Contains among other things: Brigade Ehrhardt, page 118-120 Bund Oberland, page 86 German National People's Party, page 3, 82-84 German National Freedom Party, pages 3, 82-85, 121-123 Frontkämpferbund "Westküste", page 89 National Association of German Officers, Page 87 Niedersachsenring, page 89 Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten, page 2-3, 82-85, 86, 89-92, 94-109 Sturmabteilungen (SA) der NSDAP, page 4, 124-131, 132-137 Tannenbergbund, page 123 Vereinigte Vaterländische Verbände Deutschlands, Page 93 Wehrwolf, page 88, 102, 115, 116-117 Widerstandkreis, page 90 Wiking-Bund, page 118-120 "Die Nieter", Deutscher Arbeiter-Theaterbund, page 149 Agitation und Propaganda der KPD, page 50-51 Arbeiter-Radio-Internationale, Page 67-69 Workers' Radio Club of Germany, Page 67-69 Working Group of Socio-Political Organizations, Page 81 Bund der Freunde der Sowjetunion, Page 74-77, 156 Bund proletarisch-revolutionärer Schriftsteller, Page 78-80 Executive Committee of the Third Reich, Page 78-80 Executive Committee of the Soviet Union, Page 74-77, 156 Bund proletarisch-revolutionärer Schriftsteller, Page 78-80 Executive Committee of the Third Reich, Page 78-80 (Communist) International ECCI, pages 6-30, 138-148, 151-155 International Labour Assistance (IAH), pages 70 Jung-Spartakus-Bund (JSB), pages 47-49 Communist Party of Germany, pages 6-8, 31-42 Communist Youth Union of Germany, Page 43-46 League against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression, Page 72-73 Red Trade Union International, Page 12-16 Red Young Front of the RFB, Page 63-69 Red Rockets, Page 149 Red Front Fighter League, Page 4, 57-62, 151-155 KPD Decomposition Work, Page 19-22, 55-56

Contains among other things: Anti-Semitism, pages 116, 123, 130-134 Bund völkischer Freiheitskämpfer, page 124 Deutscher Frauenorden der NSDAP, pages 142-143 Deutschvölkische Freiheitspartei, pages 121-125 Frontkriegerbund e. V., Page 167-169 Hitler Youth of the NSDAP, page 143-144 National Socialist German Workers' Party, pages 116, 123, 128-145 National Socialist Trade Unions, page 142 National Socialist German Student Union, page 144 National Socialist Comradeship Union, page 144 Victim Ring of the NSDAP, page 141-142 Organization Rossbach, Page 163 Steel helmet, Federation of Front Soldiers, Page 118-120, 158-162 Storm Departments (SA) of the NSDAP, Page 133, 137, 140-141 Tannenbergbund, Page 121, 131, 164-167 Independent National Socialist Workers' Party of Germany, Page 144 Völkischer Jugendring, Page 124 Völkisch-soziale Arbeitsgemeinschaft, Page 125-126 Völkisch-sozialer Bund e. V., Page 106 Wehrwolf, Page 152-157 Wiking-Bund, Page 146-151 Anglo-Russian Committee, Page 92-99 Workers' Correspondence of the KPD, Page 45-46 Workers' Radio International, Page 112-114 Workers' Radio Club of Germany, Page 112-114 Arbeiter-Schützen-Bund, Page 111 Uprising and Insurrectionagitation, Page 11-19 Bauern- und Landarbeiterbewegung der KPD, Page 24, 105-106 Bund Rote Marine, Page 69-70 Deutscher Seemannsbund, Page 100-104 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, page 7-9 Counter-Defense of the KPD, page 63-65 International Workers' Aid (IAH), page 24, 81-82 International Trade Union Unit, page 41, 92-99 International Port Offices, page 100-104 Jung-Spartakus-Bund (JSB), page 25 Kampfbund gegen Kulturreaktion, page 42-43 Communist Party of Germany, page 7-114 Communist Youth Union of Germany, page 25, 40 Leninist-Marxist Circle, Page 32-40 League against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression, Page 107-110 Proletarian Cultural Community, Page 47-58 Red Aid of Germany, Page 83-85 Red Youth Front of the RFB, Page 71-76 Red Front Fighter League, Page 11, 14-19, 59-67 Sports Movement, Page 24-25 Student Movement, Page 25 Theatre Work, Page 48-58 Association of Free Thinkers for Cremation, Page 24 World Federation Esperanto, Page 68 Decomposition Work of the KPD, Page 26

