility for the organization of the medical service in the home area. In this capacity, he is responsible for the construction of reserve hospitals in suitable buildings, their staffing with medical and nursing staff and the training of substitute reservists as military nurses. If several reserve hospitals were set up in one place, he could delegate the overall management of these hospitals to an older medical officer as reserve hospital director. The latter had to inspect the military hospitals under his authority and to report grievances, which he was not able to rectify on his own responsibility, to the medical office, which in turn informed the deputy directorate if necessary. The deputy general corps physician was also responsible for all voluntary nursing facilities, in particular the club hospitals, convalescent homes and private nursing homes. Her supervision he shared with the Territorial Delegate of Voluntary Nursing. Inventory history: The archive history of the Sanitätsamt des XIV. Armeekorps is identical with that of the Deputy General Command and can be read in the Repertorium Abt. 456 F 8 Stellvertretendes Generalkommando XIV. Armeekorps (1914-1924). The only thing to note here is that, in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles, the formations of the imperial army had to be dissolved. For this purpose, a civilian authority was created, the so-called Winding-up Office of the former XIV Army Corps, and the dissolution and descendants of the former XIV Army Corps were renamed Winding-up Offices. Accordingly, the department responsible for the Sanitätsamt was the Sanitätsabteilung 14, where the files of the Sanitätsamt and the individual military hospitals were collected until 1922. Via Heilbronn, where the settlement office had been moved to under pressure from the Allies in 1920, the files first reached its successor authority, the Reichsarchiv branch office Heilbronn, after the dissolution of the settlement office in 1921, and via this branch office in 1924 to the Reichsarchiv branch office Stuttgart. According to the register of deportees drawn up there (EV 113), the stock originally comprised 740 units, of which 73 were already indicated as missing in the register of deportees and 59 units were accounted for by the Deputy General Command. Before the XIV Army Corps was handed over to the General State Archive in Karlsruhe in 1949386, 33 of these units were destroyed as part of the General Command IV b. Processing report: The present holdings were recorded in June and July 1989 by the State Archives referees Norbert Haag and Dieter Speck under the guidance and supervision of the undersigned as part of the training for the higher archival service. Thereby 4 federations, which had arisen at the General Command of the XIV Army Corps, Dept. IVb, were eliminated and classified according to provenance. The collection now includes documents from the Sanitary Office XIV Army Corps (Peace), the Sanitary Office XIV Army Corps (War) and the Sanitary Department XIV with a total of 6 metres. Kassationen were not accomplished Karlsruhe, in October 1989Kurt high chair

Contains, among others, memorandums and the like about: raw material supply; colonial Germans in Belgian captivity; memorandum of the representatives of the Dobrudscha; supplementary agreements to the German-Russian peace treaty; situation of the Baltic countries; treaties of the individual German states affected by the war; German-Russian treaties (status: 1.8.1914); exceptional laws against German private rights in the enemy countries; legal relations of German ships in Italy during the war; where does Poznan belong?Border Guard for the Province of Silesia; League of Nations Act of President Wilson; Communications of the Armistice Commission; Rapport présenté à la Conférence des Préliminaires de Paix par la Commission des Responsabilités des Auteurs de la Guerre et Sanctions; German reparations, Germany's economic performance, meetings of the Spa Conference; Vote in Upper Silesia (mainly prints)

Contains among other things: New farmland, with map of the provinces of West Prussia and Poznan 1:1 000 000 Contains also: General Conditions for the Lease of Settlement Places under the Law of 26 April 1886 (Settlement Commission for West Prussia and Poznan) Contains, among other things: Constitution of the Welfare Association for German Returnees, Berlin 1909

261 sheets, Contains and others: - Observation of the visit of Empress Auguste Viktoria to Pozna? in April 1888 - Observation of the national Polish press - Observation of national Polish commemorations, especially the 100th anniversary of the Polish Constitution of 3 May 1791 and the 100th anniversary of the Kosciuszko Uprising of 1794 - Investigation of events, among others Tumult, election influence and anti-German remarks, at the Catholic church executive election in Graudenz (West Prussia) in October 1893 - 14 panels with scenes and persons [of the Kosciuszko Uprising] (colour and black and white prints, approx. 40 x 32 cm / ca. 28 x 20 cm ca. 33 x 25 cm, partly slightly torn, 1894 / p. 188 - 201) - Powstanie Narodu Polskiego pod wodza Tadeusza Kosciuszki w roku 1794. Wydanie Jubileuszowe, Posen 1894. (Printed script, illustrated, 94 p. / p. 234).; 168/1932.