Author: Report by Miss. Müller in Madchame, June 1898. Scope: pp. 365-371. Includes among others: - (SW: search for new mission areas; lending a tent from Schangali; chief of Kiboscho - Mlelya; meeting with chief Ngalami; gifts; visit to chief Membi; securing land; agreement of the chiefs; Wandorobbo at the Kware river; dialect of the Sira people) Darin: Illustration "Membi and Ngalami, chiefs of the Sira landscapes with their entourage in the camp of Miss. Müller."

• Author: According to Miss's diary. Päsler. Scope: pp. 74-78* 89-93. Includes, but is not limited to: - (SW: visit to Chief Schangali; language studies; exchange and gifts; Swahili service; contact to Madchame people; construction work hindered by the beginning of the "small rainy season") - (SW: food and cattle breeding; postal traffic with "home"; legal ownership of a piece of land - Kwarango - new station name; Christmas and New Year festival; fire at the station)

Installation of minor Edingele Meetom as chief of Meetom village (Bonakuamang), 1908 [fol. 1 - 2] Njoya, paramount chief of Bamum (Fumban). - Visit to Buea and Duala. - Report by Governor Dr Seitz to the Imperial Colonial Office, January 1908 [fol. 9 - 13] Njoya, Chief of Bamum (Fumban). - Presentation of the throne chair as a birthday present for the Emperor on the occasion of the celebrations in Buea, 1908 [fol. 9 - 13] Njoya, Chief of Bamum (Fumban). - Sending the gifts to the Emperor (sword in embroidered scabbard with hanger, embroidered chieftain's cap and a pipe), 1908 [fol. 14 - 19] Buea. - Statement of expenses for the visit of Chief Njoya from Bamum (Fumban) in January 1908, 1908 [fol. 20 - 24]

description: Contains:Acquisition: III/28/1911: VIII A 5811-5853, Photos (West Africa, S.Cameroon, S.Nigeria, Gold Coast), Donation Max v. Stefenelli -- [New acquisition under III/16/1950: VIII 3492-3526 as gift v. Stephenelli] -- Contains: Letter of 14 May 1908 from Stefenelli to Luschan [?], Bad Liebenstein (Thuringia), Hotel Guisisana (Qui-si-sana). Sends 154 photos in Couvert I II (Note: 153 80 73) - 108 Cameroon - 34 South Nigeria - 6 Togo - 5 Benin - 1 Accra. Stefenelli would like to come to Berlin at the end of the month to receive a list of Benin antiquities in person. signed Stefenelli -- Reply letter by Luschan, Berlin 12.6.1908 to Max von Stefenelli in Calabar, Southern Nigeria: concerning the letter by Stefenelli of 2.5.Luschan sends attached list with questions for king, preparation of a panel work on Benin antiquities, copy for king would be possible (reverse 2 drafts by Luschan concerning acquisition of the photographs, acknowledgement) Inv. note III/28/1911 VIII A 5811-5853, G. Kilz, pp. 7.6.1911) three-page questionnaire of the MV

description: Includes:Acquisition: a.) I/81/1892 b.) I/82/1892: a.) VI 11592-11594 b.) VI 11599-11616, Ethnogr. (South Pacific), gift Dr. Marcuse (collector), VI 11599-11616, property of His Majesty the Emperor and King - Emperor transfers collections (Marhall Archipelago and Samoa I.) - MV to Exc. v. Lucanus - Catalogue of collections of Dr. Marcuse transcript MV, original list signed. Adolph Marcuse, of 22.11.1892

Note: Dublette: Country chair. Gift from Peki district. Monthly Bulletin October 1932 (see page 91) - Image content identical to 0208.

Photographer: Blumer. Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,5 X 6,4. Description: sitting in the room Arnold Blumer and Nehemia, gift table.

Rotterdam Missionsgesellschaft; R. Ledeboer, secretary, sends writings and asks for return delivery, 1825; list of needs of a missionary to be sent out, equipment, travel expenses and costs for ongoing maintenance in Africa, 1829; Ledeboer sends 12 Dutch-speaking missions. Bibles as a gift, 1829; Ledeboer requests information about Wilhelm Wilhelmi, 1830; Ledeboer requests trained missionaries for East India, 1830; Ledeboer requests documents to obtain a residence permit for RMG missionaries in Borneo and Java, 1834; Ledeboer requests information about Philipp Wilken, 1837; Domine van Rhyn writes about himself and his family, offers to take packages to Dutch India, 1845;

