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            BArch, R 8133 · Fonds · 1884-1936
            Part of Federal Archives (Archivtektonik)

            History of the Inventory Designer: In 1885, the New Guinea Company was formed in Berlin from the consortium that had undertaken numerous voyages of discovery in New Guinea between 1884 and 1885 under the direction of Adolph von Hansemann. The aim was to establish a state in the South Seas with its own sovereign rights under the protection of the German Reich; in May 1889, the German Reich temporarily took over bisSept. In 1892 the administration of the protectorate, the costs continued to be borne by the company; when the investments in 1893 increased to 7 million. In April 1895 the administration was transferred to the German Reich; the company thus became a purely private acquisition company, which in 1900 was transformed into a German colonial company; its headquarters became Rabaul; after the ownership of the New Guinea company had been confiscated by Australia in 1920, it sought a new field of activity in Venetzuela and Cameroon. Characterization of the content: Takeover of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands by the German Reich with the help of the New Guinea Company (Imperial Protection Letters); annual reports of the management and business correspondence. State of development: Publication Findbuch and Online Findbuch 2003 Citation method: BArch, R 8133/...

            German New Guinea Company
            Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, N 110 · Fonds
            Part of Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Dept. Main State Archives Stuttgart (Archivtektonik)

            Content and evaluation of the collective stock without spatial limitation analogous to stock N 100, to which it is generally connected in terms of time. Together with the maps in M 640 (until 1978: N 111), most of the maps united here formed the map collection of the former Army Archives Stuttgart, which was affiliated to the Main State Archives after 1945. This collection as well as other existing maps of the period up to 1945 were rearranged and listed in the years 1963-1964. Maps from the period before about 1820 to 1830 were separated out and assigned to inventory N 100. In addition, the maps were divided into military and non-military maps, which in 1968 received the various inventory signatures N 111 and N 110. The structure of the non-military maps in this collection, which belong in their mass to the 19th century, follows the political zoning valid until 1914 and shows the following groups: World Maps, Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Central Europe, European Countries (Balkans, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein, France, Greece, Great Britain, Italy, Yugoslavia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Austria-Hungary, Romania, Russia with Finland, peripheral states and Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Czechoslovakia), German Reich, German Länder (Bavaria, Alsace-Lorraine, Hesse, Hohenzollern, Lippe, Lübeck, Mecklenburg, Oldenburg, Prussia, Saxony, Württemberg, Baden). For all groups, topographic maps and map series of various scales are the most important genre; especially for the German Länder, administrative, traffic and hiking maps, other thematic maps and city maps are added. Apart from individual sheets, the holdings do not contain any cadastral maps.

            Best. 614, A 261 · File · 1908-1930
            Part of Historical Archive of the City of Cologne (Archivtektonik)

            Hamburg South Sea expedition, 1908; excavation law of 26.3.1914; murder of German missionaries on the Gazelles peninsula (German New Guinea, New Vorpommern), 1904; inclusion of ethnology in the curriculum of the Cologne School of Economics, 1910; visiting hours of the municipal museums in the winter half-year 1929/30 1.10.1929-31.3.1930.Old signatures: 26.

            Best. 614, A 256 · File · 1910-1925
            Part of Historical Archive of the City of Cologne (Archivtektonik)

            Contains:B. Ankermann, Berlin. The natives of the grassland of Northwest Cameroon; 11.03.1910 W. Volz, Wroclaw. The Bataker North Sumatra; 18.11.1910 Alfred Zintgraff. Abyssinian Emperor and People; 17.01.1911 A. Kraemer, Bannow (Stuttgart). Neu-Mecklenburg after own studies; 03.04.1911 R. Neuhaus, Berlin. German New Guinea; 27.10.1911 J. Elbert, Frankfurt. Research in the eastern Malay archipelago; 10.01.1912 Erland Freiherr von Nordenskiöld. My journey among the Indians of Bolivia; 19.04.1912 Duke Adolf Friedrich von Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The German Inner Africa Expedition 1910/11; 29.04.1912 Felix Speiser, Basel. Research trips in the New Hebrides; 05.12.1913 O.D. Tauern. Land and people of a Moluccan island; 18.02.1913 Leo Frobenius, Berlin. From Ethiopia to Atlantis; 10.01.1913 L. Schermann, Munich. Ethnological observations in Hinterindien; 09.01.1914 by Le Coq., Berlin. Cultural currents in Central Asia; 27.11.1925 Old signatures: 256.