Inventory description: Inventory history Files from the settlement office of the Police Regiment 14 in Stuttgart, in particular those of the regiment staff and the First Battalion, reached the Federal Archives via the Württemberg Main State Archives in March 1953. This includes files from the time before the regiment was established, but also from the time after the dissolution of the regiment. In the course of administrative work, about a quarter of the stock, mainly administrative files of the Reserve Police Battalion 51, was collected. In 1962, a large part of the personal documents was lent to the Federal Administration Office in Cologne for current processing purposes, but later returned to the inventory. The files of the police schools originate mainly from returns of archival material transferred by the National Archives of the United States of America to the Federal Archives as a result of the war. Archive evaluation and processing From the former NS archive of the Ministry of State Security of the GDR, 12 files - especially those of the SS Police Regiment 20 - were incorporated (R 20/227-238). The present finding aid book was created during an internship in August and September 2006. Content characterization: Police Regiment 14, 1941-1945 (75), SS Police Regiment 19, 1941-1944 (58), II. Battalion/Police Regiment 5, 1942-1944 (3), Police Battalion 63, 1940-1941 (2), Police Battalion 121, 1941-1942 (2), Police Battalion 322, 1941-1942 (5), SS Police Division 1939-1941 (3), other units of the Ordnungspolizei 1939-1945, 1962 (50), Polizei-Offiziersschule Fürstenfeldbruck 1938-1945 (4), police schools and institutes in Berlin 1935-1945 (3), Police school for high mountain training Innsbruck 1939-1945 (4), other police schools, training battalions and units 1931-1945 (16), chief of the gang combat units 1941-1945 (7) The stock R 20 comprises the splintered tradition of individual troops and schools of the order police as well as the chief of the gang combat units. With regard to the police forces, there are mainly files of the police regiment 14 (especially the regiment staff and the 1st Battalion), the police regiment 19 (here especially files of the 3rd and 6th Company) and the police battalion 322 (copies of files) in the inventory. In addition, numerous fragmented records of individual police units can be found. The police schools include documents from the police officer school of the Fürstenfeldbruck police force and the Innsbruck police school for high mountain training. In addition, a few documents of the chief of the gang fighting federations have been handed down. Particularly worth mentioning is the diary of the SS-Obergruppenführer Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski for the period from 25 June 1941 to 22 January 1945, in which he recorded his personal war experiences, especially in his function as chief of the gang combat units. In the inventory, the basic tasks of the police forces in the occupied territories are vividly expressed. The task of fighting partisans was of great importance. The reports reflect the ruthless use against partisans and their sympathizers. In addition, searches of the homes of Jews and Jewish ghettos, resettlement actions and other measures against Jews, including "cleansing actions" and mass executions, are documented. The files of the police schools show how training courses, especially for officers or officer candidates, were organised and carried out. You will find curricula, training schedules and weekly duty schedules, examination assignments and assessments as well as experience and final reports on the courses held. In addition, teaching materials and fact sheets have been handed down which give an impression of the content and practical design of weapons and combat training as well as training in police tactics. State of development: Online-Findbuch (2006) Citation method: BArch, R 20/...

Note. List: Old tree stump with a fork. There's iron-grass stone in there. At the fork razor-sharp, pointed objects - picture content identical with 2252_3.

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Note. List: Mango tree in Peki at the place where Lorenz Wolf built the first mission house in 1847. On the tree trunk: Erasmus Buadzo, Std. 7, under the tree: Gilbert Nunu, Std. 7 - Picture content identical with 2227.

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Photographer: Nüßler?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,2 X 8,3. Description: African (europ. cl.) standing in front of cooking place, behind tent with boxes.

Chinese craftsmen are trained at the Tsingtau shipyard by German mechanics. In the middle: the teacher and mechanic Limbach, left: the two Chinese housefathers. / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Teachers for the hearing impaired and speech therapists; kindergarten teachers; youth leaders; vocational school teachers; auxiliary school teachers; teachers at Air Force schools Darin: 1. foreign and colonial school service; 2. special language skills of teachers

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,8 X 6,3. Description: free (cleared?) place with tent and some buildings, in front in the tree bee tube. Reference: Cf. print templates sample book, no. IXf/101 (11.6 X 15.7).

