Note: Sawitzki: landing, European, sea, African, boat - content identical with 4814.

Photographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5. Description: Building with veranda and corrugated iron roof, left water gutter, (above) on way African standing (European dress).

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,2. Description: Woman & African driver sitting in the car, Mr. Rohde next to car, next to on the way African with Kanzu & cap & European, sign: Boloti. H. Rohde.

Robert Koch (center with tropical helmet) and the German governor of New Guinea Rudolph von Benningsen (3rd from right) on the malaria expedition to New Guinea / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Diary Testimonials Correspondence

Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,6 X 5,5. Description: Landscape photograph, sitting on stone i. river 1 European.

Contains among other things: Reports on the uprising in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a

Contains among other things: Reports on the uprising in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a

Contains among other things: Reports by the Württ Gesandschaft in Berlin and the Federal Foreign Office of 11.07.1900 on the situation in China Qu. 4, 4a; ban on the export of weapons and war material to China 1901 Qu. 15; supply of the participants in the East Asian expedition and their surviving dependents 1905 Qu. 18, 29

Contains among other things: Recruiting locals for the German Protection Force

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,3 X 8,4 Description: Group picture: Miss. Fritze with 39 african. Adolescents (dressed in European clothes) in front of house with roof made of plant fibres (all with uniform belt).

Chinese recruits with their rifles have started the roll call and are instructed by German non-commissioned officers / Photographer: Scherl

Phototype: Photo. Format: 15,8 X 11,3. Description: African holds the saddled animal, on way, right and left bananas. Remark: Published..: Sheet 1907, number 17, eq. 1908, number three.

Correspondence, circulars, papers, protocols; Declaration on the Integration of the External Mission into the German Protestant Church (German Christians), 1933; Agreement on Working Community between Bethel Mission and Rhenish Mission; drafts thereto, 1933; Concerns regarding the churchization of the German Mission of Warneck(?), 1933; Declaration of the Rhenish Mission as Confessing Church, 1934; Constitution of the Batak Church, 1934

Contains: Divisions German Energy Supply, German Legal Life, German Raw Materials, German Transport, German Textile Industry, German Economic Structuring, Freedom of Food, Colonial Issues

Contains among other things: "Der Arbeitsmann", 1937 "Unsere Fahne", 1937-1938 "Kampf der Gefahr", 1937 "Arbeitertum", 1938-1941 "Die Räder", 1935-1939 "NS-Fliegerkorps", 1939 "Deutsche Kolonialzeitung", 1939 "Die Deutsche Polizei", 1943 Publications of former "Systemgrößen" in the illustrated program of the NS community, 1939 Contains also: Prohibition of a planned publication on concentration camps in "Der Hoheitsträger", 23 Sept. 1943

Contains among other things: Unauthorized export of foreign exchange Bypass of foreign exchange regulations by taking advantage of the regulations on the deposit of wills at the Local Court, 1936 Sale of real estate by Jews, (1933) 1936-1937 "Das deutsche Erbrecht, die derzeitigen Devisenbestimmungen und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Auslands-, Kolonial- und Grenzlanddeutschen" (Special edition from: "Afrika-Nachrichten" vom 11. Feb. 1937) Destruction of German foreign bonds, 1937

Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5. Description: 2 cars on the way, at the front 2 Europeans, 1 European woman and 5 children, 5 Africans. Reference: flat film neg. and cardboard no. 160 in negative box 1 trigger.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,7 X 7,9. Description: Group of people and luggage on way, below: 2 sisters, 7 men (Europeans, Rother and Guth) in front 2 Africans, further Africans i. Background.

Contains among other things: Order of the deputy leader (copy), 23 Jan 1940

History of the Inventory Designer: The "Restverwaltung" (Residual Administration) was created in Berlin as an immediate post-war institution from a small group of former members of the Reich Ministry of Finance to compile overviews and compilations from preserved files of the RFM on behalf of the Allies. The "Restverwaltung" was elevated to the status of an office with its affiliation to the General Tax Directorate and the provision of the necessary funds by the order of the Finance Department of the Magistrate of the City of Berlin of 31 Jan. 1946. On 4 Dec. 1946, the Allied Commandant's Office ordered the closure of the Restverwaltung and the Magistrate of Berlin was instructed to "establish an office for the security and classification of the archives of the former Reich Finance Ministry ... to set up". The activities of the "Archive of the former Reich Ministry of Finance", which was established as a result, were initially limited to "providing information to the four occupying powers" (see: R 2 ANH./1). Later, the provision of information to German offices as well as to companies and private individuals was added. On the basis of an agreement between the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Senator for Finance of the State and the City of Berlin dated 2 June and 6 July 1951, the 'Archive' was incorporated into the Federal Ministry of Finance with effect from 1 April 1951 and, until its dissolution at the end of 1957/beginning of 1958, was referred to as the 'Archive of the Federal Ministry of Finance'. Inventory description: Inventory history In the 1960s, the files of the former Reich Ministry of Finance kept by the Restverwaltung and the archives of the Federal Ministry of Finance, as well as the documents resulting from their own activities, were partly transferred to the Federal Archives via the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Geheime Staatsarchiv. In addition, the holdings have been supplemented by those elaborations, especially statistical compilations, which have been compiled by the German working groups of the former Ministerial Collecting Center, Economic Division, from files of the former Reich Ministry of Finance and which have entered the Federal Archives. Characterisation of the contents: Based on the tasks of the authority, apart from a few files on the organisation and information on periods of employment, there are mainly documents and information for the four occupying authorities on the Reich budget and on financial matters of the Reich, on armaments financing, on German property abroad as well as on enemy and foreign property in Germany, including 12 volumes on the Aryanisation and smashing of the Petschek group. Citation style: BArch, R 2-ANH./...

Contains above all: Meeting reports and reports of the expedition