Darin: 1. the limited liability company. A legislative study by Rob. Esser II, Cologne. Berlin: Julius Sittenfeld, printed as manuscript. Confidential, 1886; 2nd utilization of E. Nagel's contract on land acquisition in Pondoland, South Africa, 1886; 3rd annual report of the South American Colonization Society of Leipzig for 1885, 1886; 4th draft of a law regulating emigration in the German Empire. By A.W. Sellin, o.D.; 5. statutes of the German Women's Association for Nursing in the Colonies; 6. map of Kaiser-Wilhelms-Land and Bismarck-Archipel; 7. circular letter of the Colonial Society.

Contains: Hirsch, Lina: "Prologue to the seventieth anniversary of the Württemberg Women's Association for Needy Children", [Poem], Druck, 1904, 10 p.; "Wirtschaftliche Aufgaben. Blätter zur Förderung berufsständischer Tätigkeit" of 5 August 1908; programme of the colonial festival in favour of the Elisabeth House (maternity home) in Windhoek (Namibia) on 1 March 1913 in the Königsbau in Stuttgart; invitation to the general meeting of the Schulbauverein Stuttgart on 29 March 1915

Contains among other things: "Request for subscription for the Togo-Pflanzungs-Aktiengesellschaft" Berlin 1910; Memorandum of the Bismarck-Archipel-Gesellschaft, Berlin 1909

Contains among other things: Brochure and publications of the German Togo Society, the German Rubber Plantation Society, the German Samoa Society

Contains among other things: "Der Branntwein in Kamerun und Togo" (written by Gustav Müller, Neuhaldensleben, probably 1896)

Contains: 8 Aufn. [of the Konstanz photographer Josef Fischer], 4 glued on cardboard, 4 postcards. group pictures at the station, with Prince Max; group of French wounded (also African colonial soldiers), probably in the station

Unterlagen zur Geschichte der Militärpharmazie in den ehemaligen Deutschen Kolonien.

Contains: Reports of the Oberkdos. d. Schutztruppen, Berlin, of the military station Jaunde, of the Kaiserliche Schutztruppe Kamerun to Joseph Lequis concerning the death of his son Ernst on Dec. 7, 1900; Notifications of the Auswärtigen Amt, Kolonial-Abteilung, concerning the estate of Ernst Lequis, Feb. 10, 1901 - Feb. 25, 1902

Preface: With the acceptance of the royal dignity at the end of 1805, Friedrich von Württemberg dissolved the Ducal Privy Council and replaced it with the Royal State Ministry. The Ministry of State was responsible for advising the monarch on general matters of state. After King Wilhelm I took office on 8 November 1816, the Privy Council was re-established as the supreme state authority directly subordinate to the king. It was composed of the ministers or heads of the various departments and of members appointed by the King. His work consisted of examining the requests and proposals of the ministries and forwarding them to the King with his expert opinions. In his capacity as the monarch's supreme advisory authority, he was also in charge of all matters relating to the estates, applications for the dismissal or retirement of civil servants, disputes between the judicial and administrative authorities, the relationship between the Church and the State, and matters specifically entrusted to him by the King. In administrative disputes, the Privy Council acted as the decisive and enacting authority, for example in appeals against decrees of the heads of department and penal findings of the administrative offices. He mediated the communication between the king and the estates, whereby he could decide independently whether or not applications from estates were suitable for submission to the king. With the establishment of the State Ministry in 1876, the Administrative Court in 1877 and the Court of Jurisdiction in 1879, the Privy Council lost much of its importance. It was repealed by the law of 15 June 1911 and, in accordance with the prominent position of the Privy Council in 19th-century state administration, its documents are of outstanding historical documentary value. The partial stock E 31 (Königlicher Geheimer Rat I), comprising 32.5 linear metres and arranged according to a rubric scheme, was probably delivered to the State Archives soon after 1876 and was used very frequently, but has so far only been insufficiently catalogued. It was therefore urgently necessary to re-draw the inventory scientifically, taking into account the existing content structure of the stock. It was carried out between December 1969 and March 1974 by the archive inspector candidates Michael Kuthe, Eric Elwert, Walter Wannenwetsch and Magdalene Rüther as well as by the State Archive referees Dr. Wilfried Schöntag, Dr. Peter Eitel, Dr. Hermann Ehmer and Dr. Norbert Georg Hofmann. The final editing of the repertory was carried out by Luise Pfeifle, archivist. She also made the register.Stuttgart, 2 November 1978Paul Sauer President of the Privy Council: Hans Otto von der Lühe18. November 1817 - 29 July 1821 Christian Friedrich von Otto29 July 1821 - 15 November 1831 Eugen von Maucler15. November 1831 - March 1848 Constantin von Neurath8. May 1851 - 27 April 1867 (- 24 April 1855 only acting) Ludwig von Golther27. April 1867 - 23 March 1870 Karl von Varnbüler23. March 1870 - 31 August 1870 Hermann von Mittnacht31. August 1870 - 10 November 1900 Max Schott von Schottenstein10. November 1900 - 15 April 1901 Wilhelm August von Breitling15. April 1901 - December 3, 1906 Karl von Weizsäcker4. December 1906 - June 15, 1911

Bde 1-6 destroyed.

