Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5 Description: 2 Europeans (1 of them Miss. Blumer?), behind them 9 Africans (carriers, mostly with cloths), in front luggage. Reference: See album 11, no. 232 (10.9 X 7.6) m. Title "Early Childhood School in Mamba with its Principal, Mission Teacher Miss Seesemann".

Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,2 X 8,8. Description: in steppe landscape with euphorbia. Reference: Plate and cardboard no. 103 in negative box; a magnification glued on cardboard exists (22,4 X 16,7).

Phototype: Photo. Format: 17,0 X 12,2 Description: 9 african. Men and 3 women, dressed with scarves and shirts, waiting, standing or sitting on boxes. Remark: Published..: Gl. 1908, Number Six.

During an expedition in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a the colonial politician and Africa researcher Carl Peters crosses the river Wami with local porters / Photographer: Scherl

Records of missionary Carl Hugo Hahn, ms.; bound to the history of the station Neu-Barmen (Otjikango), the Herero people and Jonker Afrikaner; diaries about two journeys to Ovamboland, 1857 and 1866; diary about e. Reise zum Waterberg, 1871, 467 p. ms;

Contains among other things: List of the members of the Reich arriving from South West Africa in May and June, 1916

Captain at sea Zeye, commander of the landing corps S.M.S. 'Kaiser' and commander of the landing troops with his officers and interpreters in the Chinese military camp, in the east fort of Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Report about his meeting with Enver Pascha

Contains: Officials Cameroon

Contains: Officials Cameroon

Contains: Officials in Cameroon

Contains: Officials in Cameroon

Cameroon: 1884-1914, colonies: German-Westafrica, Germany, German Reich Group photo of the first 20 native Askaris under the leadership of Lieutenant von Stetten in the German protectorate Cameroon / Photographer: Scherl

