Phototype: Postcard (coloured drawing). Format: 13,7 X 8,6. Remark: addressed to A. Blumer, art publisher Walther Dobbertin, Dar es Salaam and Tanga, surface damaged.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,5 X 10,5 Description: flowering coffee bush, behind it man with Kanzu, hedge fence.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,1. Description: both standing in front of flowering coffee bushes (see Alb. 18, Nr. 122, 123, 125, 126). Reference: See estate Blumer, no. 691 (11,2 X 8,0) "1924 in our garden in front of the veranda".

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,1 X 5,9. Description: working people, right and left building with corrugated iron roof, 1 person on donkey, center: Car.

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,3 X 8,9.

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Phototype: Photo. Format: 6,3 X 9,2.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5. Description: Mr. and Mrs. Schanz, child, Mrs. Seesemann on meadow with picnic tableware, behind it 4 African children.

Contains among other things: Alcohol and indigenous politics. Memorandum on Combating Alcohol Consumption in the African Colonies

Contains: "Wedding Song" [to the marriage of Clemens-August v. Olfers with Clara Mersmann, 1817 IX 30] "Views of Little-Popo. Leaves for self-coloring by A. B. Wischen, Kamerun 1885" "Revue und Revanche. Beer-cheese leaf, responsible editor and publisher: Nemo. No. 1, Vechta 1896 VIII 24 (= Abi-turbier newspaper) "Eisenharter Intelligenzblatt..." (probably beer newspaper Kriegsakademie lecture hall III b), 1912 VII 26.

Contains: Varia und Generalie die Steuersteuer der Kolonial- und flüssigen Waren betr. 1813-1814, intus: Letter from the Prefecture of the Linen Department in Göttingen concerning the defeat of tax-free goods, shipment via Hameln, Vlotho, Rinteln and Polle; files concerning Friedrich Arnold Schlüter in Gütersloh vs. Fuhrmann Knickmeyer in Hameln concerning the defeat of tax-free goods in the Linen Department in Göttingen. neglected freight; report of the judge Helwing concerning percent money from 16.01.1813; Circulare concerning the goods to be obtained from Bremen on the Weser, February 1813; list of the taxed Waen 1813; excise tax of the wines going abroad and introduction of certificates of origin concerning the wines of the German Republic, February 1813; report of the judge Helwing concerning the percentage money from 16.01.1813; report of the judge Helwing concerning the percentage money from the goods to be obtained from Bremen on the Weser, February 1813; list of the taxed Waen 1813; excise tax of the wines going abroad and introduction of certificates of origin concerning the wines of the German Republic, February 1813. 1813; certificates for the coffee received since that year, May 1813; Circulare concerning edict not applicable to Lippstadt, Lipperode and Cappel because of the tax on the production of spirits 1813; investigation of excise tax defraudations concerning the production of spirits in Lippstadt, Lipperode and Cappel 1813; investigation of the tax on the production of spirits in Lippstadt, Lipperode and Cappel 1813; investigation of the tax on the production of spirits in Lippstadt, Lipperode and Cappel 1813; investigation of the tax on the production of spirits in Lippstadt, Lipperode and Cappel. 1813; files in matters against Kaufmann Hülsemann in Schötmar because of circumvention of the defeat 1813; excise note of the royal Westphalian consumption tax office et al. 1813; pharmacist Wesselmann, introduction of cocoa concerning (Wage) 1813

Note: The holdings contain archival material that is subject to personal protection periods in accordance with § 10 Para. 3 Sentence 2 ArchG LSA and until their expiration is only accessible by shortening the protection period in accordance with § 10 Para. 4 Sentence 2 ArchG LSA or by accessing information in accordance with § 10 Para. 4a ArchG LSA. Find aids: Findbuch 2011 (online searchable) Registraturbilddner: The beginning of the brewing industry in Dessau goes back to the 1548th Brewing Law Award. 1832 August Schade entered the brewing business and founded the "Brauerei Schade".

