Publisher: French Ministry of War; Graphic: Georges Scott; Print: Imprimerie nationale; Size: 120 x 80 cm; Quantity: 1; Multicoloured graphic: Three map sections of the colonies in Africa, Madagascar, Indochina, behind each of them the flags, below pictures with typical views of the respective country; on the right and left of the text a coloured and a white soldier

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,0 X 6,4. Description: European style house, corrugated iron roof, children with cloths clothed, group sitting/standing, with flags, hats, 1 m. Uniform jacket, 1 European boy.

Silk embroidery picture with Prussian coat of arms and Prussian crown, 12 flags and battleship

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,2 X 9,6 Description: Altar(?), 1 African standing in front of it, flags, palm branches, bananas, sugar cane, crowd. Remark: in addition slope m. Alb. Four, number 634?. Reference: Proof No 6/360 "Design for the Madschame hospital and for a barrack in Moschi (right)".

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,9. Description: Building with roof made of plant fibres and wall made of loamy branches, semi-finished stone building, bell cage, flag.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,4 X 7,0. Description: Clothes europ./cloths/ Kanzu, men, partly with. m. Shields.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,0 X 7,0. Description: Group of African children with standards, flag, right 2 African men with Kanzu, left 2 African women, 2 European women with 4 children.

Contains among other things: Equipment of the Navy with the rifle 1898, 13 June 1898 Experimental introduction of a tropical uniform at the naval infantry battalion Kiautschou, 13 June 1898 Clothing regulations for civilian officials of the supreme naval authorities in the case of mobilization, 16 June, 17 Aug 1898 Uniform of the music directors, 28 Aug 1899 Introduction of the rank "Grand Admiral" and the associated flag, 7 June 1900, 27 June 1898 March 1901 Introduction of new badges for gig steerers and crew (with samples), 11 Aug 1900 Clothing regulations for the officials of the naval justice administration, 12 Nov 1900 Introduction of an interim field marshal staff (tailstock), 26 Nov 1900 Introduction of a great admiral staff and an interim great admiral staff, 26 Nov 1900 Uniform badge for naval engineers, 26 Sep 1903

Contains: Principle: Repurchase of all colonies; Colonial Territory Exchange Preservation of South Seas Property The German Flag in the Pacific Ocean Association of South Seas Companies: The high value of the German South Seas for our national economy

Note: Sawitzki: tennis court, Europeans, spectators, African children. Flags, Houses

Note: Sawitzki: house, European, African, tennis court, flag

Müller note: Akpafu, pupil gathered on the lawn in 1929, contains: Pupils, flags, Akpafu, school uniform. - Lettering on the picture: 75

History of the Inventory Designer: The Prisenhöfe - Oberprisenhof Berlin, Prisenhöfe Hamburg and Berlin - were established in September 1939 and March 1941 respectively. Her duties were to initiate proceedings on the ships brought in and, following a ruling by the Prisenhof, to carry out the decision of the prisengericht on the use of the ships. The Prisenhöfe existed until the end of the war. Inventory description: The seizure of merchant vessels flying the flag of enemy states or neutrals and their cargo was carried out under the Prisenordnung in a formal procedure by courts established for this purpose. The sea officers employed by these Reichskommissare were under the command of the Reich Chancellor in 1914-1918 and the Commander-in-Chief of the Kriegsmarine in 1939-1945. They represented the interests of the empire in the Prisenverfahren. Their task was the initiation of proceedings concerning ships brought into the Prisenhof and, following a ruling by the Prisenhof, the implementation of the decision of the Prisengericht. The Prisenhöfe existed until the end of the war in 1945. Content characterisation: The almost completely preserved stock of the Reichskommissar at Prisen hof Hamburg was kept at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Hamburg and reached the Federal Archives in spring 1954 via the Bundesoberseeamt Hamburg. Today it comprises around 53 running metres of shelving. It contains general files, personal documents on members of the service and files on individual prise cases (preparation and initiation of prise court proceedings, execution of prise court proceedings, execution of prise court decisions, exploitation of the prise). Citation style: BArch, RM 15/...