105 sheets, Contains: - Award of orders and decorations: by Alberti (Colonel, Commander of the Infantry Directorate No. 120); Ulderico d'Alessandro (First Lieutenant of the Bodyguard of the King of Italy); by Alten (Lord of the Upper Chamber of Oldenburg); Koziro Amano (Legation Secretary of the Japanese Legation in Berlin); Anselm (Wuerttemberg Second Lieutenant of the Grenadier Regiment No. 123); von Arnswald (commander of the Wartburg); Bahr (German consul in Liverpool); Bayer (Württemberg court architect); Novaria Chevalier Bartolomeo (valet of the king of Italy); Marquis Emmanuel de Beccaria Incisa (First Secretary of the Italian Embassy in Berlin); Baron von Bechtolsheim (Bavarian Bathing Commissioner in Kissingen); Beck (Protestant Pastor in Kissingen); Benignus (Wuerttemberg Second Lieutenant of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Benischek (Würtemberg chef); Benzinger (Major of the Ulanen Regiment No. 19, Adjutant at the General Command of the 13th Army Corps); von Besserer-Thalfingen I (Württemberg Second Lieutenant of the Grenadier Regiment No. 123); Beyer (bookseller in Bergen); Heinrich Blind (Council of Commerce in Geneva); Bormann (Railway Director, Privy Senior Government Council), Böhlk (Chief Operations Inspector in Oldenburg); Bolfras von Ahnenburg (Major General, Chairman of the Austrian Military Chancellery); Bosisio (Head of the Italian Court Telegraph Office); Alexandre Brancaccio di Carpino (Major, Adjutant of the Prince of Naples); Count von Brühl (Princely Lippe Chamberlain and Councillor); von Bünau (Saxon Captain of the 2nd Symphony of the Italian Court) Grenadier regiment no. 101); Bumiller (retired lieutenant second lieutenant) Officer in the East African Schutztruppe); von Buttel (senior government councillor, lecturer in the state ministry), Carafa di Noja (master of ceremonies of the king of Italy); Chalaupka (official of the Austrian military chancellery); Chan (Hoomphre, attaché of the Siamese extraordinary mission); Edgar von Cramm-Oelber (ducal chamberlain of Brunswick); Baron von Dalwigk (upper court marshal, chamberlain of Oldenburg); Dankl (Austrian captain); von Derenthall (Prussian extraordinary envoy and authorized minister in Weimar); Nai Roy Ek Droos (attaché of the Siamese extraordinary mission); Baron von Eberstein (lieutenant seconde of the reserve, chief of the East African Schutztruppe); Edler (clerical servant at the German embassy in London); von Egidy (Saxon colonel, commander of the 2nd Reich); von Derenthall (Prussian colonel, commander of the German army); von Egidy (German colonel, commander of the German army). Grenadier Regiment No. 101); Ehlers (Africa traveller from Hamburg); Oscar von Ernsthausen (businessman in London); Dr. Eucken-Addenhausen (Lord Mayor in Eisenach); Dr. Graf zu Eulenburg (Prussian extraordinary envoy and authorized minister, Legation Council); Faik Bey (Secretary of the Sultan); Falck (German Consul in Stavanger); Feye (Lippischer Oberforstmeister); Filippi (Secretary in the Italian Ministry of the Royal House); Gioachimo Filippo (Commander of the Legion of the Carabinieri in Naples); von Flatow (Lieutenant Seconde of Württemberg of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Fleischmann (Württemberg Second Lieutenant of the Grenadier Regiment No. 123); Flor (Minister of Oldenburg); de la Fremoir (Provision Master in the East African Schutztruppe); Freudenberg (Major of the Württemberg General Staff); Baron von Friesen (Chamberlain); Dr. phil. Robert Frühling (Major of the Landwehr in Braunschweig); Fuchs (Mayor of Kissingen); Funk (Württemberg Major of the Grenadier Regiment No. 119); Chevalier Galeazzi (Italian Police Inspector); Glaser (Württemberg Major of the Infantry Regiment No. 119); and 120); Wilhelm Johann Hubert Graven (Chief of the Dutch Criminal and Security Police in Maastricht); Baron von Gravenreuth (Chief of the auxiliary troops of the East African Schutztruppe); Baron von Groß (Real Privy Councillor, Chief of the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Interior in Weimar); Prince Alfred of Great Britain and Ireland; von Grün (Oberhausmarschall, Chamberlain