Author: Report by Miss. Clean in Mulango. Scope: p. 386-390. Contains, among other things: - (SW: famine; conflicts; sale or marriage of the women; visit of a rich Wakamba farm; diseases; cattle - bloodletting - utilization of the blood; dying of children; refuge on ward; theft)

Contains: Language courses, technique of speaking, student house and student assistance, border fund, Japan institute, lecture on colonial questions, greeting by Rector Uhlenhut (1928), position of the city of Gdansk under international law, questions of remuneration; graphology, pedagogy, Ostmark university week, Ibero-American working group, lectures by Nazi institutions, list of lecturers who are suitable for lectures abroad because of their "ideological attitude" Jur Fak: Schwerin, Back, Pfister; Med. Fac.: Rudolf Wilhelm, Schneider, Killian, Pannewitz; Phil. Fak: Aly, Bauch, Hoops, Kolbe, Stadelmann, Stieler; Naturwississ. fak: Cissarz, Schneiderhöhn, Guenther, Heffter), Grenzlandprobleme, Saargebiet, Japanische Gesellschaft, also lecture by Sven Hedins; Week of the German Book; named individuals: Lüroth; Wilski; Paul Jugel (opera singer); Hedwig Hoffmann, Erika Ermanov and Ludwig Stiehl (city theatre); Miguel de Unamuno (writer), Schreiber (prelate), Kanokogi (Japan), Wilhelm Albrecht Cramer (reciter), Crusen (Gdansk), Reichstag deputy Ersing, Charles E. Maylan, Olpp (Tübingen), Kattermann (Church Council), Rudolf Broda (Boston USA), theologians Nikolaus Hilling, Keller and Göller (Freiburg), Kaarle Krohn (Helsinki), Muschketow (Turkestan), Kurt Hahn, Spanish envoy Americo Castro, Mr Millikan (California), Werner Jaeger, Kienle, Glauner, Arnhold (German Institute for National Socialist Technical Labour Research /Dinta Düsseldorf), Jon Firman Coar (USA); F.K. Krueger (Ohio); Hans Siegfried Weber (Saarbrücken), Tomoeda (Japan), Bosch y Gimper (Spain), Sven Hedin, Kraft (Freiburg, Rudolf G. Binding, Bernhard Köhler, Kentrup (Gauwirtschaftsberater Baden).

Photographer: Dr. Mergner. Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,9 X 5,2 Description: Building complex (European style), stone walls, corrugated iron roof, some people in between. Remark: Negative property Mergner. Reference: Cf. album 14, no. 160 (8,7 X 6,7).

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,7 X 8,0. Description: 3 beds with women inside, 1 seated woman with child, 1 african. Nurse's giving medicine.

Author: According to Miss's diaries. Hofmann and Säuberlich. Scope: pp. 263-266. Includes, among other things: - "First tribulation and obstruction to work." (SW: Illness and death of the son of the Säuberlich; funeral; Christmas; famine; deaths; attending church and school) - "2. The three newly baptized." (SW: Baptisms and baptisms) - "3. Continuation of the state of emergency in the spring." (SW: absence of spring rain; emergency; many requests for support to the missionaries) - "4. The mission work." (SW: School and meetings; Kitwi station)

• Author: From Miss's diary. Wenderlein, Dec. 1897. Scope: pp. 134-137* 156-158. Includes among others: - "First moves from Jimba (SW: smallpox; processions) - "Second trouble of all kinds in the care of the congregation." (SW: Communion; divine service) - "3. Swahili and Wakamba in Jimba." (SW: opposition - conflict) - "4th construction of a new chapel." - "Fifth Missionary Work." (SW: school; baptismal instruction; attendance at church service; thunderstorms; illness; Christmas)

Photographer: Blumer Frau?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,7 X 8,1. Description: almost identical with Album 2, no. 48. Reference: Cf. proofs no. 9/575 (14,5 X 9,9) "A place of Christian love work in the heathen country. The new sisters' house in Nkoaranga on Meru."

Author: According to the diary of Miss. Clean. Scope: p. 16-20. Contains, among other things: - "The construction work and care of the hungry." (SW: Timber search; Ikutha food request) - "The children." (SW: Death of Two Children; Ruhr) - "Danger of smallpox and all kinds of tribulation." (SW: smallpox cases; Dr. Kolb von Nashorn killed; fever; increase in the number of children) - "Mission work" (SW: school and church service)

Photographer: Mergner?. Type: Photo. Format: 8,6 X 5,6. Description: Shelves and table with medicine bottles.

Author: Report by Miss. Pfitzinger in Mbungu. Scope: p. 393-397. Includes, among other things: - (SW: disease - bile fever; subsequent death of the missus; funeral)

Photo: Photo carrier: Photo paper glued on half cardboard Image and sheet size: 14.5 x 10.5 cm; 21 x 15 cm Remarks: Pencil note on the back: Der Ritter [Reiter?] von Südwest Windhuk Deutsch-Südwestafrika, compare picture series 975, no. 2a

Execution: Picture postcard of photography Persons and institutions involved in the creation: R e i c h s k o l o n i a l b u n d , Berlin Picture carrier: paper Picture and sheet size: 14.5 x 10.4 cm; 14.9 x 10.6 cm Remarks: compare picture series 975, no. 2, picture postcard with greeting message to Beiermeister at the back, Stuttgart, corner damaged

Photographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,1 X 7,0. Description: See album 11, no. 257.

Note on list: Carpenters, Schosser

Photographer: Blumer?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,7 X 8,1. Description: other perspective as on No 39 (727) in album 2.

