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photography

Contains among other things: <br />- 5 course maps with position notes <br />1) Amoy - Tsingtau <br />2) Tsingtau - Yokohama <br />3) Yokohama - Kobe <br />4) Kobe - Tsingtau <br />5) Tsingtau - Shanghai.

Contains among other things: <br />- 8 price charts with position notes <br />1) Shanghai - Nanking <br />2) Wade Island - Shanghai <br />3) Shanghai - Tsingtau <br />4) Tsingtau - Amoy <br />5) Amoy - Hong Kong <br />6) Hong Kong - Swatau <br />7) Swatau - Pagode Anchorage <br />8) Foochow - Amoy.

Contains among other things: <br />- 6 course maps with position notes <br />1) Bombay - Colombo <br />2) Colombo - Singapore <br />3) Singapore - Hong Kong <br />4) Hong Kong - Tsingtau <br />5) Shanghai - Tsingtau <br />6) Great Redung Island.

28 Jan. 1905, Federal Archives, BArch N 686 Albers, Dr. Wilhelm (Surgeon General)

• Audio* description: Inscription: Wirz New Guinea, therefore partly confused with New Guinea I (1927). At EB Schneider: Wirz Südsee Brit. South N.G. and Holl. Süd N.G. The collection consists of two parts, 19 W. from the British North New Guinea, 17 W. from the Dutch South New Guinea. The original numbering begins in the south and follows as No. 18 - 36 the second part. In PHA, the numbering was reversed: W. 1 starts at the original No. 18 and ends at 34 at the original No. 15. The original rollers 16 and 17 were obviously not invenatrised. Short remarks are available.

• Audio* description: Inscription: Wirz New Guinea or Wirz New Guinea 1927 (in contrast to the second New Guinea collection of 1930). At EB Schneider: Wirz South Pacific New Guinea. Correspondence received.

Contains among other things: Trials of the Telefunkengesellschaft against the company Huth because of patent infringements, 1913 range attempts of the Telefunken-Gesellschaft from Nauen to Togo and Sayville (near New York), Nov. 1913 equipment of ships with radio stations, Dec. 1913 radio station of the Deutsche-Südseegesellschaft für drahtlose Telegraphie in Jap (Karolinen) and Nauru (Marshall Islands) in operation, Dec. 1913 radiotelegraphic length determinations between the stations Eiffelturm and Arlington, Dec. 1913. 1913 Wireless telegraphy in and with the German colonies (newspaper clipping of the "Hamburger Nachrichten"), 1914 patent situation in the field of wireless telegraphy, Jan. 1914 Safety of passenger transport by sea (memorandum of the German government), 1912 - 1914 Opening of the Danish radio station Blaavandshuk, 1914 International treaty for the protection of human life at sea, 1914 Range tests of Nauen with the "Cap Trafalgar" in the Atlantic Ocean, with maps, March - Apr. 1914 Minutes of the meeting of the committee for joint work in the field of radiotelegraphy, 14th Feb. 1914

Letters and reports from New Guinea, 1907-1910; Missionary H. Eckershoff about Wilms' condition, 1910; Missionary Pfalzer (Neudettelsauer Mission) about Wilms' condition, 1910; Correspondence with Wilms in the homeland, 1910-1911; Personalbogen u. Beschäftigungszeugnis, 1910

• Contains e.g.:<br />photos, postcards, map sketches;<br />China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam<br />stations etc.<br />Ceylon, Hong Kong; Shanghai, Tsingtau; Saipan, Ponape, Nauru, Samoa, Fiji Islands, Rabaul, Nanking, Saigon, Singapore, Shimonoseki, Yokohama, Miyadzu, Hakodate, Vladivostok, Port Arthur, Putu, Kobe, ca. 1912-1955, Bundesarchiv, BArch MSG 2 Subject and biographical collection on German military history description: Contains and others: Photos, postcards, map sketches; China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam stations and others: Ceylon, Hong Kong; Shanghai, Tsingtau; Saipan, Ponape, Nauru, Samoa, Fiji Islands, Rabaul, Nanking, Saigon, Singapore, Shimonoseki, Yokohama, Miyadzu, Hakodate, Vladivostok, Port Arthur, Putu, Kobe,

Contains mainly: abdications

• Contains:<br />sketches and maps of the German South Sea possessions<br />diary records, 1910-1911 1910-1912, Federal Archives, BArch MSG 2 Subject and biographical collection on German military history description: Contains: Sketches and maps of German South Sea possessions Diary entries, 1910-1911