Also includes: Minutes of proceedings

Contains among other things: Reports on negotiations of the Colonial Economic Committee from 27 to 28 Nov. 1911, 11 and 26 Apr., 25 Oct. and 5 Dec. 1912

Contains among other things: German administration in the East African colonies with consideration of the slave question (elaboration), 1892 acquisition of a naval base in West India (report of the High Command of the Navy), 20 Apr. 1898 position of the High Command of the Navy on the question of the overseas fleet bases (immediate report of the High Command of the Navy), 1 July 1898 acquisition of fleet bases in the Philippines and Sulu Islands (annex to the immediate report of the High Command of the Navy), 1 July 1898 acquisition of fleet bases in the Philippines and Sulu Islands (annex to the immediate report of the High Command of the Navy). July 1898 Return of the Samoan chief Mataafa to Samoa (report of the Supreme Command of the Navy), Nov. 8, 1898 Acquisition of the Danish Antilles island St. John (letter of the Secretary of State of the Reichsmarineamt, copy), Jan. 7, 1898. 1899 Establishment of a coal defeat on the Farisan Islands with the support of the Turkish government (report of the admiral staff of the navy), Jan. 2, 1901 Military political report of SMS "Berlin" about the stay in Agadir (transcript), Oct. 3, 1911

Contains above all: Essays on Colonial Policy

Contains above all: Identification of the former colonial civil servants working in the RJM and the civil servants willing to serve in newly acquired colonies (lists), 1937, 1940 Designation of the German colonies under mandate administration, 1939

Contains also: Report of the Deutsche Kolonialschule GmbH Witzenhausen-Wilhelmshof 1924/25

Content and Assessment This collection contains the documents collected by the US military government in the Öhringen-Künzelsau district to document the affiliation and proximity of individuals to the National Socialist regime. With the goal of denazification in mind, the Americans confiscated "incriminating" records wherever they could get their hands on them: essentially the records of the NSDAP and its divisions, but to a lesser extent also those of the district offices, documents of the public prosecutor's offices as well as records of the communities or the local police authorities; in addition, there is sporadic material produced by the military government itself. By their very nature, the crewing authorities did not take into account the original registry connections when preparing the personal dossiers. Part of the evidence is attached to the files of the Spruchkammer proceedings, the remainder was kept separately and, together with the files of the Spruchkammer, was transferred to the Ludwigsburg State Archives after the end of the political cleansing. There it was, separated from the procedural files, first formed under the signature PL 502/23 with the inexact title "NSDAP-Kreisleitung Öhringen-Künzelsau" to a stock. As far as was concerned, a project financed by the Stiftung Kulturgut (Foundation for Cultural Heritage) for the cataloguing of the holdings group PL 501-523 between May 2004 and February 2007 reconstructed factual interrelationships and old registry orders, leaving the personal units, on the other hand, primarily where the external scope of the existing dossier made this appear justified. The inventory, ordered and listed by Dr. Carl-Jochen Müller, comprises 691 units = 4.7 m running metres.

Content and Assessment This collection contains the documents collected by the US military government in Aalen County to document the affiliation and proximity of individuals to the National Socialist regime. With the goal of denazification in mind, the Americans confiscated "incriminating" records wherever they could get their hands on them: essentially the records of the NSDAP and its divisions, but to a lesser extent also those of the district offices, documents of the public prosecutor's offices as well as records of the communities or the local police authorities; in addition, there is sporadic material produced by the military government itself. By their very nature, the crewing authorities did not take into account the original registry connections when preparing the personal dossiers. Part of the evidence is attached to the files of the Spruchkammer proceedings, the remainder was kept separately and, together with the files of the Spruchkammer, was transferred to the Ludwigsburg State Archives after the end of the political cleansing. There it was, separated from the procedural files, under the signature PL 502/1 first with the inexact title "NSDAP-Kreisleitung Aalen" formed to a continuance. As far as was concerned, a project financed by the Stiftung Kulturgut (Foundation for Cultural Heritage) for the cataloguing of the holdings group PL 501-523 between May 2004 and February 2007 reconstructed factual interrelationships and old registry orders, leaving the personal units, on the other hand, primarily where the external scope of the existing dossier made this appear justified. The inventory, ordered and listed by Dr. Carl-Jochen Müller, comprises 1995 units = 6.2 m running metres.

Content and Assessment This collection contains the documents collected by the US military government in the Schwäbisch Gmünd district to document the affiliation and proximity of individuals to the National Socialist regime. With the goal of denazification in mind, the Americans confiscated "incriminating" records wherever they could get their hands on them: essentially the records of the NSDAP and its divisions, but to a lesser extent also those of the district offices, documents of the public prosecutor's offices as well as records of the communities or the local police authorities; in addition, there is sporadic material produced by the military government itself. By their very nature, the crewing authorities did not take into account the original registry connections when preparing the personal dossiers. Part of the evidence is attached to the files of the Spruchkammer proceedings, the remainder was kept separately and, together with the files of the Spruchkammer, was transferred to the Ludwigsburg State Archives after the end of the political cleansing. There, separated from the procedural files, it was first formed into an inventory under the signature PL 502/12 with the inexact title "NSDAP-Kreisleitung Schwäbisch Gmünd". As far as was concerned, a project financed by the Stiftung Kulturgut (Foundation for Cultural Heritage) for the cataloguing of the holdings group PL 501-523 between May 2004 and February 2007 reconstructed factual interrelationships and old registry orders, leaving the personal units, on the other hand, primarily where the external scope of the existing dossier made this appear justified. The inventory, ordered and listed by Dr. Carl-Jochen Müller, comprises 467 units = 0.9 m running time.