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,7 X 8,2. Description: Miss. Reusch and Blumer standing at the grave, behind them a chapel made of plant fibres and with round arch windows.

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On the picture: Togo: Chefs fetichistes. -Müller: Fetish priest after 1920, contains: hut

Phototype: Photo. Format: 5,2 X 5,2. Description: Lawn-Platz, african. Team (in sportswear) tug of war; spectators, houses with grass roof in the background. Reference: See Album 20, No. 518 (Nachlaß Blumer (11,0 X 8,3) "Vor unserem Haus Arusha 1926". Cf. estate Blumer, no. 721 (11,1 X 8,3) "From the channel. Aruscha 26.10.26. Nasujaki, Sango, Bubs < Arnold Blumer>, Daniel's sister Nataretokoki, Nehemia, Helena (Naleleunye)".

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Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,0 X 11,0. Description: 2 african. and europ. child, standing together in a farmstead (left part of a stone and wooden veranda, in the background house with stone walls and roof made of plant fibres, african. Children cloths around hips). Remark: retouched; publication..: Sheet 1906, No 16, Lydia 1908, No 6.

Curriculum vitae and examination papers for the 2nd Theological Examination of Wilhelm Blumer, Martin Kosmala and Karl-Heinz Pässler

Note from other hand: later stores of the missionaries, fence renewed/ corrugated metal fence - picture content identical with 0730.

Müller: Wuta-Haus, school around 1900 - picture content identical with 0731.

Müller: Keta, Wuta House before 1900

Note by Müller: Keta, Wuta House 1890-93

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,2 X 8,5. Description: Group picture in front of the Mission House, 16 men with their instruments standing or kneeling.

Note from other hand: The biggest mission station Ho, wide mission houses with corrugated iron. Church (chapel) not to be seen.

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Note. List: Mittelweg Ho with fountain. Taken from the upper floor of the chapel - content identical with 2230_3, 2708 and 3262.

Note: The upper left corner of the image is missing with loss of text on the back - image content identical to 0836.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,4 X 5,2 Description: Moshi? Stone building with corrugated iron roof.

Photographer: Fokken?. Photo type: repro photo. Format: 14,0 X 9,0. Description: in front of garden, human standing on veranda entrance. Remark: Sheet film negative and further repro duplicate. Reference: See Album 22, No 116 (8,4 X 5,6) "Pictures from the internment in Southern Rhodesia.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,4 X 8,7. Description: Crowd of people standing in three rows (dressed white), other people around them, buildings in the background (including mission house). Remark: Spots on the picture.

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Photographer: Pätzig. Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,6 X 5,9 Description: 20 boys (different ages, dressed in long shirts, in rows of 2 on their way, to the right teacher with Kanzu/jacket/cap conducts children with stick, to the left building (European style) with white wall and corrugated iron roof (motive see estate Blumer, no 77).

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 5,6 X 5,7 Description: rectangular building with roof made of plant fibres, in front of it children's group with 2 adults (men).

Author: According to Miss's diaries. Müller and Faßmann. Scope: p. 458-461. Includes, among other things: - (SW: School; language studies; plantings; construction activities; contacts to the Catholic stations Kiboscho and Kilema; Chief Sinna; devotion; animals - killing of a wildcat; visit of company commander Johannes, Lieutenant Eberhard and Dr. Widenmann; war against Maasai; arrival of Miss. Ovir; gifts from Schangali)

• Author: According to Miss's diary. Pfitzinger. Scope: p. 297-298* 325-328. Contains, among other things: - "First Miss. Clean departure." (SW: departure of Miss; escort to Samburu railway station) - "2nd plague of locusts." (SW: Description of the catastrophe; consumption of locusts) - "3. Intervention of an English official." (SW: conflicts; new laws; mission work - school and worship; Miss. Fuchs) - "4. Finally a school in Mbungu." (SW: Ndzéngela - most respected of the village; agreement on school attendance; number of pupils; food pupils; slave trade)