• Signature of the inventory: ENZ - Description of the stock: Entyklopädien - Umfang des Bestandes: 12 Regalmeter - Findmittel: Findbuch - Beschreibung des Bestandes (wesentliche Inhalte mit Angabe der Laufzeit): Enzyklopädien, 1830 - 1996 - Information on the history of the collection: part gifts to the city archives, part estates from schools and the Stadtbücherei Hof, part purchases and loans. - legal circumstances (loan contract, blocking periods): property of the Stadtarchiv Hof with the following exception: No. 216 - 244 are loans from Stephan and Matthias Hoermann, Hof. No blackout periods. - Reference to other relevant stocks: The Council Library and the Reference Library (4° A, 8° A) contain further encyclopaedias. See the OPAC of the Fachhochschule Hof. - Processor of the holdings (with details of the processing period): Dr. Kluge, 1994 (first entry)

Note: Picture content identical with 1956 and 5035.

Note from another source: Monthly Bulletin October 1932 (see page 91)

Contains: Takeover of a war canoe in the Ethnological Museum Berlin

"Das europäische Handwerk in Deutschsüdwest u. Deutsch-ostafrika vor dem Weltkrief- Wissenschaftliche Abhandlung zur zuerlangtung der staatwissenschaftlichen Fakultät an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, published by Hilde Lange, 185 p., gebunden

In the picture: 58. - Note. Müller: Peki, Landsstuhl about 1932, contains: Peki, country chair, furniture, chair - picture content identical with 4924.

• Author: According to Miss's letters. Päsler and Fassman in Madchame. Scope: p. 21-27* 37-38. Includes, among others: - (SW: travel report of the missionaries from Mombasa to Madchame; first building activities and agricultural work; visit of the chief Schangali with gifts; Kidschagga) - (SW: illness of Miss. Böhme; construction of temporary houses for schools, stables etc.)

Cover letter for a Haussa handwriting as a gift for the handwriting department.

Preface The present collection GStA PK, IV HA Prussian Army, Rep. 15 B Military History mainly comprises a collection of files on war and army history as well as biographical materials from the former holdings GStA PK, IV HA A Prussian Army Archive and GStA PK, IV HA B Military History Collection, which was created mainly through acquisitions of files (purchases, gifts etc.) after 1967 in the Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Property. 14 files from the former Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam have been classified. Since 1966/68, the Secret State Archives of the PK and the Federal Archives of the Freiburg Military Archives have been regulated that the files dated before January 1, 1867 belong in the Secret State Archives of the PK and after December 31, 1866 in the Federal Archives of the Military Archives. In the course of this demarcation regulation, a joint meeting of representatives of the Geheimes Staatsarchivs PK, the Bundesarchivs Abt. Militärarchiv Freiburg and the Bundesarchivs Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam took place in Potsdam on 16 September 1992. In this meeting the questions of demarcation of the Prussian army, which were handed down in the Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam, were discussed. In addition to the files, which were taken over from the former Soviet Union in 1988, there were already more extensive documents of the Prussian army. After these files were handed over in December 1995, the Secret State Archive PK began to merge the files transferred from the former Federal Archive Military Interim Archive Potsdam to Dahlem with the files of the GStA PK, IV HA A Prussian Army Archive and GStA PK, IV HA B Collection of Military History. In this context the designation IV HA Prussian Army Archive in IV. HA Prussian Army changed. The partial stock of military history was given the repository number Rep. 15 B. Mrs. Fröhlich has been entering the data into the Augias database since 1996. Some file titles and contained notes were checked and in some cases supplemented. Parallel to the development work, the magazine-technical processing took place. The files were re-signed, provided with new signature plates and packed in file boxes. How to order and quote: The archives listed here are stored in the magazine in Dahlem. The pink order forms must therefore be used. The files are to be ordered as follows: IV. HA, Rep. 15 B, no: GStA PK, IV HA Prussian Army, Rep. 15 B Military History, No. Volume: 2.8 m 268 units (=registering unit) Duration: 1604 - 1993 Last assigned number: 268 Berlin, April 2011 Irina Fröhlich (Chief Inspector of Archives) Resources: Database; Collections Manual, 1 vol. (for IV HA, Rep. 13, 14, 15 B)

