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Congratulations on the 60th birthday of Martin Breslauer (16.12.1931) in form of an autograph album, by: Lucie und Otto Adam, Asher

Phototype: Photo. Format: 22,5 X 16,7. Description: Herd of cattle on fenced square, other cattle under corrugated iron roof, African shepherds clothed with cloths and ear plugs.

Short review of his book about the Buren-Trek 1835-1848 (German translation "Der große Trek"); Dresdner Anzeiger 9.6.1939

Announcement by Governor Seitz to the Boers in the colony of German South-West Africa in the First World War / Photographer: Scherl

Cables and despatches between Dar-es-Salaam and Zanzibar concerning the supply of munitions of war to the Boers.

Contains among other things: - 1) Carpenter Friedrich Fox, Emden, born on 08.07.1907 in Kiel-Gaarden 2) Sailor Johannes Konarski, Emden, born on 16.09.1908 in Suurhusen 3) Sailor Emil Lippke, Lübeck, born on 21.11.1890 in Braunsberg 4) Sailor Berend Stoelker, Warsingsfehn, born on 21.11.1890 in Braunsberg11.11.1907 in Warsingsfehn 5) Sailor Peter Cordes, Iheringsfehn, born 31.07.1907 in Iheringsfehn 6) Light seaman Hermann Manssen, Hatshausen, born 02.11.1911 in Könishoek 7) Light seaman Jakob Möhlenbrock, Hatshausen, born 18.01.1912 in Ludwigsdorf 8) Logisjungen Heinrich Switer, Emden, born 23.03.1913 in Emden 9) Kesselwärter Willi Haustein, Emden, born 30.10.1901, Falkenau 10) Heizer Wessel Jansen, Emden, born 09.07.1904 in Emden 11) Heater Arthur Brenner, Emden, born 26.03.1906 in Niederscheldehütte 12) Heater Johann Rewerts, Rahe, born 01.05.1907, Rahe 13) Heater Cornelius de Ruyter, Emden, born 08.03.1905, Strohberg 14) Heater Georg Berndt, Emden, born 20.08.1904 in Breslau 15) Trimmer Eduard Gross, Emden, born 30.10.1905 in Berlin 16) Trimmer Wilhelm Schaaf, Emden, born 12.12.1907 in Soest 17) Sailor Johann Albert, Emden, born 05.09.1906 in Emden 18) Trimmer Gerd de Boer, Emden, born 09.01.1912 in Emden; index of finds of the Central Party Archive: retro conversion and distortion 2010-12

Numerous articles about her life, her writings and her struggle for the rights of women and Boers, death announcements with obituaries and photo; Neue Freie Presse Wien 24.3.1929

