A member of the German Schutztruppe (left) next to a local Askari / Photographer: Scherl

Soldiers of the Schutztruppe and their military transport goods in the colony D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a during World War I / Photographer: Scherl

German soldiers and Askari of the protective group in defensive position in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a during the First World War / Photographer: Scherl

Askaris and German officers of the German Schutztruppe in a battle position near Kilimanjaro / Photographer: Scherl

Local students are taught by a black teacher in Wuga. / Photographer: Scherl

A German teacher gives black students a school lesson. On the wall above the blackboard hang the pictures of Emperor Wilhelm II and Empress Auguste Viktoria / Photographer: Scherl

German sailors of the Marine Landing Command in front of the 'Hotel Irene' in Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Circulars, Communications, Minutes, Conference Decisions, Correspondence; Reply to International Missionary Council, 1935; Foreign Exchange Leaflet for German Evangelical Missionaries, 4 p., Dr., 1935; 1. 2. preliminary draft f. Satzung d. DEMR, e.V., Tübingen, 1935; 3rd draft by Barmen-Bethel, 1935; Satzung d. DEMT e.V., 1935; Freytag: Impressions from the visit of German mission fields in South Asia, 7 p., ms., 1935; Bodelschwingh: Letter to the advisory board of the Arbeitsgem. missionary and diaconal works and associations in German Evangelical Church, 10 p., ms. 1936; Order on the registration of German nationals abroad f. active military service and Reichsar-beitsdienst, 1936; Die beiden Wege (d. Bekennende Kirche), 5 p., ms., 1936; Knak: Reflection in German evangelical mission, 5 p., ms., 1936

Contains among other things: Use of dignified postal officials in the protectorates and participation of the post reservation states in the income of German post offices abroad Qu. 6 - 13; Draft of a Colonial Civil Servants Act (1910) Qu. 24

Soldiers of the Schutztruppe in Deutsch-Südwestafrika on their camels / Photographer: Scherl

Officers of the Imperial Navy in front of the monument to the occupation of Kiautschou Bay by Admiral Diederichs in Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Staff lists of the embassy (civil servants, employees, attachés, staff of the ambassador), 1937

Contains among other things: Pensions of the China advisers (officers), 1938 List of the members of the former Chinese staff of advisers recalled to their homeland, 1938

German soldiers of the imperial Schutztruppe with native Askaris in a defensive position during riots or the military submission in Cameroon. Undated photo, ca. 1900. / Photographer: Scherl

History of the Inventor: The German Labor Front (DAF) was founded on May 10, 1933 after the dissolution of Gewerkschaf‧ten under the leadership of Robert Ley; legally an affiliated association of the NSDAP; the territorial structure corresponded to that of the NSDAP; in accordance with the ordinance of October 24, 1934 on the "nature and purpose of the DAF," all workers, employees, and entrepreneurs were united as equal members; with approximately 23,000,000 members, it was the largest Nazi mass organization. Inventory description: The Institute of Ergonomics was founded in the spring of 1935 as the scientific centre of the DAF. For its activities, the Institute evaluated newspapers and periodicals and used collections of newspaper clippings taken over from other trade unions, in particular from the German National Association of Assistants and the German Master Craftsmen's Association in Düsseldorf, the tradition of which became the basis of the Institute's collection from the end of the 19th century. These newspaper clippings form the largest part of the NS 5 VI holdings, but correspondence also exists. State of development: Findbuch, 13 Bde (1981), file citation method: BArch, NS 5-VI/...