Vol. 1-9 destroyed, vol. 14 missing without proof.

Contains above all: Aid for a Martha house and hospice, application of the Association for Inner Mission in Metz and support of the Empress, 1904 hospital of the Baseler Mission in Kiayingchow, request for aid, 1904 public and private charity institutions in Germany, request of the Spanish Ambassador in Berlin, 1905 subsidy request of the International Botanical Society at the University of Leiden, 1905 procurement of material for the work on the colour of water, petition of C. Baumann, 1905 aid for the construction of a sisters' house, application of the priest Franzmathes from Mainflingen, 1906 maintenance of the annual aid, request of the priest E. Lessing of the German Protestant community in Florence, 1906 preservation of the colonial museum, immediate submission of the Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg, 1906

Tradition: Donation by Mrs. Maria Fink from Ettlingen to the General State Archive Karlsruhe in 2014. Adaptation: The collection comprises 255 propaganda photographs from the years 1917 and 1918, probably from the Bild- und Filmamt (Bufa), which was founded by the Supreme Army Command at the beginning of 1917. The undated photos were arranged in chronological order according to the photo and serial numbers as well as the image content. The exact chronological classification is difficult because it is often unclear in which context the picture was created and exactly when it was presented to the public. The pictures were probably used in the context of a "newsreel" or a "documentary film" as a poster photo. For the use of the cinematograph see also picture no. 10. Content: The German military successes of the years 1917 and 1918 occupy special space: the breakthrough in Eastern Galicia, the 12th Battle of Isonzo, the peace negotiations in Brest-Litowsk and the spring offensive in 1918 in the West (Operation Michael). Also spectacular individual acts like the return of the auxiliary cruiser "Wolf" to Kiel in February 1918 are mentioned. A personnel focus is placed on reporting on the emperor as well as Hindenburg and Ludendorff. In addition to pictures of the economic efforts on the home front, ethnologically seeming depictions of the Balkans, Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia, but also of the lost German colonies, appear. There are also calls for the drawing of the 8th and 9th War Bonds. Grand Duke Friedrich II of Baden appears at the welcoming of exchange prisoners in Constance (no. 196), Prince Max of Baden on the occasion of his appointment as Reich Chancellor in October 1918 (no. 255).

Members of the German Schutztruppe for the protectorates Cameroon and Togo in their uniforms, from left to right: a paymaster in a service suit, a paymaster aspirant and a rear fireworker in a dress suit, a doctor in a service suit, officers in a service suit, a non-commissioned officer and a corporal in a dress suit / Photographer: Scherl

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

Contains among other things: Permission to sell printed matter and lots on the occasion of the colonial exhibition in Stuttgart during the main divine service, June 1928; application of the Evangelical Lutheran State Consistory in Dresden for the release of the public holidays of meetings by judicial and administrative authorities, which were not recognized by the state, and request of the Saxon legation in Munich concerning this matter, Dec. 1928. 1929; request for general liberation of gymnastic and sporting exercises from the provisions of 15.12.1928 concerning Sunday order, 1931/32; implementation of the Holiday Act of 27.2.1934 and provisions concerning church holidays during National Socialism (with statements and reports of the Evangelical Upper Church Council and the Episcopal Ordinariate, Febr./March 19035).

Contains among other things: Reports for the protection troops; replacement requirements; composition of soldiers for the protection troops Darin: Regulations for the deployment of replacements of the South West African protection troops for the replacement transports 1910 and 1911; lists of names

Contains among other things: Request for replacement crews; War Ministry decrees; reports for the protection troops and the East Asian expeditionary corps; provisions for the formation of an East Asian expeditionary corps; capitulation negotiations; replacements for the protection troops and the East Asian expeditionary corps; entry of non-commissioned officers and crews into the East Asian Detachement

Contains among other things: Reports on the protection troops; general regulations; orders of the Ministry of War Darin: Provisions for the deployment of detachments of the southwest African protection troops; provisions on the repatriation of the East Asian legation protection guard to be replaced by the navy