Contains: Chinese character entries in blue isolated with Arabic and Roman numerals additionally small overview map with very large scale

Contains: Chinese character entries: Positions/batteries, units/associations in red and blue partially with Arabic and Roman numerals additional sketchy map

Contains among other things: Map of Africa, scale 1:10 000 000, Bielefeld and Leipzig 1890

Contains: Room Tsing-Tau (Ching-Tao) - Tai-tung-chen - Hsiao-ts'un-chuang - Chan-shan entries with legend: railway lines, roads, paths, dry trenches, wire enclosures, European houses (with inscriptions), Chinese houses, forts, contour lines

Contains among other things: Map of Deutsch-Südwestafrika, 1 : 2 000 000, Berlin 1906

Contains among other things: Map of Deutsch-Südwestafrika with drawing of the new protectorate. M.: 1:2 500 000. 1891 Map of D e u t s c h - S ü d w e s t a f r i k a with drawings of the individual protectorates as well as the military and mission stations. M.: 1:3 000 000. 1892

Contains among other things: Newspaper article about the future of Weihaiwei Map of the territorial limits of the protectorate Kiautschou

Contains among other things: Information about the University of Hong Kong map of the site for the German-Chinese university and a hospital construction of a university hospital

Contains: Room Liu ting - Peninsula Nan yun - Ts'ang K'ou manual drawing

Contains also: Map of the Fortified Position of the 6th Company at Chan-Shan (1 : 1560) of 1915 Relief map with the units deployed (scale 1 : 6250) of Sept. 02, 1914 Ground plan of the Shelter of the 6th Company III. Sea Battalion (scales 1 : 50, 1 : 100) Maps of Tsingtau (scale 1 : 1 000 000) Official Gazettes, Announcements and Extra Sheets, July 31 - Aug. 17, 1914

Contains also: Map Railway in China (scale 1 : 4 000 000), May 29, 1914

Contains among other things: Reinforcement work, strength indication, location assessment, list of names of land front batteries and floodlights, 09 Sept. 1914 Also contains: Map of Kiautschou Protectorate (scale 1 : 50 000), 01 May 1914