of Oldenburg); Happoldt (Württemberg Major of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Hasenclever (corvette captain, commands to the embassy in London); Hausmann (staff accountant in Munich); Count Leo Henckel von Donnersmarck (chief of the upper castle, real privy councillor, chamberlain in Weimar); von Heimburg (court marshal, chamberlain, Prussian colonel retired); Hetzel (Württemberg lieutenant premier of the infantry regiment no. 120); Hocke (non-commissioned officer in the East African Schutztruppe); Hoffmann (non-commissioned officer in the East African Schutztruppe); Prince Hermann zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg; Hereditary Prince zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg (Second Lieutenant in the 2nd Garde-Dragoner Regiment); von Holleben gen. von Normann (Saxon Lieutenant General, Commander of the 2nd Division No. 24); Illich (Provision Master in the East African Protection Force); Izzet Bey (Turkish Colonel of the Cavalry and Wing Adjutant of the Sultan); Jansen (Minister of Oldenburg); Jenssen (Consul in Drontheim); Jitschin (Württemberg First Lieutenant of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Jordan (Württemberg Staff Secretary, Privy Court Councillor); Heinrich Jordan (Kammerfourier in Weimar); Mehdi Kuli Khan Kadschar (Intendant of the Persian Empire, Medsch-ed-Dovleh); Reinhold Kassel (Hoffourier in Weimar); Kay (Sergeant in the East African Schutztruppe); Keller (German Consul in Southampton); von Kern (Württemberg Major of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Abul Kasim Khan (Persian Adjutant General, Naser-el-Mulk); Ali Kuli Khan (Minister of Telegraphs, Mines and Education, Mochber-ed-Dovleh); Dschehangir Khan (Persian Minister of Fine Arts); Gulam Hussein Khan (Secret Secretary of the Persian Shah, Emin-n-Chalvat); Gulam Hussein Khan (First Persian Chamberlain, Sadik-es-Saltaneh); Mirsa Ali Khan (Minister of Posts and Presidents of the State Council, Emin-ed-Dovleh); Mirsa Ali Asger Khan (Persian Grand Minister, Emin-es-Sultan); Mirsa Reza Khan (Extraordinary Persian Minister in Berlin); Emil König (Kitchen Inspector in Weimar); Otto Könnecke (Duke of Brunswick Court Secretary); Dr. Kohlstock (doctor in the East African Schutztruppe); Krenzler (retired Prime Lieutenant), Chief of the East African Protection Force); Kriebel (retired Bavarian Major General, previously commander of the 2nd foot artillery regiment in Metz); Prof. Franz Lange (London); Baron von Liliencron (Lippischer Hofstallmeister and Chamberlain); Juan Rodolfo Leseur (Hamburg merchant); Count Leutrum von Ertingen (Court Marshal of Princess Friedrich von Württemberg); Graf von Leyden (First Secretary of the German Embassy in London); Baron von Lutz (Prime Minister of Bavaria); Baron von Meysenbug (Princely Marshal of the Russian Court in Gera); Baron von Mittnacht (Dr., Württemberg Prime Minister); Möbius (Chancellor of the German Embassy); Möhl (Oberhofgarteninspektor in Munich); Mohr (German Consul in Bergen); Freiherr von Molsberg (Württemberg Lieutenant General and Adjutant General); Alonzo Moore (Attaché of the Siamese Extraordinary Mission); Muarin-el-Mulk (Head of Section in the Persian Ministry of Foreign Affairs); Müller (Commander of the Gendarmerie, Prussian Major a.D.); Müller (Württemberg court gardener); Count of Münster (ambassador in Paris); Muff (Württemberg captain of the Grenadier regiment No. 123); Mother (non-commissioned officer in the East African Schutztruppe); Naeter (sergeant in the East African Schutztruppe); Baron von Neurath (Württemberg Chamberlain); Mirsa Nisam (Persian Adjutant General, Muhandis-es-Memalik); Osman Nizami Bey (Lieutenant Colonel in the Turkish General Staff); Nurisio (Head of Department in the Italian Ministry of the Royal House and Private Secretary to King Humbert of Italy); Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria; Ohrt (garden inspector of Oldenburg); Grand Duke Peter of Oldenburg; Pabst (Lord Mayor of Weimar); von Parseval (Bavarian Lieutenant General and Adjutant General); Petri (Mayor of Detmold); Mom Rajawongse Piya (Private Secretary of Prince