• Including:<br />- two negatives from a court martial in South West Africa<br />- 183 postcards (partly descriptive) with motifs (incl. Schutztruppen, locals, landscapes, places and buildings) from:<br />- German South West Africa (Namibia): a.o. Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Windhoek, Abbabis, Otjitundo, Owamboland, Omaruru, Karibib, Kubas and Lüderitz Bay,<br />- German East Africa (Tanzania): including Tanga, Dar-es-Salaam<br />- Cape Colony (South Africa): Cape Town, Aliwal North<br />- Brazil: Guaruja. Brusque<br />- India: e.g. Ahmedabad, Abu<br />- Egypt: Port Said, Suez Canaln* 1904 - 1926, Stadtarchiv Nürnberg, E 10/32 NL Friedrich Stahl

• 1920-1943, Federal Archives, BArch R 58 Reich Security Main Office Contains mainly:<br />Confiscation of documents and publications in France<br />Catholic, pacifist and trade union organisations in France<br />Association Catholique Georgienne en France<br />Georgien<br />Université Catholique de Paris de l´Academie Francaise<br />Chalva Beridze<br />Georgier in Frankreich<br />Confederation Generale du Travail, Paris<br />Economy in France<br />"Projet de creation d´une grande association ouvriere de tourisme"<br />"Projet Marchandeau"<br />Institut National d´Histoire Sociale<br />Juden in France.- Contribution by Georges Blumberg, Dec. 1936<br />German police stations in France (fragments)<br />Secret field police.- Search for individuals<br />"Enrayer la denatalite est parfaitement possible" (essay)<br />"Les Feuillets du Militant" (information leaflets)<br />"L´Origine de la question raciale en Italie" (essay)<br />Rassenpolitik<br />"Le Probleme de l´enseignement en Allemagne nationalee-socialiste" (essay)<br />"L´Enseignement aux Colonies" (essay)<br />French Colonies<br />Laicist Propaganda<br />Socialist Congress in Nantes 29. May 1939<br />Population policy in France, including abortion<br />Calls for resistance to German expansionary policies<br />German colonies, including Cameroon, Togo<br />World Student Association for Peace, Freedom and Culture.- Aufruf<br />"Kraft und Licht" - Journal of the Association for Berlin City Mission<br />Pacifistische Volksverdediging, Netherlands - International Peace Policy<br />The British Council<br />Academie de Droit International de La Haye.- Activity in 1937 - Report of the Board of Trustees<br />L´Action Populaire<br />"Sans Dieu" in France, especially Organization and Methods<br />"Spectator", No. 6044, 28 Apr. 1944<br />"International Gleanings from Japan", 15 Sept. 1939<br />International Association of Japan<br />"The Publishers´ Circular and Booksellers´ Record", 10 Sept. 1939<br />International Association of Japan<br />"The Publishers´ Circular and Booksellers´ Record", 10 Sept. 1939 June 1939<br />"Luthersk Ageblad", Blair (Nebraska), No. 48, Nov. 29, 1939, and No. 52, Dec. 27, 1939, and No. 42, Oct. 18, 1939<br />"Great Britain and the East", Nov. 14, 1935<br />Ethiopia, Greece, Palestine, Albania, Egypt, Iraq, India, Burma, Romania, Arabia description: Contains above all..: Catholic, pacifist and trade union organisations in France Association Catholique Georgienne en France Georgien Université Catholique de Paris de l´Academie Francaise Chalva Beridze Georgier in France Confederation Generale du Travail, Paris Wirtschaft in Frankreich "Projet de creation d´une grande association ouvriere de tourisme" "Projet Marchandeau" Institut National d´Histoire Sociale Juden in Frankreich.- Contribution by Georges Blumberg, Dec. 1936 German police stations in France (fragments) Geheime Feldpolizei.- (Secret field police) Search for individuals "Enrayer la denatalite est parfaitement possible" (essay) "Les Feuillets du Militant" (information sheets) "L´Origine de la question raciale en Italie" (essay) Racial policy "Le Probleme de l´enseignement en Allemagne nationale-socialiste" (essay) "L´Enseignement aux Colonies" (essay) French Colonies Laicist Propaganda Socialist Congress in Nantes on 29. May 1939 Population policy in France, e.g. abortion Calls for resistance against the German expansive policy German colonies, e.g. Cameroon, Togo World Student Association for Peace, Freedom and Culture. The British Council Academie de Droit International de La Haye - International Peace Politics The British Council Academie de Droit de La Haye - The "Kraft und Licht" (Strength and Light) appeal - Magazine of the Association for Berlin City Mission Pacifistische Volksverdediging, The Netherlands Activity in 1937 - Report of the Board of Trustees L´Action Populaire "Sans Dieu" in France, above all Organization and Methods "Spectator", No. 6044, 28 Apr. 1944 "International Gleanings from Japan", 15 Sept. 1939 International Association of Japan "The Publishers´ Circular and Booksellers´ Record", 10 Apr. 1934, 28 Apr. 1944. June 1939 "Luthersk Ageblad", Blair (Nebraska), No. 48, 29 Nov. 1939, and No. 52, 27 Dec. 1939, and No. 42, 18 Oct. 1939 "Great Britain and the East", 14 Nov. 1935 Ethiopia, Greece, Palestine, Albania, Egypt, Iraq, India, Burma, Romania, Arabia

