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Contains among other things: Guidelines for Colonial Tactical Training at Colonial Police Schools Structuring of a Colonial Police Battalion (mot.) Curriculum Distribution Plan for Pioneer Training, June 25, 1942 The Peoples of the Earth (Races, Peoples, Languages), lecture by Dr. Robert Routil on 13 July 1942) Police officers as administrative officials, lecture by Amtsrat Lentz, n.d. Germany's colonial struggle, lecture by the head of department at the Reichskolonialbund Mickausch, n.d. Islam in East Africa, lecture by Dönch, 28. June 1941 Koloniale Rohstoffe, lecture by Amelunxen, 3 May 1941 Eingeborenenfragen, lecture by Depersdorf on 7 June 1941 Der Reichskolonialbund als Träger der kolonialen Propaganda, lecture by Mickausch Deutsche Kolonialpolitik, lecture by Privy Councillor Methner, 5th ed. May 1941 Koloniale Rassenzusammensetzung, lecture by Prof. Westermann, 5 May 1941 Die Afrikaner heute und morgen, lecture by Prof. Westermann, 17 May 1941 Eingeborenen-Erziehung, lecture by Prof. Westermann, 30 June 1941 Die Frau in den Kolonien, lecture by Dr. Etta von Becker-Donner, 22 June 1942
Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,7 X 8,7. Description: Guth and group (Ju./ Mäd./ ju. Männer) cross river, Africans partly with m. Wind instruments and drum. Reference: Plate and cardboard No 73 in negative box ( 2 prints). Cf. postcard box, no. P22 (14,1 X 9,0) "Evangelisationreise im Paregebirge (Ost-Afrika)" Serie Afrika II, no. 7, Verlag der Ev.-luth. Mission Leipzig, "echte Photographie".
Leipziger MissionswerkThree fiches. Contains: FICHE NR. 208 1 Gutmann, B.: (mostly these are copies) - "Our neighbouring continent" 1960. Typewritten. 8 p. "Our task in East Africa". Address at the memorial service on May 24, 1943. Typewritten. 7 p. - Gutmann, B.: "Help - do not destroy. The threat to the established order in the developing world." special prints: Time change. The new furrow. pages 304-313. "The Closed Altar Community." Ehingen 1957. Typewritten. 7 p. - "Child Abduction and Slave Catching in Africa." 1961. Typewritten. 11 p. "Mau-Mau´ - what is it?" From: Ev. Gemeindeblatt für die Kirchenbezirke Feuchtwangen, Dinkelsbühl, Wassertrüdingen No. 10, 1954. Typed by machine. 2 p. - "Christening companionship" special print from "Evangelische Volkskalender 1952" Rothenburg ob der Tauber. 2 p. - "Baptismal companionship!" Ehingen 1951. Typewritten. 5 p. - "Briefing on Pastoral Ministry in a Christian Church." Ehingen 1940. Typewritten. 11 S. - Hopf, W. u.a. (Ed.): "Lutherische Blätter" No. 65, 12. jg. Celle 1960 / u.a. Gutmann, E.: "Einweisung in den Hirtendienst an einer christlichen Gemeinde" Pages 40-53. FICHE NR. 208 2 - Continuation (with other articles, not Gutmann) - "The three factors" (written by Gutmann at the request of an American missionary who had "asked for the three most important factors for the healthy development of the work for his doctoral thesis on the history of Jaggamission") Ehingen 1962. Typewritten. 6 p. - "Africa on fire - set the backfire, you Christians!" Ehingen 1953. Typewritten. 6 p. - "Bantu peoples are We peoples" Ehingen 1963. Typewritten. 6 p. - "They missed the way to the hearts of Africans." o.J. typed. 7 S.- From Inside to Outside - the Lutheran Way." Typewritten. End missing. 2 S. - "Child and neighbour, two crystallization points for the division of the Christian community", n.a. typewritten. 11 p. - "The Uprising at Kenya and Its Motives." n.J. typewritten. 4 p. - "The recording of conscience in the New Testament" n.a. typewritten. 13 p. - "Neither Volkskirche nor Standeskirche, but Gemeindekirche." o.J. Maschinegeschrieben. pages 1-5. FICHE no. 208 3- - continued pages 6-9 - "The first main piece as a mirror of the people's neighbourhood", not typewritten. 15 p. - "The Elder to Kyria, the Chosen One" n.a. typed. 4 p. - "Freedom and Money" o.J. typewritten. 3 p. - "Vom Ursprung der Rauschgetränke" special edition: "Studium Generale", 1st year, issue 5, Berlin, Göttingen, Heidelberg 1948, pages 265-272 - "Das Grundmaß. To Luther's interpretation of the first article of faith." n.a. typewritten. 5 p. - "The Church and the Sacrament of the Altar" n.a. typewritten. 9 p. - "I believe that Jesus Christ is my Lord." O.J. typed. 6 S.
Leipziger Missionswerk"Inexhaustible wealth, Africans report on their journey to Jesus, 30 p., 1939; obituary of Martin Personn (son), 1939; The districts of Wuga and Bumbuli in the war (towards the end of 1939); deed of ownership of the burial place of Martin Personn in Bethel, 1942; map of Usambara and Buhaya, n.d. ; A walk through the parishes of Usambara and Tanga-Digo today, 8 p. ms.., 1958; death announcement by Hermann Personn, 1960; correspondence with Marie Personn (wife), 1961-1965
Evangelical Missionary Society for German East AfricaPhotographer: Blumer. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,8 X 7,7. Description: Wagon with ox team, 2 Europeans, 1 of them in the foreground (uniform and rifle), 4 Africans, plantation i. Himtergrund. Remark: Plate damaged and glued. Reference: See enlargement on cardboard I (estate of Leonhard Blumer) (29,8 X 23,8) "Our Miss. Church in Aruscha - Station - Tower 15m built in the 1st World War by an Indian master builder. I made my own bricks. Two bells. Later corrugated iron roofing, Aruscha East Africa. Arnold's baptism at 1919 Whitsun, his youngest brother, died as Dr. med. 1943 in Marburg/Lahn. Cf. album 19, no. 232 (10,7 X 8,2) "Arnolds Christening Miss. Aruscha 8 June 1919". Cf. estate Leonhard Blumer, no. 694 (9.3 X 8.2) (pale, left corner torn out and part of the photo cut off) "Our little church with the baptismal font Arnold, Otto, Gothf?.. the church and baptismal guests June 8, 1919".
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 8,4 X 5,3. Description: House with roof of plant fibres, veranda, on veranda 2 europ. men and 2 europ. women (1 m. infant), 8 Africans, hedge fence next to house. Remark: Published..: Schanz-Adolphi: At the foot of the mountain giants of East Africa.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 22,5 X 16,7. Description: half-timbered building with corrugated iron roof, 2 Europeans and 4 Africans, dogs. Remark: Surface damaged.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 22,4 X 16,9. Description: complex of buildings enclosed by a wall, notice board and sign "Kaiserliche Post" (Imperial Post Office), 2 Africans (European and traditionally dressed) sitting on grass in front of the entrance. Reference: Cf. N. Sheet, No. 837 (5.3 X 6.9).
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