Sanitwongse of Siam); Osio (Colonel and Vice Governor of the Prince of Naples); Albert Otto (Duke of Brunswick Minister of State); Mattioli Pasqualini (Attaché of the Italian Embassy in Berlin); Dr. Petersen (First Secretary of the branch of the Archaeological Institute in Rome); Mom Rajawongse Pheen (Attaché of the Siamese Extraordinary Mission); Baron von Plato (Court Marshal of Prince Wilhelm of Württemberg); August Prötzel (Police Director in Braunschweig); Mohamed Bey Raschid (Deputy Governor of Suez); Comendatore Rattazzi (Secretary General in the Italian Ministry of the Royal House); Baron von Redwitz (Bavarian Captain and Chief of Batteries in the 3rd District) Field Artillery Regiment); Baron von Reischach (Württemberg Lieutenant Colonel and Wing Adjutant); Friedrich Wilhelm Reuter (Director of the Braunschweig Fire Brigade); Baron von Richthofen (Lippe Cabinet Minister); Ferdinand Rittmeyer (Mayor of Braunschweig); Count Robilant (Major, Military Attaché at the Italian Embassy in Berlin); Roli (Cabinet Courier of the Italian King Humbert); Vincenzo Rossi Toesca (Attaché of the Italian Embassy in Berlin); Ferdinand Hermann Andreas Ruete (Hamburg merchant); Ruhstrat (Minister of State of Oldenburg); Ruland (Director of the Grand Ducal Museum and the Goethe National Museum in Weimar); Sachs (Austrian Corvette Captain); Grand Duke Carl Alexander von Sachsen-Weimar; Prince Hermann von Sachsen-Weimar; Hereditary Grand Duke Karl August von Sachsen-Weimar; Saglione (personal physician to King Humbert of Italy); Sartorius (stable master, Prussian Major a.D.); Schäfer (Hoffourier in Munich); Schjott (German vice-consul in Dover); Dr. Schmelzkopf (senior physician of the Schutztruppe in East Africa); Schmettau (head of the German embassy office in London); Schmidt (retired lieutenant secretary), Chief of the East African Protection Force); of Schnehen (Deputy Chief Stable Master, Chamberlain, Saxon Major General (retired)), Baron von Schrenk (Lord Mayor of Oldenburg); Baron Henry Schröder; Schütte (Caretaker of Oldenburg); Schröder (Rear Admiral, commanding the embassy in London); Seeger (Württemberg Second Lieutenant of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Seible (Württemberg Captain of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); Count Umberto Serristori (Attaché of the Italian Embassy in Berlin); Wilhelm Semler (Chairman of the Municipal Assembly in Braunschweig); Prince Chow Sye Sanitwongse of Siam; Phra Anant Sombat (Attaché of the Siamese Extraordinary Mission); Staas (Dutch Captain); Cornel Stadler (Austro-Hungarian Consul in Breslau); Stein (Württemberg Captain of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); von Steinheil (Württemberg Minister of War); Stemrich (Legation Councillor in the Foreign Office); Stichling (Minister of State in Weimar, Real Privy Councillor); von Strauch (Chief Hunter Master and Speaker in the State Ministry in Weimar); Mom Rajawongse Suaphan (Secretary of Prince Sanitwongse of Siam); Sulzer (Second Lieutenant a.D., Marquis de Montri Suriyawongse (extraordinary envoy of the King of Siam in London); Count Széchényi (Austro-Hungarian ambassador in Berlin); Le Tanneux von Saint-Paul-Illaire (general representative of the German East African Society); Dr. Tholozan (personal physician to the Persian Shah); Baron Thumb von Neuburg (Württemberg Colonel and Hereditary Marshal); Baron von Ulmenstein (Princely Lippe Court Marshal); Cavalieri Valenti (Mayor of Frascati); Baron von Valois (First Lieutenant of the Grenadier Regiment No. 119); Baron Ludolph von Veltheim-Veltheim (ducal Brunswick master of ceremonies); von Wachholtz (ducal Brunswick lieutenant general, adjutant general of Prince Albrecht of Prussia); Walther (castle keeper in Munich); Count von Wedel (Oberberschenk, Kammerherr zu Oldenburg); Count Ernst von Wedel (Oberstallmeister and Kammerherr in Weimar); Count Oskar von Wedel (Hausmarschall, Kammerherr, Cabinet Secretary of the Grand Duke in Weimar); Rudolf Wimmer (Portrait painter in Munich); Ludwig Winter (City Planning Officer in Brunswick); Wissmann (Reich Commissioner for East Africa); Wolff (Member of the