• description: Contains, among other things: Java (continued): Visit of the coffee plantation "Wonokojo", sketch and description of the same (13.04.); departure from Batavia (19.04.); arrival in Singapore (21.04.) China: departure to Hong Kong, accompanying guests (27.04.); arrival in Hong Kong, indisposition Ganssers, journey with sedan chair to the Peak, collection of the post office, (02.05.); improvement of Gansser, visit to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht, characterization of Hong Kong (03.05.); American soldiers in Manila, onward journey to Canton (04.05.); junks before Canton (05.05.); plague and cholera predominate, sightseeing (06.05.); visit of the German consul Dr. Gumprecht, characterization of Hong Kong (03.05.); visit of the German consul Dr. Gumprecht, visit of the German consul Dr. Gumprecht (06.05.); visit of the German consul (06.05.); visit of the German consul (06.05.); visit of the German consul (06.05.); visit of the German consul (06.05.); visit of the German consul (03.05.); visit of the German consul (03.05.); visit of the German consul (06.05.); onward journey to Macao (07.05.); rickshaw trip through the city, visit of the silk factory, sketch and description of the factory (08.05.); back to Hong Kong, evening with Carl Heermann (09.05.); evening with Consul Dr. Gumprecht (10.05.); engine damage on the ship (12.05.); arrival in Shanghai, dinner at the consulate, guests there (15.05.); evening with the consuls, other guests (17.05.); visit with Dr. Knappe, there also Count Montgelas (18.05.); arrival in Tsingtau (20.05.); city stroll, postal affairs (21.05.); dinner with Dr. Strebel (22.5.); further to Tongku (26.05.); by train to Tientsin (27.05.); further to Peking (29.05.); visit of the palace in Peking (30.05.); further to Nankau (?), fellow travellers (01.06.); back to Peking (04.06.); ride to the Temple of Heaven (06.06.); by train to Tientsin (07.06.) Japan: arrival in Nagasaki (15.06.); W.N. Petersen from Birmingham (16.06.); to Niyasiina, ascent of the Oku no in (17.06.); arrival in Onomichi, by train to Kobe (18.06.; further to Takatori, by train back to Kobe (19.06.); to Kyoto, at the theatre (21.06.); ascent to Hiei-zan, dance of the Geishas (22.06.); by train to Osaka, Kastell and Arsenal (24.06.); by train to Osaka, Kastell and Arsenal (24.06.).); to Nara, to Nagoya, to the fishing village Gifeo (26.06.); perpetual rain at the end of June/beginning of July; in Yokohama (04.07.); to Tokyo (05.07.); continuation by ship, guests on board, among them Grand Duke Boris of Russia (16.07. ff.) USA: Arrival in San Francisco (30.07.); mail received here (31.07.)); trip to Salt Lake City (12.08.); description of the place (13.08.); Yellowstone Lake (18.07.); Butte/Monterey (20.08.); Salt Lake City (21.08.); on Pikes Peak (23.08.); on to Chicago (29.08.); arrival here (30.08.); Niagara Falls (01.09.); arrival in New York (02.09.) Includes among others: Java (continued): Visit of the coffee plantation "Wonokojo", sketch and description of the same (13.04.); departure from Batavia (19.04.); arrival in Singapore (21.04.)