Cardboard 1:1. German Reichstag and other German parliaments 1850-19142. People's Chamber GDR 1957ff.3. newspaper clippings parliamentary stenography 1885-1995Cardboard 2: Saxon Landtag 1850-1931Cardboard 3: International 1860-1914: e.g. German South West Africa (Windhoek, minutes of 1913/1914), Italy, France, Hungary, Austria, Spain

Contains among other things: Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft mit Angaben über die Wirtschaft in den deutschen Kolonien, ed. by Dresdner Bank, 2nd edition 1941 (print); Winschuh, Josef: Der Unternehmer im neuen Europa, Berlin-Charlottenburg 1941 (print); Prices and Currencies in Europe and Overseas Midyear 1941, ed. by Reichskreditgesellschaft AG, Berlin 1941 (print)

Contains: N.K. Dzobo: Ko nu makpo, Madzipe-Ho, Ghana 1984 (print) with translation into German: Let me see you laugh, through Paul Wiegräbe, typewritten. - Note: 2 issues of approx. 50 pages each.

Inventory description: The collection contains printed material from the period from 1887 to the present. The printed material consists of magazines, newsletters, membership directories, brochures, lists of addresses and members, notices, circulars, commemorative publications and lists of vacancies. The Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv collects the archival documents of nationally and supra-regionally politically significant traditional and comrade associations. The archiving of printed material from associations, societies and other non-governmental institutions is closely related to the acquisition and evaluation of written material of the respective provenance designer. The following associations form the focal points of the tradition: - Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Feldpost 1914-1918/1939-1945 e.V. in the Bund Deutscher Philatelisten - Arbeitsgemeinschaft Zensurpost e.V. in the Bund Deutscher Philatelisten - Bund Deutscher Fallschirmjäger e.V. (BDF) - Bund Deutscher Kriegsgräberfürsorge e.V. - Bund Deutscher Kriegsbeschädigter und Kriegshinterbliebener e.V. (German War Graves Commission) (BDKK) - Association of former NCO preschoolers and NCO pupils e.V. - Association of War Blind Germans e.V. (BKD) - German Armed Forces Association - Deutscher Offizier-Verein e.V. - Deutscher Offizierbund e.V. - German Army Association - Association of German Soldiers e.V. (VdS) - Waffenring Deutscher Pioniere e.V. The tradition is constantly supplemented by new printed material. Citation style: BArch, MSG 3/...

Issue: Eichler; Die Deutschen in Kongreßpolen, Berlin 1919; Minterheitenschutzabkommen zwischen d. Entente u. Polen (trilingual text). Draft law on the compensation of war damage abroad, 15.11.1919 (Foreign Damage Act). Draft of a law on the compensation of war damages in the former German protectorates, 15.01.1920 (Colonial Damage Act). Draft of a law on the compensation of damages caused by the assignment of German Reich territories, 10.06.1920 (Displacement Damage Act). German-German Civil Servants Agreement of 12.11.1920 and Decree of the German Reich Government and Prussia. State Government on the right of resignation of the civil servants of 29.12.1920. Association of the German People in Poland, National Association to the Council of the League of Nations (Bydgoszcz), Bydgoszcz, 10.06.1920. Memorial concerning Acts committed by the polish State against the United Evangelical Church of Poland. Sociétè des Nations Genéve 19.sept.1921, Différend entre la Pologne et la Lithuanie. Telegram: Paris 20.10.1921 Confèrence des Ambassadeurs (Upper Silesian decision). The cartel of the syndicats libres du territoire de Memel àmèssieurs les Dèlèguès àla Conference Internationale du Travail á Genéve. Dr. Johannes Werner: The Memel region in the first year after the assignment (February 1921). The Lithuanians in Prussia and their aspirations. By Kreisschulrat Kairies Tilsit, April 1922. Dr. Karl Alner: the Danish work in Schleswig 1920/21 (Lecture given at the conference of the Schleswig-Holsteinische Presse in Flensburg, 16.07.1921. Report on the conditions of the Kurländischen Kreditverein in Mitau, presented by Luca, General Landschaftssyndikus, Breslau, 01.11.1917. Minutes of the opening meeting of the representatives' day of the Baltic Association on 13.10.1921, Berlin. Permanent International Court of Justice, 10.09.1923. legal Opinion No. 6 (on Andsiedler who did not receive conveyance before 11.11.1918). also 15.09.1923 legal Opinion No. 7 on citizenship (term "parents residing there" refers to the residence of the parents at the time of the birth of the child).