Railway Directorate, Chief Planning Officer); Duke Albrecht of Württemberg; Count Yamagata (Lieutenant General, Japanese Minister of the Interior); Zanders (Staff Controller in Munich); von Ziegler (Württemberg Prime Lieutenant of the Grenadier Regiment No. 123); Zischwitz (Württemberg Major of the Infantry Regiment No. 120); - appointment as foreign knight of the Order pour le mérite for Sciences and Arts: - appointment to diplomatic posts: von Bergen (previously Consul, now appointed extraordinary envoy in Costa Rica); - military rankings and remittances: von Abercron (lieutenant secretary, commanded to the Embassy in St. Petersburg) Petersburg); von Baumbach (Second Lieutenant of the 2nd Guard Regiment on foot, commanding to the Tehran Legation); Count von Bernstorff (Second Lieutenant of the 1st Guard Regiment on foot, commanding to the Tehran Legation); Count von Bernstorff (Second Lieutenant of the 1st Guard Regiment on foot). Guard Field Artillery Regiment, commanding the Embassy in Constantinople); von Brocken (Second Lieutenant, of the 1st Guard Dragoner Regiment, commanding the Embassy in Bucharest); von Eck (First Lieutenant, of the Ulan Regiment No. 10, commanding the Embassy in Madrid); von Engelbrecht (Major, commanding the Embassy in Rome, appointed the Wing Adjutant of the King, ranked in the General Staff of the Army); von Funcke (Captain, previously adjutant to the Chief of General Staff of the Army, commanded as military attaché to the Embassy in Bern); Freiherr von Kap-Herr I (Lieutenant Seconde of the Leibhusaren Regiment, commanded to the Embassy in Vienna); von Kemnitz (First Lieutenant of the Westphalian Dragoon Regiment No. 7, commanded to the Embassy in Paris); by Lilien (second lieutenant, of the Hessian Field Artillery Regiment No. 25, commanded to the Embassy in Brussels); by the East (second lieutenant of the Hussar Regiment No. 7, commanded to the Embassy in Rome); Count of Radolin (second lieutenant of the Hussar Regiment No. 25, commanded to the Embassy in Rome); by Lilien (second lieutenant of the Hussar Regiment No. 25, commanded to the Embassy in Brussels); by the East (second lieutenant of the Hussar Regiment No. 7, commanded to the Embassy in Rome); Count of Radolin (second lieutenant of the Hussar Regiment No. 25, commanded to the Embassy in Rome). 7, released from command at the Embassy in Rome); Baron Thumb von Neuburg (First Lieutenant of the Hanover Hussar Regiment No. 15, commanded to the Embassy in Vienna); Count von Schmettau (Captain, commanded at the Embassy in Brussels, the General Staff of the Armed Forces aggregated); von Weise (Major of the Great General Staff, appointed Head of Department in the Military Cabinet, relieved of command at the Embassy in Bern); von Villaume (Colonel, military representative at the Russian court, now Brigande commander); Wissmann (Captain, commanding the Foreign Office); Count Yorck von Wartenburg (Captain, commanding the embassy in St. Petersburg, the General Staff of the Armed Forces); from Zansen to Zansen, from the East (named Sekondeleutnannt vom 2. Pommerschen Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 9, hitherto at the Embassy in Brussels, commanded to the Federal Foreign Office) - Transfer to (provisional) retirement: - Granting of assistance: Widow of the Chamberlain von Normann (envoy in Oldenburg) - Holiday permits: from Deines (Major, commands to the Embassy in Vienna); Baron von Hoiningen gen. Huene (wing assistant, commanding to the embassy in Paris); von Rantzau (major, commanding to the embassy in Munich); Graf von Schmettau (major, commanding to the embassy in Brussels) - permits: Acquisition of land in Berlin by Austria-Hungary and payment of the taxes payable on it to the Legation Fund; foundation of Wilhelm Duden, Forest near Brussels, for the benefit of needy officials of the Foreign Office; budget overruns at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1888/89 - transfer of disciplinary penal authority and the power to conduct summary war proceedings in his escort team in South West Africa to Captain von Francois - appointment: - marriage consensus: ; Aberle 2018