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 11,2 X 8,4. Description: Skull place under rocks, old man sacrificing, man i. Background (Pare). Remark: "Wizard" i. Title crossed out. Reference: 2 flat film negatives and cardboard no. 44 in negative box. Cf. postcard box, No. P15a (14.0 X 9.1) P15b (13.9 X 9.0) "Wizard at the libation before the skulls of the ancestors (East Africa)" Series India II, No. 3; P15a is described.

Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Requests for release of individuals from detention, including: Alfred Boedtker, Austrian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Ferdinand Vukusich, Austrian subject. Repatriation of Austrian seamen. Austro-Hungarian subjects captured on board American vessels before declaration of war on Austria-Hungary. Max Gelburg, Austrian subject, interned at Wakefield, Yorkshire. Frederick Edwards, meerschaum pipe manufacturer, Austrian subject, interned at Alexandra Palace, London. Dr Robert Janowsky, Austrian subject. Count Stephen Zichy, Hungarian subject, interned at Douglas Camp, Isle of Man. Joseph Kovarik, interned at Stratford, London. Luciano Sandrin, Austrian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India, then at Dagshai, India. Henry William Crispin, clerk, interned at Brünn, Austria: father petitions for his exchange. Henry Butcher, opera and concert singer, British subject: petitions for exchange. Repatriation of Austro-Hungarian seamen from Malta: Anton Talatin, Max Palmic, Francesco Kersul and Giacomo Zaninich. Hans Bleich, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man. Dr August Hesser, Hungarian subject, interned at Douglas Camp, Isle of Man. Leopold Blaha, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. H Wirtl, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Dr Desiderius Bruck, planter in German East Africa, Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Oskar Huber, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Otto Spitzauer, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. W Winter, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Dr August K Waldner, Austro-Hungarian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Bernhard Brandes, Austrian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India. Leo Zuker, Austrian subject, interned at Malta: representation on his behalf from the Vatican. Gustav Krebs, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man. Karl Wurm, Austrian subject: repatriated via Gravesend, Kent, and Flushing, Netherlands. Johann Franovitch, Austrian subject, interned at Alexandra Palace, London. John Cooke, Austrian subject. Abraham Bodea, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp. Terentie Toader, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp. Heinrich Jacobson, interned at Trial Bay, New South Wales, Australia. Giovanni Rella, Austrian subject, formerly prisoner: repatriated with crew of Austrian steamship Alfa , but alleged to be serving in Austrian Navy despite having given parole not to serve in any military capacity. Code 1203 File 890 (papers 152246-end).

Discussion of his book "Der Griff nach Indien" about the origin of the English colonial empire; Dresdner Anzeiger 1.5.1936, Deutsche Allgem. Ztg. 29.4.1936

Correspondence for mutual information and cooperation; Das ev.-lutherische Prediger-Seminar für Amerika und die Brüderanstalt in Breklum, 8 p., Dr., 1906 u. 1907; flyer as appeal for donations, 1928; report about your trip to India. Pörksen, 1949

Content: "No. 229 CMinden, 7. May 1948The cook Busby Maurice Wilson, Catholic resident in Minden, Weiserstraße No. 22 died on 5. May 1948 at 3 p.m. -- minutesin Minden in the latter apartment. The deceased was born on 1. June 1877in Barbedoos/West India(registry office no.)Father: Samuel WilsonMother: unknown. the deceased was married to Caroline Wilson, born Fricke, who had died earlier, last living in Minden. registered on oral complaint of Marie-SophieVoss, living in Minden, Oberstraße Nr. 11The complainant proved herself by means of an identity card.she declared to have been informed of the death on her own knowledge.read aloud, approved and signedMrs. Maria Sophie Voss [signature]The registrar [illegible signature]cause of death: oesophageal cancer.marriage of the deceased on 15.12.1912 in London(registry office of Westminster)".

including reports by the Cameroon missionaries F. Oksat, Chr. Roszat and Fröse (selected publications)

Contains: German Empire (red), parts of the British Empire (Great Britain, India, Australia, New Zealand, Canada) (ochre), Japan (green), Pacific Islands (red or ochre hatched), sketchy national borders Chinese characters

according to the picture index under no. 1 a series of photographs and photo albums with pictures of regions of the entire globe, from India via Brazil to East Frisia; also press reviews and print publications