History of the Inventory Designer: Theodor Seitz, On the Rise and Fall of German Colonial Power. Erinnerungen, 3 Vol., Karlsruhe 1927-1929 Governor of Cameroon and Deutsch-Südwestafrika Inventory description: Diaries on journeys through Cameroon (status: 1977) Citation method: BArch, N 1175/...

Contains among other things: Diaries of the Commander of the Schutztruppe in Deutsch-Südwestafrika, Major General Viktor Franke. Prevention of an evaluation and publication in an anti-German sense, 1937-1938 Frankenfeld, Alfred: Österreichs Spiel mit dem Kriege, 1935-1936 Frenssen, Gustav: Der Glaube der Nordmark, 1936-1938 "Elf Jahre in der Fremdenlegion", 1936-1937 Friedensburg, Ferdinand, 1937 Friedmann, Friedrich-Franz, 1935-1939 Füssmann, Werner: Franz Liszt, ein Künstlerleben in Wort und Bild, 1936

1816-1903); 1845-1861 in Otjikango, Otjimbingue, Bethanien, Sarepta, Stellenbosch, 1862-1893 at the Cap; letters and diaries, 1843-1903; also letters and travel diary of Anna Rath, née Jörris, 1846-1847;

Correspondences, especially with the museum, lists of sent objects (also ethnographic), diary about East Africa excursion, 2 maps, curriculum vitae

Contains: - Testimonies, CVs, diaries, photos and correspondence.

1853-1878 in Bethany; Military clearance certificate and other military service papers, 1847-1851; Letters from the time of military service, 1851; Letters and diaries from Africa, 1852-1878; Letter from the widow Magdalene Kreft, née Hatje, 1879;

1844-1847 in Capeland, 1848-1852 in Worchester, Otjikango, Okahandja, Otjimbingue, leaving, from 1852 preacher at the Cap, Paarl; sacred poems and songs, composed and recorded by Friedrich Wilhelm Kolbe in his youth, octavheft, not published.Diary for Mr. Eickhoff, Gütersloh, with 7 drawings and explanations, 1847-1848; letters and diaries from various locations, including "Bericht über d. Überfall Jonker Afrikaners auf d. Missions-Station Schmelens Erwartung", 23.08.1850; rehearsal of the Rhine. Missionspresse, 1849; Report on the death of his wife Isabella Kolbe, née Elliott, 1893;

1841-1854 in Kommaggas, Bethanien, Tulbagh, 1852-1854 in Capeland, from 1854 back in Norway, s.a. RMG 2.598, parts of the file heavily damaged; curriculum vitae, 1841; letters and diaries of Knudsen 1841 1844-1854; letter from Daniel Cloete, Bethanien, 1854;

1840-1842 in Kapland, 1843-1864 in Kommagas, Windhoek, Rehoboth, Otjimbingue, s.a. RMG 2.598 for the years 1839-1843; letters (also by Johanna/Hanna Kleinschmidt, née Schmelen) and diaries

1841-1873 in Kommagas, Windhoek, Otjikango, Otjimbingue, preacher at Cap 1874-1884, pastor in Paarl from 1887, see also RMG 2.598; curriculum vitae, 1841; letters, diaries and travelogues, also by Emma Hahn, née Hone, 1841-1866

1852-1853 in Bethanien, Otjikango; letters and diaries from missionary holidays, 1848-1850; letters and diaries from Africa, also from Emmy Haupt (1854 married to Georg Zimmer), Gorth's bride, d. did not find him alive anymore, 1851-1853; transcript from "Hessische Biographien": "Gorth, Matthäus, Missionar, 1823-1853", edited by Hermann Haupt, Darmstadt, 1918; photocopy of the obituary for Matthäus Gorth in the reports of the RMG;

1905, Federal Archives, BArch MSG 2 Subject and biographical collection on German military history

Personal documents [FA3/1] Various documents: 1 folder with a) curriculum vitae, 01.09.1945, copy, typewritten, two pages; b) report from the Botanical Congress 1950 in Stockholm (incl. documentation on contacts to the reconstruction of the BGBM herbarium and library); c) various correspondence from him 1945-49 (copies or Copies to the Dean's Office of the University of Natural Sciences, 11.04.1945 Kisten mit Ms. [FA5] Abies: handwritten preliminary work, materials, SW photographs of Abies (especially Abies nebrodensis in S-Italy), three reprints of Abies von Mattfeld in Notizblatt des Bot. Gart. u. Mus. Berlin-Dahlem vol. 9/1925, vol. 10/no. 95/1928, vol. 10/no. 96/1929 Preliminary work for: Cyperaceae of German-Sw-Africa (20 double-sided handwritten loose leaves) and the Cyperaceae of New-Guinea (34 double-sided handwritten loose leaves) Plant photographs: album of loose paper pages held together by herbarium cardboard (with SW photographs, inserted into the pages at the corners), various plants, various places (and the like).a. ex Hort. Bot. Berlin), on the back of the photos pencil lettering on the object and location materials for floristic mapping, etc., 2 booklets [FA..]* diaries from the years of study and war (1913-1918), travel diary (1921, From the Baltic Sea to Friaul) and SW photos (landscape, probably Germany) (all in one briefcase) [P37

1850-1853 in Capeland, 1853-1868 in Berseba, Rehoboth, Nansannabis, Gobabis, Scheppmannsdorf, from 1869 parish office in North America; letters and diaries from missionary journeys in the holidays, 1849; letters and diary reports from various stations in South and South West Africa, 1850-1869;

Direktionskorrespondenz und weitere Unterlagen 1937-1941: 1 portfolio, loose-leaf collection; copies or handwritten, authors: Diels, Dr. Friedrich Bolle, R. Pilger; Prof. Dr. Hoppe (all Botanischer Garten Berlin), Milos Deyl (botanist, Prague); Wilhelm Engelmann (publishing bookshop Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig), Wimmer (priest, editor of the Lobeliaceae for the plant kingdom). contents: air-raid protection measures in the Botanical Museum (removal of alcohol collection etc.)); financial means of the Englerstiftung; whereabouts of lost herbarium loans (Spanish Civil War); reminder to return herbarium loans; printing of various volumes of the Pflanzenreich (Richtlinien zur Korrektur, Korrespondenz mit der Verlagsbuchhandlung Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig), editing of the Lobeliaceae für Pflanzenreich scientific manuscripts on the flora of SW Africa, individual letters [see FA1/1] diaries 1943-1945 (copy, p.p. in copy); incl. transcript; diaries 1943-1945 (copy, p.p. in copy); incl. transcript

Contains among other things: City pictures from South Africa, without date "From Bückeburg to South Africa" (Diary of a South West African), 1908 "After the Mines of Otjisongati", 1908

Catechist and colonist, 1834-1848 in the Cape, 1848-1852 in Ebenezer, Bethanien, Berseba, 1852-1875 in Germany, then back to Africa, see also RMG 2.372; Letters and diaries by Samuel Johann Hahn and Mrs. Helene Hahn, née Langenbeck, 1831-1855; C. Böhm to Mrs. Helene Hahn, 1870; Fr. Heinrich Hahn, Dautzschen to Deputation, 1884;

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;