Contains among other things: Bavarian Federation of Homeland and King, page 115 Federation of Bavaria and Reich, page 115 Federation of Bavarian loyalty, page 115 Federation of Oberland, page 111-114 German Association of National NCOs, page 109-110 German National Freedom Party, page 71-72 Freischar Schill, Page 107 Youth League Schill, page 107 National Socialist German Workers' Party, page 69-70, 76-88 National Socialist Kameradschaftsbund, page 89-90 Olympia, page 100 Organisation Rossbach, page 107-108 Reichsbund Völkischer Freiheitskämpfer, Page 75 Reichsflagge, page 115 Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten, page 69-70, 91-95 Sturmabteilungen (SA) der NSDAP, page 76-78, 86 Tannenbergbund, page 104, 105-106 Unabhängige Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei Deutschlands, Page 89 Ethnic-social working group, Page 73-74 Wehrwolf, Page 101-103 Werkbund Schill, Page 167 Wiking-Bund, Page 96-99 Anglo-Russian Committee, Page 59-68 Insurrection and agitation, Page 25-38 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, page 11-14 International Workers' Aid (IAH), page 49-55 International Trade Union Unit, page 59-68 Communist Party of Germany, page 15-68 Red Aid of Germany, page 42-48 Red Front Fighters' Union, page 20-38 Association of Workers' Photographers of Germany, page 56-58

Contains among other things: All-German Association, page 58 Anti-Semitism, page 69 Bavarian Homeland and Royal League, page 58 Bismarck Youth of the German National People's Party, page 112 Totenkopf League, page 74 Tölkischer Freiheitskämpfer League, page 67 Deutschbanner Black-White-Red, page 58, 109-111 German Conservative Party, page 58 German National People's Party, page 7 German National Freedom Party, pages 59-66 German National Officers' League, pages 68-69, 72-73, 119-123 Frontbann, pages 68-69 Frontgeist, Halberstadt, page 91 Front Warriors' League e. V., Page 71 Großdeutsche Jugend, page 112 Großdeutsche Jungmannschaft, page 124-125 Hitler Youth of the NSDAP, page 82-83 Jugendbund Schill, page 105-108 Jugendvereinigung Graf Yorck von Wartenburg, page 74 Jungdeutschlandbund, page 112 Jungnationaler Bund, page 112 Jungsturm Wiking, page 112 Kyffhäuser Youth, Page 112 National Bolshevism, page 86-87 National Socialist German Workers' Party, pages 57-66, 75-85, 130-131 National Association of German Officers, page 58 Organization Rossbach, page 68-69, 105-108 Reichsflagge, page 74 Scharnhorstbund, page 112 Protection Squadrons (SS) of the NSDAP, page 79-81 Steel Helmet, Bund der Frontsoldaten, page 88-95 Stahlhelm, Jung-Stahlhelm, page 89, 112 Sturmabteilungen (SA) der NSDAP, page 79-81, 130-131 Tannenbergbund, page 68-69, 74 Treubund Deutschorden, page 99-100, 132-140 Unabhängige Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterpartei Deutschlands, page 86-87 Verband Hindenburg, Page 70 United Patriotic Associations of Germany, Page 58, 89 Wehrwolf, Jung-Wehrwolf, Page 112 Wehrwolf, Page 74, 101-104, 126-129 Wiking-Bund, Page 68-69, 74, 92-95 Allgemeine Arbeiter-Union (AAU), Page 25, 26-27 Bauern- und Landarbeiterbewegung der KPD, Page 11 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, page 4, 13-18 Community of Proletarian Free Thinkers, page 50-52 International Proletarian Free Thinkers, page 50-52 Communist Party of Germany, page 4-12, 19-24 League Against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression, Page 41-45 Reich Association of the Unemployed, Page 19-24 Germany's Red Aid, Page 28-40 Red Front Fighters Association, Page 8 Spartacus Association, Page 25-27, 114-118 Association of Freethinkers for Cremation, Page 50-52 Decomposition Work of the KPD, Page 8

