Ferdinand Hirt Königliche Universitäts- und Verlagsbuchhandlung [publisher] Dr Oehlmann, E. [editor] Breitkopf & Härtel [printer];n'E. v. Seydlitzsche Geographie', 'Ausgabe D', 'Heft 3:/Die außereuropäischen Erdteile. The German colonies'; front page

• 1895-1906, University Archives of the Technical University of Braunschweig, V 1 Vieweg-Verlag, Briefen* Contains: Chun, Karl to Vieweg, Helene: 4 letters, 12.06.1895-14.10.1906

• 1920-1948, Universitätsarchiv der Technischen Universität Braunschweig, V 1 Vieweg-Verlag, Briefen* Contains: Cloos, Hans to Tepelmann, Helene: 4 letters, 10/08/1920-11/05/1921<br /><br />Contains: Tepelmann, Helene to Cloos, Hans: 2 letters, 27.07.1920-26.08.1920<br /><br />Contains: Cloos, Hans to Friedr. Vieweg und Sohn Verlagsgesellschaft: 2 letters, 29 Sept. 1945-12 Oct. 1945<br /><br />Contains: Friedr. Vieweg und Sohn Verlagsgesellschaft to Cloos, Hans: 3 letters, 23 Nov. 1944-27 Apr. 1948

Contains: Press clippings on the history of the major broadcasting station Breslau, the stations in German colonies, Eilvese, the major broadcasting technology (partly as copy); Chronicle of the Telefunken broadcasting stations in Germany; Reference list (in English) of the broadcasting stations established by Telefunken worldwide; Chronicle of the technical development of the German shortwave broadcasting by Gustav-Georg Thiele, in: "Rundfunktechnische Mitteilungen" No. 6 (1973)

Brochure; Catalogue *

Contains: Copy of birth certificate Qualification certificate for one-year voluntary military service Certificate of good conduct from the University of Wroclaw

Contains: among others: Memorandum about the foundation of a national observatory in Windhoek by Erich Schoenberg - Report by Erich Schoenberg about the expedition of employees of the observatory Breslau to South West Africa - Graphical representation of a round bearing on the radio tower area near Windhoek - Cost estimate by Paul Guthnick and Erich Schoenberg for the annual operating costs.

Article about lecture

Note from another hand: Friedrich August, theologian and orientalist, born 1799 Breslau, died 1877 in Halle, 1820, habilitation Berlin, 1821-26 also at Jännicke's mission seminar, 1826 against the will of the rational. Frak. To hall, RGG³ VI, p. 854, 55