75 MSS letters from Carr-Gomm to his father, nearly all written from the Cameroons, and all signed 'Culling'. Carr-Gomm, who had been in West Africa in the Colonial Service since April 1912, joined the Anglo-French Expeditionary Force to the Cameroons in September 1914, and later that month was gazetted to the 2nd Battalion of the Nigerian Regiment. Until January 1915 his letters (15 of them) describe the campaign, which consisted chiefly of trying to force the inferior German forces into a major engagement, at first hand. After this, Carr-Gomm was transferred to the Royal Engineers, and the next 36 letters (until March 1916) are nearly all written from Duala, the main port of the Cameroons, and frequently refer to the administrative and technical problems of catering for the many Europeans in the town, and of dealing with captured enemy property, especially the rubber and cocoa plantations. The letters continue to describe the progress of the campaign until its completion in February 1916, and Carr-Gomm frequently comments on the state of affairs in England and Europe. In March 1916 the Cameroons were divided between Britain and France, and from then until November, when he returned to England, Carr-Gomm was in charge of the Public Works Department in Buea, the main administrative centre of the British sphere. The final 20 letters describe the problems raised by the partition, the pressures imposed on Carr-Gomm by the interference of the Nigerian authorities, and his increasing desire to leave the Cameroons and play a more active part in the war. He landed in England on 9 November 1916, and the last letter in the collection is from Arthur Street Maitland, Parliamentary Under-secretary at the Colonial Office, discussing Carr-Gomm's future employment. Some of the more interesting letters are described below: 3pp., MSS. On troopship of Duala, the capital of the Cameroons, preparing to land tomorrow. 25 September 1914 8pp., MSS. Surrender of Duala. 30 September 1914 3pp., MSS. Defending Susa, sixteen miles inland. Germans adopting Boer tactics, sniping and then melting away. (And next 3 letters). 9 November 1914 4pp., MSS. At Duala. Germans still at large. Criticises whinings in English press about recruitment and the navy. 20 January 1915 6pp., MSS. Inaccuracy of press reports on the Cameroons. 1 February 1915 3pp., MSS. His work in Duala, The problems of coping with the increased population there. 1 March 1915 2pp., MSS. German good conduct in the Cameroons, as compared with their barbarity in SW Africa. 3 June 1915 5pp., MSS. Disappointing return of Heywood's battalion, which had been expected to finish off the Germans at Jaunde. 8 June 1915 4pp., MSS. Influx of 'Kitchener' soldiers - arrogant and ignorant of West Coast habits, but full of martial vigour. Arrival of auditors and bureaucrats. 27 October 1915 4pp., MSS. Defends Dobell, the GOC, against criticisms. Bitterness against the War Office for supplanting them with upstarts and Dugouts. Unfairness of promoting 'stay-at-homes'. 22 December 1915 5pp., MSS. Disappointment over the handing over of most of the Cameroons to France, and confusion over future developments. Complains about his letters being sent to the Daily Graphic. 'We here in this little corner of the world's affairs are more of a family party so to speak than those who wage their warfare in the limelight of European publicity'. 16 March 1916 6pp., MSS. Present situation. The arbitrary division of the territory, with no regard for tribal boundaries, makes relations with the natives difficult. 12 April 1916 3pp., MSS. Visit of Sir Frederick Lugard, Governor-General of Nigeria. Problem of who should get cocoa and rubber profits: if they will ultimately go to the Germans, why should we work the plantations? 20 May 1916 2pp., MSS. Anxious to exchange this leisurely life for something more strenuous. 21 August 1916

Letters and telegrams received, arranged by the original subject headings as follows: Administrators [Rhodesia], 1897-1902 Cape Colony, 1890-1900 Charter (Matabeleland

Folios 237 - 239: Letter from Eric Barrington to Sir Frank Lascelles concerning: German guns for the Boers being landed in German South West Africa: request to advise the German Government. Encloses a copy of a telegram from Lord Kitchener to [William St John] Brodrick dated 22 January 1902.

Folios 247-253. Africa, Germany: code 418, file 17675, paper 17675. Sent by the Colonial Office on 22/05/1906. Transmits despatch with enclosures from Sir Walter F Hely Hutchinson, Governor, Cape of Good Hope on operations in German South West Africa and reports of unrest amongst natives in Cape Colony due to presence of German Boers in British territory. Received on 23/05/1906. 7 folios.

Folios 461-465. Africa, Miscellaneous (General): code 450, file 37900, paper 37900. Sent by the Colonial Office on 10/11/1906. Transmits copy telegram from Sir Walter Hely Hutchinson, Governor, Cape Colony describing a raid into Cape territory from German South West Africa by Ferreira, a Transvaal Boer and five of his followers: two police wounded, horses, arms and ammunition stolen. Received on 12/11/1906. 5 folios.

Folios 546-548. Africa, Germany: code 418, file 28416, paper 28416. Sent by Fairfax L Cartwright, the British Legation, Munich (ref 1) on 17/08/1906. Transmits report from Munich "Neueste Nachrichten" on destruction of wild game by Boers in Kilima Ndsharo district of German East Africa. Received on 20/08/1906. 3 folios.

