• Stereoscopic glass slide *

• Stereoglass slide *

• photo *

• photo *

• Stereoglasdia *

• Stereoglasdia *

[Former Sudan Pioneer Mission or Evangelical Muhammadan Mission]; Correspondence; Invitation to Islam Course in Bethel, 1925; Obituary of Jakob Enderlin, Wiesbaden, 1940; Printed Circulars, 1940 1941

Statutes printed 1892; amendments and supplements 1899, 1906, 1921, 1936

Contains among other things: Financing of mission work in mission schools and hospitals, especially in Southwest and East Africa, Samoa and China from the Reich budget Landed property of the Barmer Mission Society in Southwest Africa Monthly magazine of the German China Alliance Mission of March 1914

Travel and diary reports from Lutindi, partly printed, 1896-1900; hand drawing of the plant in Lutindi, about 1897; letters and drawings of African Christians (children and adults) from Lutindi, 1895-1900

(see also Main Archive Bethel/Bielefeld)

Official correspondence (especially Steinhausen an Bodelschwingh); Self-portrayal of the Africa Association, 1896; Statute of the Sanatorium in Lutindi, 1897

Letters from Sister Lina Dieckmann, 1895-1896; letters from deacon G. Liebusch. 1896-1900; Letters from deacon Wilhelm Bokermann and his wife Marie, née Lohoff, 1896-1900; Letters from deacon Friedrich Gerdes, 1897-1899; Letters from missionaries Cleve, Gleiß and Langheinrich, 1896-1898

Correspondence on financial and personnel matters of the mission and missionaries

Correspondence; Guidelines for the working group between the Masurian Diaconess Motherhouse Bethanien in Lötzen and the Bethel Mission, January 1937; private letters and family photos of the Th. Kuessner family, 1943

Phototype: Photo. Format: 14,2 X 9,0. Description: Guth and other Europeans (unknown) with brass band (african) and spectators in front of 2 houses with roofs made of plant fibres (1 round, 1 rectangular house).

Photographs probably taken by René Graetz in 1934 on his journey through Southwest and East Africa; black and white prints also exist for some of them, see no. 159 and 160

Probably photographs taken by René Graetz in 1934 on his journey through Southwest and East Africa; of some there are also glass plate negatives, see no. 186.