Preface The beginnings of the Prussian army as a standing army lie in the reign of the Brandenburg Elector Friedrich Wilhelm, the Great Elector (1640 to 1688). At a meeting of the Privy Council on 5 June 1644, it was decided to set up a standing army. It was also Frederick William Elector of Brandenburg who enforced the essential principles of the later Prussian army: 1. connection of the advertising system with the duty of local peasant sons, 2. recruitment of officers from the local nobility, and 3. financing of the army by the electoral domain income. Military legislation to discipline the army became indispensable in the course of building a standing army. The GStA PK, IV. HA Preußische Armee, Rep. 16 Militärvorschriften (Prussian Armed Forces, Rep. 16) collection at hand comprises for the most part a collection of photocopies and copies of General Administrative, Command and Control and Service Regulations (including drill regulations for infantry and cavalry), regulations on troop administration, troop service, officer corps, engineering and fortifications as well as on the Landwehr from the former Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam. A smaller part of the military regulations comes from the former holdings GStA PK, IV HA A Prussian Army Archives and GStA PK, IV HA B Army Historical Collection, which originated mainly from the acquisition of files (purchases, gifts etc.) after 1967 in the Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage. Since 1966/68 the Secret State Archives PK and the Federal Archives Dept. Military Archives Freiburg have had a regulation according to which the files dated before 1 January 1867 belong to the Secret State Archives PK and those dated after 31 December 1866 belong to the Federal Archives Dept. Military Archives. In the course of this delimitation regulation, a joint meeting of representatives of the Privy State Archives PK, the Federal Archives Department Military Archives Freiburg and the Federal Archives Military Intermediate Archives Potsdam took place in Potsdam on 16 September 1992. In this session, the delimitation issues of the Prussian army, which had been handed down in the Federal Archive Military Intermediate Archive Potsdam, were discussed. Besides the files that were taken over from the former Soviet Union in 1988, there were already extensive documents of the Prussian army there. After these files had been handed over in December 1995, the Secret State Archive PK began to merge the files handed over from the former Federal Archive Military Intermediate Archive Potsdam to Dahlem with the files of the holdings GStA PK, IV. HA A Prussian Army Archive and GStA PK, IV. HA B Army Historical Collection handed down in the Secret State Archive PK. In this context, the designation IV HA Prussian Army Archives in IV. HA Prussian Army changed. The partial stock of military regulations was given the Repositurnummer Rep. 16. For the stock there is a finding index from the former Bundesarchiv Militärisches Zwischenarchiv Potsdam. This was reorganized in 1997 by Prof. Dr. Kloosterhuis. The entry into the Augias database was made in 1998 by Mrs. Koegel and was revised by undersigned. Some file titles and notes on contents were checked and partially supplemented. Parallel to the development work the magazine-technical processing took place. The files were resigned, provided with new signature plates and packed in file boxes. How to order and quote: The records listed here are kept in the magazine in Dahlem. The pink order forms must therefore be used. The files shall be ordered as follows: IV. HA, Rep. 16, No. to quote: GStA PK, IV. HA Preußische Armee, Rep. 16 Militärvorschriften, Nr. Inventory volume: 4.6 lfm 748 VE (=zeichnungseinheit) Duration: 1635 - 1912 Last number assigned: 748 Berlin, February 2011 Irina Fröhlich (Archivoberinspektorin) Finding aids: Database; Findbuch, 1 vol.

Note from another hand: Deaconess Minna Huchthausen, gift from C. Spieß to the Nordd. mission

Author: By Miss. Muller. Scope: pp. 160-163. Includes, among other things: - "In September." (SW: pews; baptismal students; arrival of Miss Fuchs; lessons) - "2 October." (SW: language studies; banana grove; 6th anniversary of the arrival in Madchame; birthday of Miss. Müller - gifts) - "November and December." (SW: starving Wataita eat several soldier boys at Moshi; school of food; Shangali no longer wears magic; celebration of Christmas)

• Author: According to Miss's diaries. Althaus and Bleicken. Scope: p. 158-161* 181-185. Includes, among others: - "First of October." (SW: guests from the English neighbouring station Taweta; printing house; showing pictures; lessons in Mwika also by chief Mbararia; lessons with chief Koimbere) - "2. work on the female sex, new christening candidates etc.". (SW: lessons for women; school building in Marangu by chief Mareale; baptismal requests; Miss. Bleicken after Moshi; weather observations; formation of local teachers; repair of the church; attendance at church service) - "3. admission of two boarding students." (SW: Construction of a girl's house; church services with presentation of pictures) - "4th Christmas." (SW: feast; giving of AT and NT in Kiswahili; attendance at church service; Christmas in Mwika)

• Author: From Miss's diary. Althaus. Scope: p. 284-286* 303-306. Contains, among other things: - "First consecration of a bell and baptism of a heathen." (SW: Arrival of the siblings room and the Miss von Hopffgarten; choice of name at the baptism; 4 baptism candidates) - "2. new baptism candidates." (SW: presentation of the applicants; collection of collections - church treasury) - "3. Mareale and his people." (SW: Problems with the teaching; illness of the chief; cross from the catholic bishop of Zanzibar as a gift; other gifts) - "4. The building of the house. "Five. Three lions killed in Mamba." (SW: chief Koimbere; hunt of a lion; 3 injured people; lion - front teeth and claws for magic; fur removed from missionaries) - "6. recreation stay of Miss. Fox in Mamba." (SW: Arrival and departure)