<br />China: departure to Hong Kong, accompanying guests (27.04.); arrival in Hong Kong, feeling unwell Ganssers, ride with sedan chair on the Peak, pick-up of the post office, (02.05.); improvement of Gansser, visit to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht, characterization of Hong Kong (03.05.); American soldiers in Manila, onward journey to Canton (04.05.); junks before Canton (05.05.); plague and cholera prevail, sightseeing (06.05.); onward journey to Macao (07.05.); visit to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht, characterization of Hong Kong (03.05.); onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul Dr. Gumprecht; onward journey to the German consul; onward journey to the German consul.); rickshaw ride through the city, visit of the silk factory, sketch and description of the factory (08.05.); back to Hong Kong, evening with Carl Heermann (09.05.); evening with Consul Dr. Gumprecht (10.05.); engine damage on the ship (12.05.); arrival in Shanghai, dinner at the consulate, guests there (15.05.); visit to the silk factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (08.05.); visit to the factory (15.05.).); evening with the consuls, further guests (17.05.); visit with Dr. Knappe, there also Count Montgelas (18.05.); arrival in Tsingtau (20.05.); city stroll, postal affairs (21.05.); dinner with Dr. Strebel (22.5.); further to Tongku (26.05.); by train to Tientsin (27.05.); further to Peking (29.05.); visit of the palace in Peking (30.05.); visit of the palace in Peking (30.05.).05.); on to Nankau (?), fellow travellers (01.06.); back to Peking (04.06.); ride to the Temple of Heaven (06.06.); by train to Tientsin (07.06.); by train to Tientsin (07.06.); by train to Tientsin (07.06.).)<br />Japan: Arrival in Nagasaki (15.06.); W.N. Petersen from Birmingham (16.06.); to Niyasiina, ascent of Oku no in (17.06.); arrival in Onomichi, by train to Kobe (18. 06.); arrival in Kobe (18. 06.).06.; further to Takatori, by train back to Kobe (19.06.); to Kyoto, in the theatre (21.06.); ascent to Hiei-zan, dance of the Geishas (22.06.); by train to Osaka, fort and arsenal (24.06.); to Nara, to Nagoya, to the fishing village Gifeo (26.06.); eternal rain end of June/beginning of July; in Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.); in the city of Yokohama (04.).07.); to Tokyo (05.07.); continuation by ship, guests on board, including Grand Duke Boris of Russia (16.07. ff.)<br />USA: arrival in San Francisco (30.07.); mail received here (31.07.); trip to Salt Lake City (12.08.); description of place (13.08.); Yellowstone Lake (18.07.); Butte/Monterey (20.08.); Salt Lake City (21.08.); on Pikes Peak (23.08.); on to Chicago (29.08.); arrival here (30.08.); Niagara Falls (01.09.); arrival in New York (02.09.) 1902, Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Dept. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, Q 2/48 Papers of Rudolf von Gansser senior and Rudolf Gansser jun.