Note Miller: Contains: Reception, flag, instruments

Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,0 X 5,8. Description: Group picture in front of small rectangular house made of plant fibres (and flag with cross), 8 children in 2 rows (front kneeling). Reference: flat film negative and cardboard no. 165 in negative box. Cf. print templates sample book, No Ig/595, Neg. A12, Auf. 512, Nr 151, Diap. a.III.31.75 (14,0 X 10,7) "School in the Oberland with Masai and Aruschak children".

Contains among other things: Slave trade under French flag

Müller note: Ho, Luther Festival, contains: Children, festival, Luther festival, Ho, flag - content identical with 4870.

At the house, miss. Steimer & Woman. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,0 X 5,9. Description: European house, quantity in front of it on lawn, with flag (cross).

The volume contains, inter alia, documents on measures against the slave trade under the French flag and bans on arms exports from other countries.

Contains among other things: DKG proposal to change the German flag

Black marksmen march in two troops behind a flag past the Schützenhaus of the Schützen- und Kriegerverein; the arrow probably marks Gustav Wefer.postcard by Gustav Wefer, dated 1. 9. 1910, addressed to Georg Wefer, Oldenburg, Rosenstraße 40

Yushi V. Musinga (Mzinga), King of Rwanda, next to the flag of the German Empire in German East Africa / Photographer: Scherl

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,1 X 8,9. Description: left Gonja church, in front crowd with Guth on the way, flag with cross.

Note from another hand: Ho. - Note. Müller: Ho, reception 1926, contains: Instruments, Chapel, Municipality, Flag

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9.0 X 7.5. Description: (in connection with Alb. 4, No. 619, 622, 627.634-637, 640, 647), group of people with flag on meadow, i. background with roof covered with plant fibers rectangular. Houses. Reference: Cf. album 17, no. 8 (11,4 X 8,4).

Contains among other things: "The Indo-European Telegraph Line", in: Archive for Post and Telegraphy 1889 No. 19 "Radio Station in Baghdad", by: Dipl. Ing. E. Liesching, in: F-Flag 1933/9 "Funker in Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1904-1097", by: Headmistress. H. Neumann (F flag 1934/11) "The Exploitation of Technical Intelligence for Leadership (1914-1918)", by: H. Pleger, (in: F-Flagge 1935/1) "Use of means of communication in the 1st year of war and lessons from it for today", by: Colonel Fellgiebel, in: F-Flagge 1935/5 "Der missverstandene Schlieffen", by: Colonel Guderian (F-Flagge 1935/7) "The telephone and telegraph system during the Russian invasions 1914 in East Prussia", by: Oberlt. a.D. Kleindienst (F-Flagge 1935/4) "News media and their use in the service of national defence", by Oberlt. a.D. Kleindienst (F-Flagge 1934/1) "Die Geschichte von Telephonfräulein in Memel", by: Dr. Martin Lezius (F flag 1932/3) "50 years of German radio history", by: H. Rukop, o. Dat. (transcript) "Defence of the West", by: Liddell Hart, 1951 "Rückblicke auf die Feld-Telegraphie", (excerpt from: "Der Deutsch-Französische Krieg 1870/71), o. Verf., o. Dat. "Feldtelegraphie", excerpts from 50 Jahre elektrischer Telegraphie 1849-1899, o. Verf., o. Dat. "50 Jahre Telegraphenkabelnetz", by: Müggenburg, in: Archiv für Post und Telegraphie 1927/4 "Etappe und Generalgouvernements", o. Verf., o. Dat. "Direct activity of Reichstelegraphie for army and navy. Cooperation with the field telegraphy (intelligence troop)", o. Verf., o. Dat. "On the 60th anniversary of the existence of the telecommunications troop on 1.10.1959" ed. by: Bundeswehr Telecommunications Service, 1.10.1959 "Memoirs", by: W. Groener, in: German Historical Sources of the 19th and 20th Centuries, Volume 41, 1957