Contains: Enth.: - Lenel, Otto (103-109), 1911-1927 - Lenel, Paul (110-117), 1896-1915 - Lenel, Walter (118-147), 1908-1924 - Lennhoff, Ernst (148-150), 1910-1915 - Lennox, Richmond (151-162), 1918-1925 - Lenz, Friedrich (163-167), 1897-1948 - Lenz, Max (168-186), 1893-1924 - Leptien, Hans (187), 1946 - Lerche, Dr. (188), 1947 - Lettow-Vorbeck, Oskar v. (189-193), 1893-1894 - Leverkühn, August (194), 1893 - Levisohn, Wilhelm (195), 1911 - Lewald, Theodor (196-198), 1942-1945 - Lewalter, Ernst (199-200), 1947 (see also: "Kurier", Berlin) - The Liberal International, (World-Liberal-Union) (201-205), 1947 - "Liberal Association" (206-209), 1925 (see also: Pachnicke, Hermann; Schiffer, Eugen) - Liberaler Verein Charlottenburg (210), 1915 - Liberaler Verein Freiburg (211), 1919 - Lichtenberger, Henri (212), 1922 - Love, Georg (213-214), 1893 - Lieber, K., "Fraternity Saravia" (215-221), 1908-1915 - Liebermann, Felix (222), 1893 - Liebert, Arthur (223-228), 1912-1923 - Liessmann, Elisabeth (229), 1926 - Lietzmann, Hans (230-232), 1908-1925 - Lindner, Theodor (233-234), 1893 - Linnebach (235), 1910 - Linvald, Theodor (236), 1923 - Lipgens, Walter (237-238), 1946-1949 - Lippischer Lehrer-Verein (239), 1922 - Lippmann, Rose of (240), 1915 - Lithuanian legation (241), 1923 - Lithuanian chancellery (242) (see also: Timm, Ernst) - Littmann, Enno (243-244), 1913 - Litzmann, Berthold (245), 1895.

1866-1873 missionary in Sumatra, 1873-1889 teacher at the mission seminar, 1889-1903 1st inspector; Fabri to scribe in Prau Sorat/Sumatra, 1866-1873; reports of departure and arrival on Sumatra, station reports from Prau Sorat, 1866-1873; Batak teachers and Catechists to scribes, Batak language, 1873-1874; text fragment in Altbataksch by scribes; description of the duties as 1st inspector, 1889; Duitsch-Hollandse Gemeente, Otjimbingue, to scribes, c. 1893; Kaiserl. German state capital, Otjimbingue, to Schreiber, 1894; Gottfried Schlegtendal/Tres Forquilhas to Schreiber, 1896; letters from his Indonesia trip to his family, 1898-1899; letters from his Indonesia trip to Deputation, 1898; Count Udo von Stolberg-Wernigerode from Berlin to Schreiber, 1902; death announcement of Schreiber. Deputation, Dr. 1903; Condolences from around the world, 2 portfolios, 1903; J. Warneck: In memory of Dr. A. Schreiber, 1903

1. history of tradition: On 24 March 1976 the Linden-Museum Stuttgart handed over the scientific estate of the Africa-traveller Karl Mauch (born on 7 May 1837 in Stetten im Remstal, died on 4 April 1875 in Blaubeuren), comprising a total of 0.2 metres, to the Main State Archives for safekeeping. The museum connected with the surrender the condition, also approved by the two sponsors of the museum, the Ministry of Culture Baden-Württemberg and the city of Stuttgart, that the documents of the estate be restored, as far as necessary, in the Main State Archive Stuttgart. The most valuable parts of the scientifically significant estate are the diaries, the sketchbooks and the drawings of Karl Mauch. In addition to the records and other documents left behind by the well-known African explorer, the collection also contains materials from the estate of his brother Joseph B. Mauch. The biographer Karl Mauchs, the secondary school teacher E. Mager from Schwäbisch Gmünd, has taken care of the written legacy of the Africa researcher and provided for the erection of a memorial stone at the seminar building in Schwäbisch Gmünd. The estate was arranged and registered in the course of 1976 by the aspiring inspector Rolf Reiff under the direction of the undersigned. A restoration of the part of the written material that is endangered in its state of preservation is planned for the next few years. 2nd biography: Mauch, Karl (07.05.1837 - 04.04.1875), teacher, African explorer and cartographer; traveled in the years 1865-1872 mainly Transvaal and Matabeleland, discovered the ruins of Zimbabwe in 1871; cartographer of South Africa 3rd content: Contains: Diaries and sketchbooks; notes on geology, botany, zoology, and deposit geography; drawings and maps of his expeditions; Mauch's surveying instruments; documents of his brother Joseph B's estate. Mauch, pharmacist; supplemented by material collections on Mauch's life and work, mainly compiled by his biographer Engelbert Mager, erection of a Mauch monument in Schwäbisch Gmünd, scientific findings and discoveries by other African researchers; literature on Karl Mauch 4. Literature: Karl Mauch: The journals of Carl Mauch. His travels in the Transvaal and Rhodesia 1869-1872 Transcribed from the original by E. Bernhard and translated by F. O. Bernhard. Edited by E. Burke. Salisbury: National Archives of Rhodesia 1969; Carl Mauch: African Diary. In: Hartmut Selke (Bearb.), Swabian globetrotter (Kiechel, Ulsheimer, Mauch). Schwäbische Lebensläufe Volume 9 Heidenheim an der Brenz, 1971; Herbert W. A. Sommerlatte, Gold und Ruinen in Zimbabwe. From diaries and letters of the Swabian Karl Mauch (1837-1875). Gütersloh 1987; A Swabian in the Goldland Ophir? - the discovery of the ruins of Zimbabwe by Karl Mauch in 1871. [Catalogue of the] exhibition of the Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, 1991.