• Author: From Miss's diaries. Fassman and Bleicken. Scope: p. 266-269* 281-284. Contains, among other things: - "First work on the heathens." (SW: Miss. Fassmann - Landscape Pokomo; Subchief Mlatie; Beer; Teaching house; Residents' concerns about the mission; Sermon; Chief Meli - Attending church service; Thoughts of a baptismal disciple) - "2nd school. (SW: Miss. Bleicken takes over the lessons; girls take part; separation of the school into two departments; school set on imperial station) - "3rd Christmas. " (SW: gifts; complaints about Chief Meli for assault) - "4. Locusts and shortages. " (SW: hayflock swarms; food shortage; mission garden; water shortage) - "5th Conference of Missionaries." (SW: language exam; station work and construction) - "6. All sorts from the month of March." (SW: Lessons with Meli restricted; successes in Moshi; attendance at church service; children's service) Darin: Illustration "Our mission school in Moschi.

Contains: Year-end closing; service vehicle maintenance; community appeal; examination of indispensabilities; working hours for the public service; awarding of war service crosses; collections for gifts to leading state officials and leading party comrades; simplification of administration with decree of the Führer; honorary mayors; remuneration for expenses in service; "Iron Savings"; Request for War Auxiliary Service Obligors; Collections of Heads of Authorities and Civil Servants; Preparation of a Colonial Administration; Promotional Offices for the Upmarket Forestry Service; Performance Struggle of German Companies; Authorities Discount for the Procurement of Motor Vehicles; Forestry Master Hermann Derichsweiler; Official Trips; Kurhaus Operation in Bad Hofgastein Darin: Business distribution plan of the Forstamts, 1943; list of all male followers; travel expenses; guidelines for the deployment of the Forstamtmänner, Oberförster and the office service forces of the Forstamts; logbook; leaflet for the deployment sites of the Kriegshilfsdienst of the Reicharbeitsdienst; Reichsgesetzblatt, Part 1 of 22. January 1943. July 1940; Prospectus of the Kurhaus of the Reich Forestry Administration in Bad Hofgastein

Contains among other things: Plan of the Arab chief Buschiri to leave Africa in exchange for a large sum of money to influence the Arabs in Zanzibar with gifts

Contents Folder:- Tabula congratulatoria for the 70th birthday of the linguist Rudolf Prietze, who did a lot of research in Africa - Drawing of the Africa researcher Georg Schweinfurth, which he gave away for the 70th birthday of Prietze in 1924. Handwritten top left: To the revered Rudolf Prietze / to celebrate his LXX I send / with the most cordial wishes / this sketch of the / highlight of my finds.". Handwritten under the drawing: "King Munsa of Mangbettu / (after the original taken in April 1870 / drawn August 1924 by G. Schweinfurth.) "Original-Photography: "Label

The inhabitants of Savaii gave this war canoe to the German Emperor Wilhelm II as a gift. / Photographer: Scherl

Tradition and content: The collection of seals Kretzdorn was started in 1863 by Arthur von Winzer, H. Kretzdorn received it as a gift. In 1970 it was acquired from the Kretzdorn estate by the General State Archives. The seal list was produced by Mrs. Gisela Schenck The collection comprises seal impressions primarily from Baden and Württemberg state, court and military authorities as well as from private individuals in one volume Karlruhe, October 2011Joachim Brüser

Description of holdings: Dept. 202 Small acquisitions/individual items Size: 52 archive boxes (= 335 units of registration = 8 linear metres, incl. 0.5 linear metres of overflow) Duration: 1495 - 2008 The department contains individual items and smaller collections of various contents and provenances, which have been handed over to the archive since about 1890 mostly as gifts (to a lesser extent purchases). In addition, since 1997/98 the department has also been used to include smaller acquisitions and fragments of estates which, due to their small size or collection character, cannot be incorporated into Dept. 170 (estates). In addition, see especially Dept. 204 and 203. The material is listed chronologically in the find book, as there is no internal order of the collection. The documentation was prepared between March and May 2008 on the basis of older masch. lists new to Augias and have been growing steadily ever since. Worms, May 2008 (20.12.2013: by classification and other additions: 310 VE) Dr. Gerold Bönnen (file creation 7.5.2014)