Folios 592-596. Africa, Germany: code 418, file 11809, paper 11809. Sent by the Admiralty on 04/04/1906. Transmits despatch from Commander James C Tancred, HMS "Pelorus": on state of affairs in German South West Africa: refugees, discontent amongst Ovampos and their supply of munitions, resistance amongst Hereros and Hottentots, improvement in condition of Commissariat owing to employment of Boers, commencement of railway extension from Windhoek,. Received on 06/04/1906. 5 folios.

Folios 712-720. Africa, Germany: code 418, file 41940, paper 41940. Sent by the Colonial Office on 13/12/1906. Transmits despatch, with enclosure from Sir Walter F Hely Hutchinson, Governor, Cape of Good Hope concerning request to German military authorities in German South West Africa to discharge Boers at place of enrolment. Received on 14/12/1906. 9 folios.

This series contains general correspondence from the British consulate in Dar-es-Salaam, German East Africa. Correspondence concerns the supply of munitions to the Boers, 1899 to 1901, and events leading up to the declaration of war, 1913 to 1914.

Contains among other things: Gobabis and surroundings, Farm Ongeama near Winhoek, Hospital in Gibeon, farm school in Lievenberg (?), German Women's Association in Gobabis, camp of Angolan Boers, Agnes von Boemcken (*, ?); approx. 35 x 28 cm ( album); various sizes; photographs (album), black and white

and others: Windhoek (Windhoek); Kahnrivier; Swakopmund; Oitjo natives (Owambo, Herero; Witbooi-Nama); Buren; mountain battery in Windhoek; Hendrik Witbooi (*1824, ?1905); member of the German Schutztruppe; construction of the Nord-Südbahn; (28 x 21 cm) different sizes; album with photographs, sw

Various excerpts from Carl Hugo Hahn's diaries and letters, thematically summarized typoscripts, probably by Dr. Heinrich Vedder in the 1920s:; Chronological Notes, 1841-1867; Kleine Notizen u. Briefaauszüge, 1844-1855; Carl Hugo Hahn u. d. Wesleyaner, 1844-1855; Missions-Kolonisation, 1863; Buren Immigration u. Augustineum, 1869; Die Friedenskonferenz zu Schmelens-Expartung (Okahandja), 1870; Wie Jonker Afrikaner mit d. Damaras geme gekommen, 1873; Heimreise, 1873; Correspondence with descendants of Carl Hugo Hahn, 1904-1943; copy of the doctoral diploma of the University of Leipzig for Carl Hugo Hahn (1874), 1954;

Appeal for the Naumann-Museum in Köthen, signed by the "Committee for the Naumann-Museum in Cöthen".

Letter, with typescript partial translation, from Botha to 'Louis', written in London during a tour of European capitals by Boer generals following the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging, 1902. The letter discusses negotiations with Chamberlain about possible changes to the Treaty, etc..

A collection of papers kept during his service in the campaign in German South West Africa during the First World War, comprising a ts translation (7pp) of documents from the Official Gazette of the Protectorate of German South West Africa concerning the proclamation by the Imperial Governor, Dr Seitz, to create a South West African Volunteer Corps, 16 September 1914; ts translations (6pp) of a report concerning peace negotiations between the Imperial Governor and General Botha, and of a General Order from Lieutenant Colonel Franke, the Commander of the Protectorate Force, following the breaking down of negotiations, 26 May 1915; and a ts anti-German report (11pp) of a meeting held at Winghoek to show the Boers that they shared a common cause with Germany, 1 December 1915. Also held with the collection are papers relating to German East Africa, including 29 photographs of sketches by an unknown artist of German officers serving in East Africa, March - October 1918; plus two ms letters (14pp and 4pp) written in May 1916 to an unknown correspondent by M B Furse, the Bishop of Pretoria, while on an official visit to the Union forces in German East Africa, describing the services and recreations he was laying on for the troops during their voyage in the troopship HMT ARMADALE CASTLE, while relating meetings with Generals Hoskins and Smuts, and referring to an account by a fellow passenger of conditions experienced by British prisoners of war in Germany.

