Conference minutes; circulars; lists of participants and invitations; card by Niederl. New Guinea with mission stations, 1:5,000,000, 1930; De Internationale Zendingsraad, by Baron E. von Boetzelaer van Dubeldam, 24 p., Dr., 1932; Lunteren, No. 5, 1932; Correspondence on the establishment of the e. Mission Museum in Zeist Castle, 1933; Statistical data on the RMG Missionange members currently and formerly active in Dutch India, 1948

Contains among other things: Wool and wool products from British India and British South Africa

Contains among other things: Silk and silk products from India

Contains among other things: Oilseeds in India and their export

Contains among other things: Machinery imported to India.

Contains among other things: Jute growing and trading in British-India. - Increase in raw jute prices for Germany and Austria due to imposition of a high export duty

Contains among other things: Brigade and group orders; special orders; accommodations; reports; tactical instructions and findings; knowledge of the enemy; war divisions Darin: sketches; war divisions of the British army; overview of the English and colonial battalions (excluding India); knowledge of the deployment of snipers in the British army

Contains among other things: Statistics on Dutch India for 1895

Contains among other things: Statistics for 1891/92 Report on emigration from India under labour contract

Contains only: Discussion of the Section II B 3 with SS-Oberführer Nebe

Phototype: Photo. Format: 5,7 X 5,7 Description: before palm trees (shape of windows like in India), place unknown.

Bracker (Edinburgh) to Schacht with the request to be allowed to follow his trip to India with a short trip to East Africa. Communication that North Cameroon could possibly also be considered as a new area.

Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Royal Consistory, Kiel, to the Breklum Mission Society. Report on the fact that unnamed women from Hamburg, who call themselves 'patriots', demand in a petition that the missionary work of the Breklumers in India (and East Africa) must be stopped. This mission activity would play into the hands of the English. The commanding general had decided to approve the position of the 'patriots': 'He considered himself obliged to use all means at his disposal to preserve German money for the German people alone in this serious time when the German people stood up for themselves with their best blood'. For this reason, Breklum must be asked 'during the state of war to give only those means to the missionaries and sisters in enemy foreign countries which are necessary for their maintenance, and to restrict their collections accordingly'.

[Letters from Africa] Bock (Kikangala) to Bracker about his journey from Morogoro [where he had suffered a concussion] to Malagarassi, his wife's still missing dowry, encounter with a lion, fever attacks, relocation of the station in Makamba, contradiction against Andersen's assertion that from the beginning he had considered the location of the station Makamba to be wrong, Report on the initially very problematic relationship with Jessen, which is slowly turning into a 'satisfying' relationship, strong complaint about the too low salary compared to what the congregations pay to their missionaries and missionary brides, warning that African missionaries will only consider money marriages in the future because poor brides cannot have their luggage transported to Central Africa. Presentation of the high cost of living compared to India. Appeal to urgently increase salaries and travel allowances.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Holm (Glückstadt) to Bracker(?) about mission in India and Africa.

Andersen (Kitunda) to Bracker about Christmas, a trip to Uha, comparison of civilized India with wild Africa, construction times and costs for two mission houses.

[Personalakte Peter Jessen] Jessen (Urambo) to 'Peter' (brother-in-law of Peter Jessen, husband of his sister) in Denmark in English. News that the British and Belgians have completely conquered DOA. On September 19, the Belgians marched into Tabora. Bock and Andersen are probably in captivity, but Jessen hopes to escape this fate. In the event that Jessen is brought to India, his family is to return to Denmark, where his sister and brother-in-law will receive his wife and two children. Please send a written message and money.

• Includes: Falchpur-Sikri; Carupore; Lucknow; Benares; Darjeeling; Madras; Trichinopolis; Madura; Ceylon [1901], Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Dept. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, Q 2/48 Papers of Rudolf von Gansser senior and Rudolf Gansser jun. description: Contains: Falchpur-Sikri; Carupore; Lucknow; Benares; Darjeeling; Madras; Trichinopolis; Madura; Ceylon; Madura

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Contains among other things: Trade reports - Compilation of the most common goods in trade with German East Africa - Report on trade and industrial relations in the southern Russian cities. Contains: Import of French colonial sugar into Holland p. 5 - Proposals on transport companies in the Near East p. 8 - Warning of the company "Societa Generale di Commissione Esportazione ed Importazione" in Napoli (=Naples) p. 12, p. 20 - Fabrication of tulle curtains in Russia p. 14 - Bogus companies "Bankvereinigung Grün