History of the Inventory Designer: Adelheid v. Saldern, Hermann Dietrich. A statesman of the Weimar Republic, Boppard 1966 NDB 3, p. 698 MdR (DDP, 1920-1933) Reichsminister (1928-1932) Inventory description: Correspondence and material files mainly from political activity, including as Reich Minister for Food and Agriculture (1928-1930), Economics (1930) and Finance (1930-1932), as Special Representative for Food and Agriculture, and as Head of the Food and Agriculture Council of the American and British Zone (1946-1947). (as of 1977) Citation method: BArch, N 1004/...

Contains among other things: Measures to alleviate famine caused by locust damage

District office Dinslaken The district of Dinslaken was formed in 1816 from 7 mayor's offices Dinslaken, Duisburg, Gahlen, Götterswickerham, Holten, Ruhrort and Schermbeck. In 1823 he was united with the district of Essen to form the district of Duisburg. On this occasion the mayor's office Schermbeck was beaten to the district Rees. After the city of Duisburg left the district association in 1874, Mülheim an der Ruhr was designated a district town and the district was renamed "Kreis Mühlheim an der Ruhr". In 1887 the towns of Ruhrtort and Dinslaken as well as the district mayors of Dinslaken-Land, Beeck, Sterkrade, Meiderich, Götterswickerham, Gahlen and Duisburg-Land were branched off from the district of Mühleim as Ruhrort. After the cities Ruhrort and Meiderich had left the federation of the district Ruhrort to the city circle Duisburg by the law of 26th July 1905 the cities Ruhrort and Meiderich had left the federation of the district Ruhrort to the city circle Duisburg, the district administrator seat was shifted on 1st April 1909 from Duisburg Ruhrort to Dinslaken and the circle the designation "circle Dinslaken" was given. On May 1, 1911, the city of Hamborn was removed from the district association as a city district, and on July 1, 1917, the city of Sterkrade was removed as well. The district of Dinslaken and the districts with which it was united from 1823 to 1909 were administered by the following district councillors: Term of office, councillors, county - 1816-1823, von Buggenhagen, Dinslaken - 1823-1828, von Buggenhagen, Duisburg - 1829-1846, Devens, Duisburg - 1847-1848, Hammer (by order), Duisburg - 1848-1849, Dittmer (by order), Duisburg - 1849-1850, von Armin, Duisburg - 1850-1851, Dittmer, Duisburg - 1851-1870, Kessler, Duisburg - 1870-1874, von Rosenberg-Gruszcynski, Duisburg - 1874-1879, von Rosenberg-Gruszcynski, Mühleim - 1879-1887, Haniel, Mühlheim - 1887-1899, Hammacher, Ruhrort - 1900-1906, Kötter, Ruhrort - 1907-1916, Dr. von Wülfing, Ruhrort/Dinslaken - 1920-1930, Schluchtmann, Dinslaken - 1931-1932, von Nathusius, Dinslaken - 1932-1933, Dr. Klein, Dinslaken - 1933-1945, von Werder, Dinslaken The files of the Landratsamt were taken over by the Düsseldorf State Archives on 13 June 1939 (see Service Register A 4a Vol. XI, p.264).). The fire on 7 April 1909 in the newly furnished Landrats building, which had been completed for inauguration, meant that only a small remnant of the existing files was preserved. The files concerning industry in the district of Dinslaken are completely destroyed. The focus of the preserved files is on agriculture. - In accordance with the administrative history of the district, the holdings of the Duisburg-Mülheim District Office should be used for the period prior to its reestablishment in 1909, in which certain remains of the first district administration of Dinslaken (1816-1823) can also be found as previous files. The present collection was newly recorded in the spring of 1961 by Adrian, a candidate for an archive inspector, and written by Mrs. Pumierski. Lit: 1) Willi Dittgen, "Bewegte Zeit" - The district of Dinslaken in the years 1909-1959. District of Dinslaken, Heimatkalender 1959, p.17-21. 2) Willi Dittgen, Das Schrifttum. A compilation of publications about the district and the communities, in: Jahrbuch des Kreises Dinslaken 1975, last edition December 1974, 32 Jg. p. 182 ff.

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 12,3 X 17,5 Description: outdoor coffee table set in the shade of trees and bushes; 4 women and 3 men sitting at the table (unknown); path, borders, hammock.

photography

Contains: 1. W. Lexis, Eröterungen über die Währungsfrage, Separatabdruck, Leipzig o. D. 2. A contribution to the question of the gold currency in the German Empire, Berlin 1880. 3. Schneegans, Kauffmann und Leiber, Die gesetzliche Stellung der Französischen Actien-Gesellschaften, Strasbourg 1881. 4. C. Prince zu Isenburg-Birstein, What saves society? Mainz 1881. 5. J. Rosenthal, Beer and Brandy and their Significance for Public Health, Berlin 1881. 6. H. V. von Unruh, Die volkswirtschaftliche Reaction, Berlin 1875. 7. S. Dana Horton, Das Geld und das Gesetz, Cologne 1881. 8. G. Tuch, Sonderstellung und Zollanschluss Hamburg, Leipzig 1881. 9. E. von Weber, Die Erweiterung des deutschen Wirthschaftsgebiets, Leipzig 1879. 10. E. Heymann, Vor dem neuen Krach! Berlin 1878. 11th place. Arendt, The German Coin Reform, Berlin 1881. 12th ed. Arendt, The Restitution of Silver, Berlin 1881. 13th The Samoa Template in the Reichstag, Berlin 1880. 14th A. G. Moske, Der Unterscheidungszoll, Bremen 1880. 15th F. Goldschmidt, Die Erhöhung der indirekten Steuern, Berlin 1879. 16th C. F. Bever, The question of gold and silver and their currencies, Magdeburg 1880.

