Contains: Reichsverband der Kolonialdeutschen, Appeal for the Return of Colonies to Germany; Results of a Signature Action 1919 Dt. Kolonialgesellschaft, Resolutions; General Assembly (1920) (Continued Vol. 2) 1919, 1922 Guidelines for the Granting of Advances, Aid and Support for Damages in the German Colonies (in German) protectorates on the occasion of the war; also amendments 1919 - 1922 Koloniale Arbeitsgemeinschaft, submissions of regional "departments" 1926 Backward wages of the Askaris who fought under Lettow-Vorbeck (continued vol. 2) 1921 - 1923 Dr. Heinrich Schnee (Governor): Die dt. Colonies under Foreign Mandate; Druck Leipzig 1922 Civil Rights Question of the Germans in South-West Africa 1923 Tasks and Organization of a Colonial Central Office in the Reich Government, Memorandum of the Reich Ministry for Reconstruction 1923

Membership of the city of Hof.

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Contains also: Colonialpolitischer Reichslehrgang für Beamte im Reichskolonialinstitut, Berlin (Curriculum of the Reich Security Main Office)

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Günther Hecht: Colonial question and racial thought. Series of the racial policy. Amtes, H. 16, 36 p., Dr., 1939; Nine Theses of the Office of Racial Policy on Colonial Politics, copy from Prussia. Newspaper, No. 6, January 1939; Letter of the Colonial Political Office concerning the road conditions in Southwest and South Africa and reply with statement of the Addresses of local missionaries, 1941

Contains among other things: Protection troop or national police? secret memorandum of the major of the protection police Kummetz of 1 Aug. 1937 the colonial police right - elaboration of major Kummetz of 1 Oct. 1937, supplemented to 28.10.1 Oct 1939

In the German colony of East Africa, the administration experimented with the use of zebras as mounts. For this purpose a zebra stud was established in Dar-es-Salaam / Photographer: Scherl

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Photographer: Carl Vincenti

Contains: Parade with exotic animals through Königstraße

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Former villa of the German governor in Motaotua on Samoa / Photographer: Scherl