Contains: List of mussel species, list of materials for colouring the topa, animals from Surinam (Latin and Indian names); collection lists compiled under the heading "Remarks on individual pieces of the museum": Missionary Bergmann (German New Guinea), Baron von Bülow (Herero, Owambo), von Carnap-Quernheimb (Cameroon, Togo, Congo), Capitain Dallmann (Various countries), Eckstein (Boers, Zulu), Dr. Ehser (Bali collection), Dr. O. Finsch, Haas brothers (British New Guinea), Kollmann (Uganda, Ushashi, East Africa), Kromecken (?) (Tokyo, Middle Java, Sikkim), Schmidt (Lagos), I. Schneider (Palestine, Egypt, Omdurman), Von Sieglin, Baron von Soden (Africa), Prof. Soest/Eugen Rautenstrauch (South Sea Collection), Sprochte (?), Ludwig Wießner (Untervolta, Sudan)

Contains: Benjamin Altenfeld (21.4.1863 - 5.8.1940); Appelbaum (n. a. ); Otto von Alvensleben (9.9.1877 - 4.3.1945); Edgar Angermann (born 22.2.1882); Dr. med. Paul Arendt (1.10.1859 - 7.7.1910); Ernst Arnold (21.1.1879 - 16.7.1971); Hans Arnold (died 11.7.1939); Assion (n. a. ); Aßmann (born 6.7.); Aßmann (born 6.7.).1838); Johannes Bachmann (4.3.1902 - 17.7.1968); Ballauff (n. a. ); Ballerstaedt (14.10.1839 - 13.1.1918); Dittrich Barth (n. a. ); Bartsch (n. a. ); Bartsch (n. a.) ); Heinrich Bauer (born 29.8.1868); Otto Behrendt (born 28.7.1870); Dr. med. Otto Bengsch (28.7.1879 - 15.7.1954); Friedrich Berger (10.12.1871 - 11.9.1931); Hermann Bock-Metzner (13.12.1860 - 14.2.1942); Bode (n/a); Heinrich Böhlk (born 01.11.1868); Eduard Boerner (n/a); Werner Bozmann (19.7.1887 - 23.2.1948); Wigand Bossart (1864 - 13.8.1910); Friedrich Breitenstein (9.10.1853 - 19.1.1938); Breitmeyer (n.a. ) Carl Breuer (17.12.1866 - 30.6.1925); Hasso von Britzke (born 1.3.1880); Henry Budding (17.02.1839 - 6.7.1897); Wilhelm Büsing (27.1.1857 - 1.1.1917); Ernst Büsing (born 8.3.1868); Friedrich Callisen (30.05.1883 - 21.10.1968); Dr. Albert Ritter and Edler von Cammerloher on Ober- und Unterschönreuth (29.5.1879 - 1938); Martin von Cappeln (31.10.1892 - 4.7.1952); Dr. Caspersohn (born 3.9.1863); Fritz Castagne (13.7.1873 - 8.12.1914); Friedrich Chorus (born 29.6.1888); Chrapkowski (n. a. ); Friedrich Christian Christiansen (12.12.1879 - 3.12.1972); Johannes Christlieb (born 5.10.); Johannes Christlieb (born 5.10.)1875); Ludwig Christlieb (born 16.6.1873); Herman Chüden (8.11.1847 - 14.1.1903); Dr. Hermann Claus (born 2.10.1881); Friedrich Clausius (born 29.12.1869); Gustav Adolph Claussen von Finck (28.10.1848 - 22.8.1892); Paul Cleve (28.6.1879 - 2.8.1936); Victor