Inventory description: In order to implement the armistice between Germany and France, the German Armistice Commission, consisting essentially of the Wehrmacht, Army, Navy, Air Force, Armaments and a German liaison delegation to the Italian Armistice Commission and supplemented by representatives from various Reich authorities (Foreign Office, Commissioner for the Four-Year Plan, General Representative of the Reich Administration, Reich Transport Ministry, Security Service), was set up in Wiesbaden on 30 June 1940 with an outpost in Paris. The Armistice Commission was directly subordinate to Hitler and made use of control inspections in Bourges (divided into the army, air force and armaments inspections) and in North Africa (Casablanca), each of which was subordinated to several control services. Annexes: 1st German Armistice Commission (as at 16 June 1941) 2nd Organisation and Offices of the Armistice Commission (as at the beginning of 1942) 3rd Offices of the Bourges and Africa Arms Control Inspectorates 4. The content of the report is as follows: In addition to reports on the activities of the Armistice Commission and its field office, reports on inspections, documents on general issues relating to the French armed forces and police, on the deployment of the Wehrmacht and the conditions in French regions of Africa, and finally individual files of the Air Force Control Commission during the inspection in North Africa. State of development: Online-Findbuch Scope, Explanation: 245 Citation method: BArch, RW 34/...

Contains: 'II. Joint Assembly of the German and Viennese Anthropological Society at the same time XXV. General Assembly and Foundation Festival of the German Anthropological Society in Insbruck, 24-28 Aug. 1894'. Separate print: Volume XXIV. of the Mitteilungen der Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Wien (Meeting Reports) - Vienna 1894 - "Festschrift zur Welßung der Teilnehmer an der gemeinsamen Versammlung der Deutschen und Wiener Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Insbruck 24-28. Aug. 1894" published by the Anthropologische Gesellschaft

Contains among other things: Transfer of the Coastal Armoured Ship Reservation Division to Gdansk (Report of the Chief of the Navy Admiral Staff to the Emperor), Oct. 1900 Criminal expedition by the cruiser "Cormoran" against natives of the island Sanct Matthias (Bismarck Archipelago) for the murder of two German citizens (Report of the Chief of the Navy Admiral Staff to the Emperor), May 1901

History of the Inventory Designer: Founded in 1885 by Max v. Eyth to promote agricultural science and technology. 1934 taken over by the Reichsnährstand. Content: Organisation and activity of the Deutsche Landwirtschaftsgesellschaft and its executive bodies: General 1886-1935, meetings of the executive bodies 1884-1933, participation in other agricultural organisations and enterprises 1910-1934, relations with foreign countries 1917-1920, 1927-1931, cash and accounting, tax matters 1893, 1918-1920, 1923-1937, activity of the departments, their committees and special committees: Fertiliser department 1889-1934, Seed breeding department 1886-1933, Arable farming department 1886-1933, Animal breeding department 1891-1933, Horse breeding department 1893-1895, 1922-1934, Sheep breeding department 1892-1934, Pig breeding department 1921-1934, Equipment Department 1888, 1901-1916, 1931-1933, Fruit and Wine Department 1897-1933, Operations Department 1901-1934, Colonial Department 1909-1933, Feed Department 1909-1934, Independent Special Committees 1890-1934. State of development: Findbuch (o.Dat.) Citation method: BArch, R 8072/...

Contains above all: agenda

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Contains only: Invitations for meetings of the Colonial Commission