Plan of record groupsFederal Archives (Archivtektonik)
ClassNorth German Confederation and German Reich (1867/1871-1945)
ClassForeign Affairs, Colonial and Occupation Administration
FondsBArch R 150 - Administration of the German Protectorate of Togo
ClassR 150 Verwaltung des deutschen Schutzgebietes Togo
ClassEMPERIAL GOVERNMENT OF TOGO (FA 1)
ClassBEHAVIOUR AND DEVELOPMENT
ClassBoundaries of the protectorate with the neighbouring French and English possessions as well as relations with other African countries and conditions in other German protectorates
ClassRelations with other African countries - Dahomey
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FileBArch R 150/243 - Commissioning of the explorer Dr Wolf (by the Foreign Office) to visit the King of Dahomey in Abomey. Plan for the despatch of the Imperial Commissioner for Togo after Wolf's death
FileBArch R 150/79 - Confiscation of a model 88 infantry rifle by the French in Porto Novo from a German private individual
FileBArch R 150/243 - Establishment of the Portuguese protectorate over the entire coastline belonging to the Kingdom of Dahomey. Hoisting of the Portuguese flag in Dahomey, agreements between Portugal and the King of Dahomey. Countermeasures by France. Establishment of trade relations. Recognition of the Portuguese protectorate by the King of Dahomey
FileBArch R 150/65 - Gift from the King of Dahomey Gbehanzin to the German Emperor (four boys and various objects). Shipment of the items to Germany and financing of the boys' upkeep and education. Recruitment of the boys for the Imperial Police Force of the Togo Protectorate
FileBArch R 150/243 - Trade between Dahomey and Lagos
FileBArch R 150/188 - Imperial Electoral Consulate in Quidah, Dahomey. Establishment and staffing of the consulate (Head: Imperial Governor of Cameroon. Supervision: Imperial Commissioner for the Togo Territory) and regulation of relations between the German Empire and the Kingdom of Dahomey, which was under Portuguese protectorate, until Dahomey was declared a French protectorate as part of the French colony 'Etablissement Français du Bénin' (1889) (reports and decrees)
FileBArch R 150/243 - Political development in Dahomey. Landing of French troops. Presence of a Portuguese warship in Quidah. French declaration of blockade on the coast of Dahomey (7 Apr. 1890). Bombardment of Quidah. Lifting of the blockade (3 Oct. 1890). Peace treaty with Dahomey (text of the provisional peace terms)
FileBArch R 150/243 - Rejection of a possible protection treaty with the King of Dahomey (Instruction of the Foreign Office of 28 Dec. 1887 to the Imperial Consul Randard)
FileBArch R 150/514 - Relationship between indigenous and European servants in the Colonie du Dahomey et Dépendances (Representation of the Governor of Dahomey)
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Reports

Trade between Dahomey and Lagos