Contains among other things: Artaman Movement, page 71 Bund "Roter Adler", page 70 Bund Oberland, page 67 Bund völkischer Freiheitskämpfer, page 63 Deutschbanner Schwarz-Weiss-Rot, page 68 Deutschvölkische Freiheitspartei, page 63 Großdeutsche Volksgemeinschaft, page 76, 78 Knappenschaft, page 69 Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, page 60-62 Olympia, page 55 Organisation Rossbach, page 65 Schutzstaffeln (SS) der NSDAP, page 60-61 Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsolaten, page 49, 53-54 Storm Departments (SA) of the NSDAP, page 61 Tannenbergbund, page 64 Wehrwolf, page 66 Wiking-Bund, page 49, 55 Arbeiter-Schützen-Bund, page 47-48 Aufstand und Aufstandagitation, page 82-95 Ausland, communist policy in the, Page 9-10 Peasant and Agricultural Workers Movement of the KPD, page 38, 132-145 Federation of Opponents of War Service, page 74, 76 Federation of Free Socialist Youth, page 74, 76 Federation of Free Socialist Organizations, page 78 Federation for Radical Ethics, page 74, 76 Executive Committee of the Third Reich, page 76 (Communist) International ECCI, page 11-14 Defense Against the KPD, page 114-117, 130-131 Community of Proletarian Free Thinkers, page 33, 42-43 Group of Revolutionary Pacifists, page 76 International Women's League for Peace and Freedom, page 74 Communist Party of Germany, pages 5-10, 26-31, 82-95 Communist Youth Union of Germany, page 35 League Against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression, Page 78 Intelligence Service of the KPD, page 16, 20, 99-102 File Service of the KPD, page 17, 22-25, 82-96 Physiocratic Movement, page 147-148 Ring Revolutionary Youth, page 39 Red Young Front of the RFB, page 127-129 Red Front Fighter League, Page 6-7, 16-19, 22-25, 82-95, 97-113, 120-126 Spartacus League, page 11-14 Association of Leftist Publishers, page 41-42 World Federation of Esperanto, page 34 Decomposition work of the KPD, pages 17-18, 88-94, 102, 103-104, 118