Three fiches. Contains: - Personal data, letters and reports, business 1894-1911.

Three fiches. Contains: - Personal data, letters and reports 1935-1968.

Correspondence, 1933-1965; Instruction and personnel questionnaire, 1936; Medical report for Käte Hamann, teacher in Lwandai, 1937; Report on "Medical Missionary Council in Dar-es-Salaam, July 1938; Annual reports of the Mission Hospital in Bumbuli, 1938-1939; "Die Aussätzigen in der Bethel-Mission, 1939; Letters from the internment camps Andalusia and Salisbury, 1940-1947

Letters and reports by Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker to Heimatleitung, 1906; Teacher "Friedrich" thanks the "beloved great teacher" (Nama), 1907

Three fiches. Contains: - Personal data, letters and reports 1910-1967 - Hanger: business 1920-1927.

1st teacher at the pre-mission school opened in 1825, left in 1827; 5 letters from Lindl to P. Leipoldt, 1827-1829; information requested by questioners about Lindl, 1951-1959

In the service of the Hermannsburg Mission in South Africa 1947-1960. 3 Fiches. Contains: - Personal data, letters and reports 1937-1968.

Teacher, Head of the Augustineum, 1907-1920 Okahandja, Windhoek, from 1922 preacher in USA ; letters and reports, 1907-1920; curriculum vitae (2 versions), references, cover letter, 1899-1918; Organisation d. Windhoek Mission Schools, 1913; Statistics and Timetable, 1918; Curriculum Vitae and Testimonies of Margarethe Nowack, née Werth, 1907; Correspondence with the German Colonial Society about reimbursement of travel home fees for Kurt Nowack, 1923;

1895-1937 in Otjimbingue, Karibib, Praeses and Inspector from 1910; Letters and reports (Presidential files separate), 1895-1910; application for missionary service, curriculum vitae, expert opinion Johannes Georg Heinrich Olpp, 1894; private letters to Inspectors d. RMG, 1895-1899; Instruction for Johannes Georg Heinrich Olpp, 1895; Report on Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidts Death in Otjimbingue, 1896; Overview of the Mountain Damra Church in Otjimbingue, 1896; What drives for faithful work in the mission can the biblical teaching of Christ's Second Coming grant us? Lecture, 12 p., hs., 1898; Lieutenant Kuhn to inspector because of missionary for Karibib, 1901; property case Redecker with sketch, 1904; holiday application Johannes Georg Heinrich Olpp, 1907; plan about Biblical history education to be mastered in the schools, Otjimbingue, 1908; private correspondence from and. with Johannes Georg Heinrich Olpp (partly from the estate), 1928-1948; correspondence with Maria Olpp, née Johannsen (also curriculum vitae and death certificate), 1948-1961; Olpp translated the book "Eine Reise durch Afrika", by J. Du Plessis, 1916, from the Netherlands into German, under the signature 1-02812 in the holdings of the Archive Library ;

1904-1908 teacher and secretary; vocations as missionary, 1904; work report (1904-1906), 1907; letter of resignation, 1908; correspondence with director Spiecker, 1908-1909; correspondence with director Berner, 1948-1950; estate:; timetable of the preschool 1903-1904; invitation and statutes of the Westphalian Miss.Conference, Dr., 1916; Westphalia and the Rhenish Mission 1905-1907, lecture, 1908; Programs of the Mission Course for Ministers and the Missionary Preacher Conference, 1908; Letters from various missionaries, 1932-1938

1901-1930 in Ondjiva, Omupanda, Namakunde, Lüderitzbucht, s.a. RMG 1.477 manuscript about Ovamboland; letters and reports, 1901-1950; curriculum vitae (3 versions), applications, medical certificate, 1891-1901; letter from Wilhelm Heumbo, Ondjiva, with d. Request for more teachers for Ovamboland, 1908; annual report of the Ovambo community Lüderitzbucht-Diamantfelder, 1919; death announcement for Karl Sckär, 1950; correspondence with the Sckär family, 1958-1964; death certificate for Wilhelmine Sckär, née Kremer, 1968

Curriculum vitae and certificates, 1924-1928; health certificates, 1925 and 1929; final and ordination certificate, 1929 and 1930; curriculum vitae and certificates for Hilda Müchler's bride, 1929; letters and letters. Reports from New Guinea, 1930-1943; annual report of the Samoan preacher Taeao Salua, by Walter Stahl, 1931; request for a trombone, teacher M. Jas, in 3 languages, c. 1931; correspondence with the Stahl couple in Australia, 1946-1964

Application, curriculum vitae and certificates for Jakob Welsch, 1904-1907; ordination certificate, 1913; health certificates, also for bride Adele Lamm, 1907, 1913 and 1931; letters and reports by Jakob Welsch from New Guinea, 1914-1939; travelogue and correspondence Adele Welsch, 1922; report on the elders, teachers and teachers, 1922. Assistant meeting in Amele, 1930; report on the death of Jakob Welsch and obituary, 1944; letters and reports by Adele Welsch from New Guinea, 1946-1963; circulars to friends, 1946-1961; medical report for Ms Welsch, 1951; correspondence with Ms Welsch in her homeland, 1963-1967