Contains among other things:- KVR [Textor] to the Director General of the Prussian State Library Berlin: Purchase of colonial maps by the State Library; o.O., 30.12.1941, (kult/wiss), p. 005- Note by KVR Petri on talks with Hubermont, General Secretary of the C.C.W. (relationship between C.C.W. and Walloon Cultural Council), Lecturer van Dingenen, University of Louvain (conflict with university) and Prof Maes, Director of the Colonial Museum in Tervueren (lectures by Maes in Bonn and Frankfurt); o.O., 27.12.1941, (kult), p. 029- Certificate from KVR Petri for Prof. Dr. Paul Ledoux (University of Brussels/University of Hamburg) in support of the order for the acquisition of various collection objects and demonstration objects in Belgium for the Chair of World Forestry and Colonial Forestry Development at the University of Hamburg; o.O.., 19.12.1941, (kult/wiss), p. 080- KVR Petri an Prof. Dr. A. Burssens, Melle/Gent: Wiederzulassung der kolonialwissenschaftlichen Zeitschrift "Kongo Overzee"; o.O., 15.12.1941, (kult/bildg), p. 139.Umfang : 01 cm.Bestellsignatur : 914/132.Altsignatur : R.II.1-R.II.99.1.Remark : Labelling: Dr. Petri, Handakten, from: 11.12.1941 to 31.12.1941, No. 8 Tear marks: Before p. 052, after p. 064, S. 100, S. 107, S. 129, S. 139.

History of the Inventor: Since its inception, the Navy has also included units intended to be deployed on land, such as the Naval Corps, which had been a naval battalion since 1852, and the naval artillery set up in 1857, known as the Sailor's Artillery since 1877. 1898 a II. in Wilhelmshaven was added to the I. Seebataillon in Kiel. In 1898, the III Lake Battalion was created for the Kiautschou leasehold. From the naval reservists called up in 1914, new units were improvised for use in Flanders, Turkey and for fortress and coastal defence units. Description of the stock: Since its foundation, the Navy has also included units intended for land-based use, such as the Naval Corps, which had been a naval battalion since 1892, and the naval artillery set up in 1857, which had been called sailor artillery since 1877. 1889 a II. in Wilhelmshaven was added to the I. Seebataillon in Kiel. In 1898, the III Lake Battalion was created for the Kiautschou leasehold. From the naval reservists called up in 1914, new units were improvised for use in Flanders, Turkey and for fortress and coastal defence units. Content characterisation: The collection contains documents on the use of naval units in East Asia and in the German colonies. In addition to war diaries, there are also isolated records of naval divisions, naval brigades, sailor regiments, sea battalions, sailor artillery, sea rifles and special technical troops from World War 1. The collection also contains documents from the traditional association of marines. State of preservation: Catalogue of archival records Scope, Explanation: Stock without increase 28.0 lfm 892 AE Citation method: BArch, RM 121-I/...