Contains among other things: Alldeutscher Verband, pages 75-76 Bismarckorden, pages 169 Brigade Ehrhardt, pages 152 Bund der Guten, pages 94 Deutsche Ehren-Legion, pages 185 Deutscher Volksbund "Schwarz-Weiß-Rot", pages 93 Deutschvölkische Freiheitspartei, pages 85-86 Frontgeist, Halberstadt, pages 88 Frontkriegerbund e. V., Page 58 Hitler Youth of the NSDAP, pages 181-182 League for International Law, pages 149 National Socialist German Workers' Party, pages 72-74, 87-90, 156, 174-184 National Socialist German Student League, pages 184 National Association of German Officers, pages 75-76 National Association of German NCOs, Page 94 Olympia, Page 75-76, 77, 81-82 Reichsbund Black-White-Red, Page 93 Protection Squadrons (SS) of the NSDAP, Page 90, 179 Steel Helmet, Federation of Front Soldiers, Page 5, 72-74, 83-84, 156, 159-162 Storm Departments (SA) of the NSDAP, Page 90, 179 Tannenbergbund, Page 72-74, 87-88, 155-156, 170-171 Treubund German Order, Page 168 United Patriotic Associations of Germany, Page 72-74 Wehrbund Ostmark, Page 81-82 Wehrwolf, Page 73-74, 91-92 Wiking-Bund, Page 77-80, 158 "Prometheus"-Verleih und Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH, Page 34-37 Allgemeine Arbeiter-Union (AAU), Page 54 Settlement East, Page 65-68 Anti-authoritarian Block, Page 54 Arbeiter-Radio-Klub Deutschlands, Page 57-59 Arbeiter-Samariter-Bewegung, Page 51-52 Arbeiter-Schach-Klub, Page 60 Arbeiter-Schützen-Bund, Page 150 Aufstand und Aufstandagitation, Page 45-46 Bauern- und Landarbeiterbewegung der KPD, Page 5 Beamtenbewegung der KPD, Page 41-43 Bund Rote Marine, Page 26 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, page 7-14, 138-139 Filmarbeit der KPD, page 34-37 Freie Arbeiterunion Deutschlands (FAUD), page 54 Gegnerabwehr der KPD, page 99-104 Gemeinschaft proletarischer Freidenker, page 70-71 Internationale Arbeiterhilfe (IAH), Page 49-50, 105 Communist Workers' Party of Germany (KAPD), Page 54, 150 Communist Party of Germany, Page 9-71, 97-109, 119-130, 133-151 Communist Youth Association of Germany, Page 23, 53, 148 Cultural policy work, Page 34-37 KPD Intelligence Service, page 29-30 KPD Folder Service, page 15-16 Proletarian Cultural Community, page 55-56 Reich Association of the Unemployed, page 137 Revolutionary Youth Ring, page 61-64 Germany's Red Aid, Page 47-48 Red Frontkämpferbund, Page 5, 17-19, 33, 121-130, 135-136, 140-145, Spartakusbund, Page 138 Sport movement, Page 31-32 Theatre work, Page 34-37 Vagantes, Page 39-40, 149 Decomposition work of the KPD, Page 27-28, 131-132

Contains among other things: Bund Oberland, page 64-66 Bund Sachsen und Reich, page 63-64 Deutscher Arbeiterbund, page 16 German National People's Party, page 60 Frontbann, page 61 Frontjugend, page 61 Frontkriegerbund e. V., Page 16, 18, 61, 118 Frontring, page 60-63 Germanen-Orden, page 66 Großdeutsche Volksgemeinschaft, page 16 Knappenschaft, page 16-18 Nationalbolshevism, page 33 Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, page 15-16 Nationalverband deutscher Baltikumkämpfer, page 19 Nationalverband deutscher Offiziere, Page 60 National Association of German NCOs, page 19, 30-31 Steel Helmet, Federation of Front Soldiers, page 60 Association of Former Baltic States, page 19 United Patriotic Associations of Germany, page 60-63 Völkische Gewerkschaften, page 64 Völkisch-sozialer Block, page 16 Allgemeine Arbeiter-Union (AAU), pages 55-57 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, page 6-9, 51-53 Free Workers Union of Germany (FAUD), page 57 Children's Organizations, Children's Aid of the KPD, page 25-29 Communist Party of Germany, page 3-14, 20-24, 35-39, 73-117 Communist Youth Union of Germany, page 12-13, 49-50, 93-103 Cultural Policy Work, page 11-12 Red Group, page 11-12 Red Aid of Germany, page 11, 38 Red Front Fighters Union, page 9-10, 45-50, 88-92, 104