Cochius (17.7.1848 - 16.3.1888); Walter Cochius (10.11.1845 - 4.8.1872); Friedrich Cölle (26.5.1874 - 8.9.1923); Oswald Collmann (born 22.3.1878); Adalbert von Colomb (13.3.1857 - 23.6.1928); Brunno Conn (born 14.7.1881); Felix Maria Connemann (born 15.9.1875); Oswald Connemann (died 3.5.1935); Conrad (n/a) ); Hermann Cordes (23.12.1880 - 12.2.1926); Paul Cossmann (n. a. ); Ernst Otto Bernhard Credner (7.7.1851- 8.7.1938); Iwan Crompton (born 23.2.1890); Dr. Hans Cyranka (born: 16.1.1888); Karl Daehncke (born 5.1.1872); Otto Dahl (n. a. ); H. B. Dahlerup (25.8.1790 - 26.9.1872); J. O. Donner (n.a.); Johannes Dammann (born 29.3.1862); Dr. Ludwig Dammann (born 25.5.1875); Dr. Paul Dammann (born 15.10.1860); Johannes Dams (born 24.5.1876); Gustav Darmer (17.10.1841- 10.1915); Joachim Darmer (13.8.1875 - 19.1.1936); August von Dassel (29.9.1856 - 20.11.1919); Hartwig von Dassel (10.4.1861 - 6.6.1933); Heinrich Dau (born 5.5.1874); Karl Daust (2.7.1865 - 30.6.1932); Rudolph Daudwiz (11.6.1847 - 1.1888); Dr. Karl Davids (7.2.1859 - 1.12.1905); Emil Dehnicke (born 28.10.1870); Moritz Deimling (died 20.11.1905); Dr. Wilhelm Deißler (born 22.9.1875); Dell (born 12.1801) Dr. Wilhelm Dentler (born 28.10.1877); Wilhelm Dettmer (k. A. ); Karl Dettmer (31.7.1874 - 22.2.1926); Karl Deubel (31.12.1858 - 28.3.1907); Dr. Paul Deutz (born 16.2.1876); Georg Dewitz (6.10.1867 - 31.10.1925); Paul Dickert (born 27.6.1869); Hermann von Diederichs (born 26.9.1877); Friedrich von Diederichs (10.10.1872 - 3.12.1966); Dr. Friedrich Diehl (n. a. ); Arthur Diemer (died 19.5.1940); Erdmann Dienst (10.3.1864 - 25.4.1916); Traugott Diesing (born 1.2.1881); Dr. Diestel (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n.); Dr. Friedrich (n. a.); Dr. Friedrich (n.) A. ); Dr Wilhelm Dieterich (5.5.1877 - 8.12.1914); Bruno Dietert (n.a. ); August Dietrich (born 12.6.1860); Dr Johannes Dietzel (born 21.8.1869); Dr Georg Diewitz (born 8.1.1865); Albert Diffring (14.3.1860 - 9.1.1939); Dr. Edwin Dippe (19.9.1851 - 31.3.1905); Friderich Rudolph Edwin Maria Dirckinck, Baron v. Holmfeld (12.6.1802 - 10.1.1896); Carl Daniel Ulysses Dirckinck, Baron v. Holmfeld (born 26.1.1801); Constant Ulysses Edwin Johannes Dirckinck (died 22.7.1877); Dr. Heinrich Dirksen (born 23.12.1861); Carl von Ditfurth (30.12.1848 - 30.3.1876); Adolf Dithmar (born 29.12.1880); Wilhelm Ditmar (13.4.1841 - 1905); Otto Dittrich (27.2.1850 - 23.11.1934); Otto Dittrich (born 12.8.1876); Dr. Lothar Dobberkau (born 21.2.1873); von Dobeneck (12.1832 - 14.11.1861); Friedrich