Contains among other things: Annual Report of the Kriegskreditbank für Groß-Berlin AG for the General Meeting on 4 March 1915 Annual Report of the War Committee of German Industry. Berlin, n.d. Confidential report on the meeting of the Special Committee appointed by the Federation of Industrialists to discuss the trade and economic situation during the war. As Ms. Dr. Berlin, Jan. 9, 1915.

Contains:Reminder Report, o.D. (probably written after No. 130, about Sept. 1934): The proverbial disunity of the Germans after the annihilation of the state order in 1918 prevented a joint effort from being made to eliminate chaos. Although the monarchy was completely excluded in view of the development of things and the people had unequivocally given their opinion in free elections to the National Convention, many were not satisfied with the fact that a people's regime could not be circumvented. Even more than the RV, the national colours were mocked. It was overlooked that black-red-gold was especially appreciated in Austria: They so11t be the colors under which the great German state expected with longing grows and blossoms so11te (p. 1). Trimborn had been guided by these thoughts when choosing the colours. Marx experienced in 1926 in Vienna how the Christian Social Party got into a flurry of excitement when the Reichsbanner with the flag took part in a parade of the SPO. The RP decree of 5 May 1926 on the introduction of the merchant flag next to the Reich flag at Reich authorities overseas created an unexpectedly large opposition in the RT (p. 2). A letter from the RP on May 9 and Luther's speech on May 11 could not dampen the excitement, and Luther fell. I had to take over the inheritance. In a special way, my statement that I would execute the decree of 5.5. did not arouse any particular contradiction. Moreover, the Cabinet's reasons for adopting the flag were so convincing that, if I am not very mistaken, the Regulation was approved unanimously. On August 15, 1921, a decree of the Reichswehr Minister concerning the flagging of service buildings and the private dwellings of Wehrmacht members caused contradiction on the right and blame on the left over the grounds (p. 3). In the introduction of an imperial war flag one even wanted to recognize a violation of the constitution. After on 20.5.21 the Prussia. After the Higher Administrative Court had declared the municipal service buildings to be flagged for a self-administration matter, Preuß issued an order on 1 August 21. Reg. an - in its legal validity to be denied - emergency regulation in this question. The fight came to life once again when Min.-President Braun had those hotels boycotted which - like Adlon in particular - did not show the imperial flag on official occasions. The Berliner Hotels association then gave in. By a decree of act. 1927 the prussian government became the prussian government. Officials are only allowed to attend events if the Reich flag has been given the necessary honor. Lord Mayor Adenauer and Reg. Vice President v. Harnack had dignifiedly enforced the respect for the imperial flag in the Gürzenich at an event of the German Warfare Community in Cologne on 12.1.21 (p.4). The honouring of the imperial colours was in no way an affront or a defamation of the old signs; it is a national duty to honour the new and to respect the old. Before foreigners, Marx was often ashamed of the right-wing circles' abuse of the Empire's colours: "And in doing so, the circles that deserved the epithet "nnational" in particular wanted to be! The international Z has here always better understood what genuine national dignity and duty is!41/2 p., Masch.-Erstschrift.o. D.: Note with source reference that Langbehn already in 1888 declared black-red-gold possible as future Reich colors.1/2 p., independent of Marx.(1921, after June 15): Zentralverein dt. Reeder brings a statement of the close! Schiffahrtsztg., ,Syren

1951

Note from another hand: drawing by E. M. Heims, 7.2. 1913

Contains: Law concerning voluntary jurisdiction and other legal matters in army and navy of 28.5.1901 Regulation concerning the fulfilment of the duty to serve in the protection force of 5.12.1902 Law concerning the peace presence of the army of 15.4.1905 Law concerning amendment of the military service of 15.4.1905

The Rhenish Mission in Kaiser-Wilhelmsland/Papua New Guinea

Business Unit A: General Affairs, Budget, Cash and Accounting, Taxes. Business Unit B: General Affairs, Education and Training, Auditing, Appointments and Promotions, Transfers, Dismissals, Dismissals, Criminal Law, Housing, Housing for Officials, Remuneration, Social Assistance and Survivors' Pensions.Business Division F: Forestry and hunting, broken down into general and individual forestry matters. Business Division BA: Organisation, personnel and salary matters, general construction and administrative matters, administration of state land (state buildings, agricultural buildings, parks and gardens, churches and schools). The construction drawings of state buildings in Thuringia - approx. 600 portfolios - form the part 6-32-0002.2. Thuringian Ministry of Finance, Construction Drawings.Business Department LVS: State debts, credit and loan matters, general payroll matters, disputes with the Princely Houses, implementation of the Reich Treasury Regulations, income and expenditure of state authorities.1950 started finding index was replaced in 2006 by an EDP-supported indexing. In 2013, the partial revision of the listing data and the retroconversion of the data on the construction drawings with corresponding references to the fact files took place.Further information in the foreword to the online finding aid book.scope: 120.23 linear metres 596 files construction drawings.

Contains among other things: Annual Report of the Management Board of Santa Catharina Eisenbahn-Aktiengesellschaft for the 1st fiscal year from Feb. 2 to Dec. 31, Berlin 1908

Dance Bell from New Mecklenburg (Papua New Guinea)

Contains only: Constitution

Contains among other things: Tobacco cultivation in China, India and Sumatra

Contains also: Articles of Association

Contains among other things: Newly founded industrial companies in the SU - Overview of metallurgical areas, coal mines and clay industry enterprises in Ekaterinoslaw-Donez`schen´Steinkohlen and ore basins - Export and trade reports - Expansion of the railway network in Japan - Overview of German capital investments in overseas countries. Contains: Establishment of new industrial companies in Russia p. 5/12, p. 93/105 - Documents pp. of the Central Office for Preparation of Commercial Agreements p. 13, p. 20, p. 240/242 - Insolvent companies "Rosenstein

Contains among other things: - Negotiations in monetary matters, 1703-1712 - candidature of Johann Adolf von Scherpenseel as commissioner to Amsterdam after the death of the resident Gerard Röver, 1712 - deputy of the government councillor Cramer in case of illness, 1700-1708 - retention of assets by the secretary Scherpenseel, 1711 - Entry of the Moscovite lieutenant Hans Jürg Pfahl into the Prussian military service, 1707 - List of weapons, works of art and animals brought by Hans Jürg Pfahl from East India (Japan and China), 1707 - Sending of pitch and tar, 1705 - Regulation of the succession of the commissioner van den Bent, 1704 - Payment of life annuities by the Commissioner of Amsterdam, Röver, 1704 - Ship with powder, saltpetre and sulphur sent from Amsterdam, 1702 - Death of the resident Karl Rudolf van Kuffelaer, 1702 - Arrest of the glassmaker Pallada, who was fleeing because of debts, 1699 - transmission of "East Indian Rarities", 1698 - regulation of the estate of the tax collector at the East Indian Company, Johann Teermanns, 1695 - title of the city of Amsterdam, 1690 - negotiations with the East Indian Company about bonds of city and country Groningen as well as African wells, 1690.;