Administrative history: The cooperative movement of the 19th century emerged from the efforts of craftsmen, small traders and farmers to secure their own existence against the progressive development processes of economic concentration on large production sites. In 1848, Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen began setting up rural credit cooperatives, purchasing cooperatives and dairy cooperatives. Since 1849, Hermann Schulze-Delitsch developed self-help organizations for craftsmen and workers in the form of commercial cooperatives. Initially, cooperative registers were kept together with the commercial registers, but were made independent by the Reichsgesetz (Imperial Law) of May 1, 1889, concerning purchase and economic cooperatives. In 1924, the administrative courts of Stuttgart City, Stuttgart Amt and Cannstatt were merged to form the Amtsgericht Stuttgart I (Stuttgart I Administrative Court). This resulted in occasional double assignments during the re-sorting according to the register number sequence. During the administrative reform of 1938, parts of the old Stuttgart higher administrative office came under the jurisdiction of the Esslingen and Böblingen district courts. Inventory formation and indexing: The inventory FL 300/31 II Local Court Stuttgart: Genossenschaftsregister contains files and other documents of various delivery layers, including parts of a finding aid book on deliveries of the years 1974 and 1984 compiled in 1986, later arrived parts of the old inventory FL 300/31 II and further cooperative documents separated from commercial register deliveries (inventory FL 300/31 I). The cooperative register volumes were not surrendered. The most recent addition, from which files were incorporated into the inventory, is 2007/43. The inventory was sorted, separated according to files, volumes (classification point not documented) and other documents (lists of comrades, lists of names), in sequence of the GnR. A delivery processed separately by the temporary employee Richard Gehringer (access 1998/7) was incorporated, the remaining holdings were redrawn under the direction of Elke Koch by the temporary employee Winne Schubert, the final papers by the undersigned, and since the assignment of individual institutions for entry in the register of cooperatives or associations is not always traceable, it may be advisable to search the holdings for both types of register. The holdings F 303 III and FL 300/31 IV form the register of associations of the Stuttgart District Court. The holdings FL 300/31 II now comprise 350 files (Bü 1-55, 329-623) and 365 volumes (vols. 1-367, without vols. 26 and 59). Ludwigsburg, September 2008Regina Schneider Supplement: Interim Register: With access 2011/108, the interim registers of the district court of Stuttgart - register court, which should have been kept at the district court until 2020, were handed over prematurely to the Landesarchiv, Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg (order of the president of the district court of 14 February 2011). In addition to the interim registers, the name indexes were submitted (supplementary order of 6 May 2011). The holdings were supplemented by the file tufts 56-58 and a card index box (Box 1), which for the register of cooperatives means in concrete terms: these are typewritten register sheets with reconstructed entries from the year 1890 to about 1959, created as a replacement for the partially war-destroyed register of cooperatives. The register sheets of the interim register lie exactly in the sequence of the register numbers.All interim registers of the Stuttgart Register Court (HRA, HRB, associations, cooperatives) were in use for different periods of time, they were gradually rewritten to the "normal" register cards. For searches, the following recommendations of the Stuttgart Register Court must also be observed: "Instructions for searching for entries in the interim register: First, the name of the legal entity must be searched for in the web information at www.handelsregister.de". A hit appears if the legal entity was not yet deleted at the time the tab pages were transferred to tab pages. If no hit appears, the name card index (see 3.1, signature FL 300/31 II, box 1) must be looked through. In addition, an alphabetical search can be used to completely search through the transcript index (see 3.2, order signature FL 300/31 II Bü 58). The register of cooperatives also contains the copied register sheets on which the names of all cooperatives are listed, even if they have not been rewritten. In addition, the following peculiarity applies: cooperatives in which both the register and the files could not be found can be inquired at the register court. They are stored in the program RegisSTAR with the remark in the search result: "Registers and files are missing due to war". It was not possible to subsequently register these legal entities. The names of these cooperatives are therefore not available on the web directory "Ludwigsburg, May 2014Ute Bitz

Contains: 1. about the organization of the educational work and the advertising activity for the war bonds in the occupation army; 2. the war welfare in general; 3. the submarine war and its effect; 4. Germany's financial strength and Germany's war bond; 5. about the organization of the educational work and the advertising activity for the war bonds in the occupation army; 3. the war welfare in general; 3. the submarine war and its effect; 4. Germany's financial strength and Germany's war bond; 4. the war bond; 4. the war bond; 4. the war bond. The German Element in the World; 6. German Warfare; 7. Do the Workers Also Have an Interest in a Good Outcome of the War; 8. The State Warfare in Germany and with Our Enemies; 9. The Military Situation - March 12, 1918; 10. The Wrestling in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a