Correspondence, 1829-1845 1925-1936; Statutes, 1902

Correspondence in rental matters, purchase, inventory list

Correspondence, property management and financial matters; case files for tenants Mattern

Korrespondenz

Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,9 X 7,9. description: sitting on floor 3 Europeans, 1 europ. woman and 3 children, 1 man with gun, with food, standing behind 7 african. young women and 1 young man, 1 holding europ. infant, lake in the background (there another african. person standing).

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,6 X 8,0. Description: African crowd under trees on the lawn (European garments).

Correspondence, Communications, Minutes, Accounts and Scholarships; Draft Statutes and Statements, 1903; Invitations, Programs, Directories of Participants and Final Reports of the 3rd-6th Mission Week in Herrnhut, 1905-1915; The Evangelical Pagan Mission in: German reading book f. evang. Volks- u. Bürgerschulen, Osnabrück, 1907; Press-Kommission d. Dt. Miss.-Ausschuss: Verbindung d. Außen Mission m.d. Evang. Pressver-band f. Germany, Guidelines by A.W. Schreiber, Bremen, 1909; Statutes of the German Evangelical Missionary Association, c. 1909; A War Conference of the German Evangelical Mission, Dr., 1915; H. Johannsen, Essen: The ratio d. German Mission Conferences on German Evangelical Missionary Aid, 17 p., ms, 1917

Correspondence, Communications, Minutes, Accounts and Scholarships; Invitations, Programs, Directories of Participants and Minutes of the 7-10th Mission Week in Herrnhut, 1921-1930; Decision to Found the German Evangelical Federation of Missions, Head Hinrich Johannsen, Essen, 1923; Julius Richter: The International Mission Convention in Washington, Report, 6 p.., ms, c. 1924; Invitation to tender e. Preisarbeit über e. Missionsthema, 1928; German Association for Combating the African Spirits Trade: Submission to the Foreign Office Berlin, 1928; Pax Europaea, Neue Wege zur Sicherung d. Europaea. Peace, efforts to found e. corresponding international. Initiativkomités by Julius Richter, Berlin, 1928; Sup. Petrich: Historical Review and Memories of Pomeranian Mission Life and Beginnings of the Herrnhut Mission Weeks, 1925; 200 Years of the Herrnhut Mission 1732-1932, News from the Herrnhut Mission, 16 p., Dr., 1932

Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,5 X 5,5. Description: large group of children sitting in front of Steinhaus (European style, corrugated iron roof), drawn by hunger (looming ribs, protruding bellies), left 2 wide. Building with grass roof. Reference: Cf. print templates sample book, No Ic/634, Diap. aII49.199 (11,8 X 17,0).

Receipts for salary payments to the teachers, among others to Ignaz Lindl (name procession), 1827; invoices from craftsmen and landlords for food and services for the seminarists, 1827; offer by Caspar Engels for the sale of 2 houses to the Rh. M. G., 1829; request of the We. bakers for the remission of a debt, 1844; list of the seminarians 1825-1841; same 1841-1846; calculations about the amount of the board money for the seminarians, also menu, food prices and servant wages, 1847 1848

Author: Anonymous. Scope: pp. 406-408. Includes, among others: - (SW: Miss. Room and commissioned by Hopffgarten with station foundation; friendly reception by chief Ngalami; Masai and Wanderobbo Kraale; famine; relationship with chief; bean harvest; illness room; Miss. Müller; doctor Dr. Pritzel from Moshi)