Explanation: In 1905, on the initiative of J. K. Vietor, Togo Baumwollgesellschaft mbH, based in Lome, was founded with strong participation from Bremen. The company dealt with the gutting and packaging of cotton grown in Togo. The Deutsch-Westafrikanische Handelsgesellschaft, Hamburg, brought a plant for processing oil fruits into the company, which became independent in 1913 as Togo Palmölwerke GmbH. In 1914 both companies were confiscated and were forced to dissolve after the First World War. Content: Supervisory Board correspondence - Minutes of the Supervisory Board meetings - Correspondence of the managing directors - Balance sheets - Reports - Orders - Reich compensation for war and colonial damage

Contains among other things: List of different millet species from the highlands of South-Adamaus and the lowlands of Middle and North-Adamaus in Cameroon

Contains among other things: State efforts to promote cotton culture in Turkestan, Transcaspia and Transcaucasia. Historical review. Ed. by the Colonial Economics Committee. Berlin, c. 1901

Contains among other things: For the route of the Togo railway Lome - Palime. ed. by Colonial Economic Committee, o.O., o.J.

Contains among other things: Economic and traffic map of Togo. Cotton growing. M.: 1:2 000 000, o.J.

Contains among other things: Establishment of seed breeding stations in the districts of Misahöhe, Atakpame and Sokode

Contains among other things: Map of the Togo protectorate within the scope of the planned Lome - Atakpame - Banjali railway. M.: 1:1 000 000, o.D.

Contains among other things: Proposals for the establishment of a cotton plantation in the German Togo area.