Enthält u.a.: Anwerbung chinesischer Arbeiter für Nauru. Richtlinien vom Jan. 1907 Convention between the United Kingdom and China respecting the employment of Chines Labour in British Colonies and Protectorates, London, Mai 1904

Enthält u.a.: Vertragsverlängerung für Kontraktarbeiter (Formular) Memorandum on the procedure followed at present with respect to the introduction of labour from China 1991, Singapore, Febr. 1911 The Tamil immigration fund and its working 1910 Indian Labour in the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, 1911 Chinesische Arbeiter. Verordnung des Gouverneurs vom Samoa

Contains among other things: Recruitment and employment of indigenous workers. Regulation of the Governor of D e u t s c h - S ü d w e s t a f r i k a, 1911

Contains among other things: Chinese workers in Johannesburg

Contains among other things: Native workers for the Transvaal recruitment and employment conditions of African workers coming from the Ambolande. Ordinance of the Governor of German South-West Africa

Contains among other things: Recruitment of workers for the Johannesburg gold mines

Contains among other things: Recruitment and treatment of colored workers in the protectorate of Cameroon, regulations of Nov. 1898 and June 1899

Contains among other things: Employment contract for Chinese workers

Contains among other things: Execution and recruitment of natives as workers in the protectorate of German New Guinea, excluding the Caroline, Palau and Mariana Islands. Ordinance of July 1901

Contains among other things: The idea of a greater Germany, Berlin 1890 Health control of the natives recruited as workers in the protectorate of the New Guinea Company. Decree of October 1890 Amoy emigration to the Indian Archipelago with special reference to the Deli Company, 1891

Contains among other things: Preservation of discipline among colored workers. Ordinance of July 1900

Contains among other things: National Socialist German Workers' Party, pages 57-58 Steel Helmet, Federation of Front Soldiers, pages 165 Storm Departments (SA) of the NSDAP, pages 165 Agitation and Propaganda of the KPD, pages 131-133, 136, 184-188 Workers' Samaritan Movement, pages 162-166 Workers' Shooting Federation, pages 95 Foreign Countries, Communist Politics in, pages 80-81, 172, 278-285 Peasant and Agricultural Workers' Movement of the KPD, pages 131-132 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, pp. 53-66, 70-106, 111-118 International Labour Assistance (IAH), pp. 284 Fight Alliance against Fascism, pp. 54 Communist Party of Germany, pp. 3-48, 120-140 Communist Youth Association of Germany, pp. 61, 68, 276 Leninist-Marxist Circle, Page 255-265 Reich Association of the Unemployed, Page 50, 131 Rescue from Hunger and Frost, Page 143-147 Red Trade Union International, Page 50, 68 Red Aid of Germany, Page 166 Red Federation of Women and Girls of the KPD, Page 61, 174-188, 192-211 Storm Brigades, KPD, Page 75, 90, 134, 136, 148-156, 156-164, 222, 223-245

Contains among other things: Agitation and Propaganda of the KPD, pages 24-30, 36-39, 113-120, 127-149 Workers' Samaritan Movement, page 95 Workers' Shooting Federation, pages 89, 90-97 Insurrection and Insurrection Agitation, pages 6-10, 48-51, 152-172 Executive Committee of the III. (Communist) International ECCI, pages 6-9, 15-20 Fight Alliance Against Fascism, pages 53-55, 73, 79-81 Communist Youth International, pages 8-10 Communist Party of Germany, pages 5-122, 152-188 Communist Youth Union of Germany, pages 8-9 KPD Intelligence Service, Page 65-72 KPD Ordnerdienst, Page 73-104 Organisation Police, KPD, Page 65 Reichsverband der Erwerbslosen, Page 40 Red Young Front of the RFB, Page 73-104 Red Front Fighter League, Page 73-104 Sport Movement, Page 95-99 KPD Decomposition Work, Page 104-113, 121, 122