Introduction : C 2 - Warburg Health DepartmentWith the "Law on the Unification of the Health System" of 3 July 1934, the establishment of health departments was ordered in the city and county districts on the basis of the lower administrative authority on 1 April 1935. The health offices were entrusted with the following tasks: health police, hereditary and race care including marriage counselling, public health education, school health care, maternal and child counselling, care for tuberculosis, sexually ill persons, physically handicapped persons, infirmity and addicts. In addition, it was planned to involve doctors in measures to promote personal hygiene and physical exercise as well as in official, court and confidential medical activities. The health offices were state institutions run by a state medical officer. The state health department in Warburg began its service on 1 May 1935. Initially, until June 1935, Dr. Walter Czerwionka, a medical assessor employed as a district physician since 1 February 1934, took over the management. However, Dr. Carl Kirchner began his service as director on 5 June 1935. The seat of the health office became the district administration office (Kreishaus), in which rooms for preventive health care already existed and in which the health office moved into the rooms that were actually intended to be used as a district administration apartment. However, these rooms were completely inadequate for the new requirements. Thus the winter garden, which was difficult to heat, was used as a waiting room and, since the appointment of an assistant doctor in January 1937, as her consulting room with "unbearable cold in winter", whereby the hallway had to become a waiting room. In 1941 the district administrator's room came to the health department. A new building was considered for several years, but planning was discontinued in 1942 due to the war. In May 1945 rooms and inventory were heavily devastated by the occupation soldiers. In May 1945, the district officer of the British military government seized the premises of the health department. The Health Department found an - inadequate and expensive - alternative quarter in the Commerzbank building and from 1951 in its rear building, the former hall of a hotel divided by press fabric walls. In 1959 the health department moved into a new building next to the district hall. By a joint decree of the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Finance of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia of 27 January 1947, it was ordered that the costs of the former state health offices for the accounting year 1947 be provided for in the district budgets. This also applied to the personnel costs of the medical officers. Until the end of the accounting year 1946 on 31 March 1947, the costs of the health offices were still borne by the State Treasury. By decree of 19 March 1947, the Minister of Social Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia ordered the districts to take over the entire staff and inventory. Thus the State Health Office Warburg was transferred to the district. The legal regulation took place only later. On 30 April 1948, the State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia passed the "Law on the Integration of State Special Authorities of the District Stage into the District and City Administrations". The first state medical officer and head of the health department was Dr. med. Carl Kirchner (born September 21, 1889 in Merseburg), who retired on March 31, 1952 due to a serious illness. On August 1, 1952, Dr. Karl-Theodor Roeingh, Medical Councillor, took over the management of the health office. Horst Zeidler, MD, was the last senior medical officer of the Warburg district. The holdings contain the files as they were transferred from the Warburg branch to the district archives. A small collection of 56 numbers of splinters can be found in the Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen (department OWL) in Detmold as "D 102 Gesundheitsamt Warburg". According to information in No. 80 of the holdings in the district archives, "a large part of the files of the health department was destroyed by the effects of war in 1945". A considerable part of the files and processes contained in the holdings are subject to official medical secrecy and may therefore only be used within 60 years of the creation of the documents or the final year of the file under special consideration of § 7 Paragraph 6 of the Archivgesetz Nordrhein-Westfalen (ArchivG NRW) of 16 March 2010. In the case of personal archive records, the provisions of § 7 (1) No. 1-3 and § 7 (6) No. 1-4 ArchivG NRW must also be taken into account. Höxter, February 2013 (Horst-D. Krus) It is to be quoted: District Archives Höxter C 2 No. ....

Unrest and suspicion of incitement to cross into French territories with the support of the French authorities, 1906nService with the French detachment of the Franco-German Commission for the border demarcation of East Cameroon despite the wanted notice from the German authorities, 1906nFreier, Otto, Provision concerning his return to Germany, 1906nAfrican soldiers from the German detachment of the Franco-German Commission for the border demarcation of East Cameroon entitled to free repatriation to the Protectorate of Togo. - Nominative list, 1907Assumption of command by First-Lieutenant Bertram, 19.5.1906

Contains also: Two photos of Emin Pasha as a student and Turkish doctor

Funeral of the fallen German soldiers at the cemetery of Swakopmund in March 1916 / Photographer: Scherl

Note: Sawitzki: Missionary Bürgi with his second wife

Note: Dublette: Missionary Bürgi with his trombone choir. Amedzowe - Image content identical to 0252.

Photographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,6. Description: Stone weir, on it 14 African workers (1 m. turban, 1 europ. cl.) 1 European.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,3 X 6,9. Description: African worker with beams, 1 European, 2 rectangular buildings with grass roof, 1 Chagga house, about grass (East Kilim construction). Reference: See album 11, no. 213 (/,6 X 10,6) m. Title "A wood carver at work (Moschi man)".