Author: Report by Miss. Feelers in Jimba. Scope: p. 34-38. Includes, among other things: - (SW: sorcery; Mbungu - traditional remedy and protection; traditional treatment; vaccination)

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,6 X 8,8. Description: refers to 915, children's group, close-up, left 1 boy with pointed filed teeth. Reference: the same photo in: Album 4, number 915 (11.8 X 8.1).

Author: Report on the first quarter of the year by Miss. Muller. Scope: pp. 266-270. Contains, among other things: - "One. The boarding school." "Second medical aid for the sick." (SW: Help by Miss.; Wizard) - "3rd Buildings and Repairs." - "Four. Chief Shangali."

Author: According to Miss's diaries. Pfitzinger in Mbungu. Scope: pp. 53-56. Includes, among other things: - "First Devil's Dance in Mbungu." (SW: Ngoma - Devil's Dance) - "2. Drunkenness a major obstacle to the gospel." (SW: alcohol; sermons; conflict resolution) - "3. external works." (SW: Treatment of diseases; Iron Cross - Tomb of Miss. Fighting; sweet potatoes; worship service; arrival of the Säuberlich brothers and sisters)

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,0 X 9,4. Description: Man, woman and woman waiting outside, in the entrance to the veranda European woman.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 12,2 X 8,6 Description: 3 small children, 1 with dress, 2 with patterned long shirts, holding hands, 1 with head bandage, standing in the garden with hedge fence. Remark: faded, retouched; eq. 1912, no. 2.

Description of the holdings: The Thuringian Ministry of the Interior in Weimar was established by law on 3 December 1920. It was united with the Ministry of Economics in March 1924 to form the Ministry of the Interior and the Economy, but in November 1928 it was separated from this union again. In 1936 the Ministry of the Interior was directly subordinated to the Reich Governor. It now bore the name "Der Reichsstatthalter in Thüringen - Der Staatssekretär und Leiter des Thüringischen Ministeriums des Innern" and remained in existence until June 1945. The Ministry was initially divided into six business departments. After the administrative reform of 1930, it consisted of the business departments listed below. The latest status of the business structure is decisive for the order of the files. A: General affairs; also responsible for surveying, also since 1930 for commercial police, until 1936 for fire-fighting, 1930 to 1938 for personnel matters, 1935 to 1939 for registry office supervision, since 1936 for homeland protection, nature conservation and monument preservation B: Construction police; road construction until 1933 C: housing and settlement 1931 to 1933; road construction since 1933 D: Gemeinde- und Kreisangelegenheiten D/Fin: Community finances: F: Veterinary affairs since 1938 G: Personnel since 1938 I: Inspector of the Ordnungspolizei since 1938 P: Police; also responsible for fire-fighting since 1936 W: Military service department since 1935. Since 1939 the Ministry had been affiliated with the then established State Food Office, Dept. B, which was responsible not only for the war nutrition of the state of Thuringia, but also of the Prussian administrative district of Erfurt and the Prussian district of Schmalkalden. In June 1945 a state office was formed for the internal administration. In 1946, after numerous shifts of responsibility, the Ministry of General Administration was founded, which was renamed the Ministry of the Interior in 1947. - The files delivered before 1945 have been lost due to the effects of war. The current stock was taken over in 1945, especially in 1951. Remarks: Under the leadership of the State Council of Thuringia, the state government worked from 1920 on with 7 departments, including the department of Internal Affairs. From this department the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior was formed on December 3, 1920, which was active until June 12, 1945. In the meantime it operated as the Department of the Interior of the Ministry of the Interior and Economy (8 March 1924 - 3 November 1928). The tradition reflects the performance of tasks in the areas of state administration and sovereignty, roads, municipal and district affairs, welfare and health care, veterinary affairs, personnel, police and military affairs. The collection contains files, in particular for the healthcare sector (pharmacies) and for the foundations, some of which date back as far as the 17th and 19th centuries respectively. These files were kept at the authorities of the Thuringian individual states (except Saxony-Coburg) and from 1920 onwards continued by the Ministry of the Interior. The collection also contains ministerial files from the period after 1945, which are continued by an incosseous inventory formation. Similarly, the collection "Land Thüringen - Ministerium des Innern" contains files concerning events from the period from 1920 to 1945. The traditional personnel files for the ministry are located in the "Personnel data from the area of internal affairs".

Photo type: repro photo. Format: 9,0 X 14,0 Description: 2 African workers saw a tree trunk, 3 other African workers beside it (with cloth around hips). Remark: Sheet film negative and repro duplicate.

Contains among other things: Tobacco growing in Baden, report from Aug. - Sept. 1911

Contains among other things: Orders of seeds, invoices, reports from and to foreign persons and institutions, correspondence about seeds - the settlement of payments - fertilization - cultivation contract, presentation of the incidents concerning an initiated criminal proceeding against a Spanish citizen to the Directorate of the Spanish State Tobacco Production, The Court of Audit of the German Reich on fertilization attempts, reports from Cameroon on tobacco quality and plan for large-scale cultivation, - Santa Domingo, - German East Africa

Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,9 X 7,2 Description: (persons unknown) African patient on chair, held by African assistant, European pulls tooth, 5 other Europeans (2 women, 1 infant, 2 men), 1 African boy; procedure is held outside. Reference: flat film neg. and cardboard no. 151 in negative box 2 prints. Cf. proofs, no. 4/541 (15,9 X 9,5) "Im Missionsgarten zu Masama am Kilimandjaro", remark: "and 1 postcard printing block".