Members of the German Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Ostafrika in their uniforms, f.l.t.r.: a purser in a Diesntanzug, an officer in a parade suit or in a service suit, a doctor in a coat, a hospital assistant and a sergeant in an orderly suit / Photographer: Scherl

Mandarine arrive in front of the policlinic of the first German hospital in Kiautschou for the opening / Photographer: Scherl

Correspondence; De Sumatra-Post, No. 126 No. 130, 1911; Correspondence with mission commissioner in Rotterdam, de Bilt-Station, Amsterdam, Leiden; newspaper articles (copies) on the question of financial support for schools in the Netherlands.India by the Government, 1895-1911; Report Miss. van Asselt on Relations of the RMG to Dutch Friends of Missions, 10 p., ms., ca. 1900; Keynote Speech on Cooperation of Dutch Aid Society for Barmen m. d. holl. Missionsgellschaften, 15 p., ms., 1912; Manifesto of the Dutch Anti-War Council, Dr., 1914; Guarantee of the RMG to Dutch citizens who, in favour of the RMG at Nederl. Handels Maatschappij Guarantee sums have subscribed, 1917

View of the governorate hospital of Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

This hospital in Tsingtau has a department for eye diseases, internal diseases and nervous diseases, but also an X-ray facility. / Photographer: Scherl

The Gouvernements-Lazarett in Tsingtau, built between 1898 and 1902 / Photographer: Scherl

Second courtyard of the polyclinic, the first German hospital in Kiautschou. In the background the main temple room / Photographer: Scherl

Marinesman Stoll and Chinese men gardening in the first courtyard of the policlinic, the first German hospital in Kiautschou. The garden was laid out by Dr. Tillmann. Right: the bus stop shelter / Photographer: Scherl

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,0 X 8,0. Description: Crowd, especially children, Europeans with ladle and vessel in front of bucket and box (bucket and other vessels), European woman with jug, 2 European children (by Blumer?), grass houses in background. Reference: See album 17, no. 40 (10,7 X 8,1) "7 Teachers of Aruscha". Cf. album 18, no. 147 (10,6 X 8,1) (cut from newspaper) "Aruscha teacher, East Africa".

Contains among other things: Fetzer's comments on colonial policy (27 Jan 1919), on Emperor Wilhelm II and on the constitution of Württemberg (p. 130); illness of Fetzer's wife Therese (from p. 234); Fetzer's comments on his reading (p. 251 ff.) Darin: "Meinem König", poem by Karl Fetzer, brother of Berthold Fetzer, on 25 February 1919; newspaper article on the peace terms of the Treaty of Versailles