Dreves (7.1856 - 5.1932); Prof. Dr. Paul Doehle (born 6.6.1855); Otto Döhring (25.9.1873 - 11.10.1928); Dr. Kuno Doepner (22.10.1860 - 28.12.1886); Dr. Otto Doering (born 27.9.1880); Dr. Adolf Dörr (born 31.10.1876); Nikolaus Burggraf and Graf zu Dohna-Schlodien (5.4,1879 - 21.8.1956); Erich Dolberg (26.9.1882 - 14.11.1931); Max Dolega (died 30.4.1897); Louis Dombrowsky (8.4.1875 - 30.6.1959); Albert Donner (18.8.1851 - 5.1.1889); Christian Donner (1.10.1839 - 27.2.1904); Johann Otto Donner (27.10.1808 - 16.2.1873); Otto Donner (8.5.1870 - 25.6.1920); Peter Donner (31.3.1881 - 12.6.1944); Friedrich Dowaldt (born 19.4.1866); Fritz Draeger (19.4.1850 - 7.1917); Dr. Ulrich Dreising (born 30.3.1854); Dr. Dressel (n.a. ); Paul Dreßler (30.8.1884 - 17.7.1929); Louis Drepper (5.10.1872 - 14.2.1924); Georg Dreykorn (born 22.4.1874); Georg Dubois (22.11.1851 - 2.9.); Georg Dreykorn (born 22.4.1874); Georg Dubois (22.11.1851 - 2.9.)1914); Dr. Paul Dümmel (born 19.9.1881); Dr. Franz Dürig (born 25.9.1880); Georg Düring (16.5.1850 - 10.2.1929); Dr. Bernhard Düsterhoff (born 10.2.1847); Dr. Wilhelm Dumas (born 22.7.1873); Fredrik Dunbar (died 22.7.1873); Dr. Ludwig (born 22.7.1873); Dr. Ludwig (born 19.9.1881); Dr. Ludwig (born 25.9.1880); Dr. Ludwig (born 16.5.1850 - 10.2.1929); Dr. Ludwig (born 10.2.1847). 4.1.1927); Johannes Dust (born 26.6.1878); Dr Arnold Ebeling (18.7.1868 - 30.10.1917); Gustav Ebeling (born 11.9.1877); Paul Ebert (21.9.1873 - 19.8.1939); Adolf Eckerlein (8.10.1861 - 22.12.1921); Richard Eckerlin (10.12.1880 - 14.4.1936); Friedrich Eckardt (died 17.3.1889); Emil Eckert (26.8.1862 - 13.5.1920); Heinrich Eckert (n. a. ); Friedrich Eckoldt (20.6.1887 - 31.5.1916); Dr. Emil Eckstein (21.2.1859 - 2.8.1887); Prof. Dr. Hans Eckstein (born 5.1.1876); August Edler (born 6.3.1866); Karl Egger (n.a. ); Franz Eggert (15.3.1850 - 11.11.1923 or 4.11.23); Ferdinand von Egidy (2.1.1877 - 9.4.1958); Moritz von Egidy (27.7.1870 - 5.1.1937); Johannes Ehnimts (born 13.3.1878); Franz Ehrenkönig (19.1.1836 - 31.5.1878); Friedrich Ehrenkönig (born 13.9.1837); Friedrich von Ehrenkrook (9.7.1850 - 21.5.1929); Eugen Ehrhardt (13.5.1863 - 11.6.1900); Hermann Ehrhardt (29.11.1881 - 27.9.1971); Albert Ehricht (n. a. ); Max Ehrlich (23.9.1854 - 24.6.1894); Max Eichholtz (28.1.1872 - 4.7.1919); Wolf von Eichhorn (11.9.1883 - 18.6.1969); Dr. Wilhelm Eichler (born 19.2.1877); Franz Eichstädt (7.8.1863 - 15.3.1918); Franz Eiermann (n. a. ); Max Eimler (born 24.9.1867); Prof. Dr. Anton Frhr. v. Eiselsberg (31.7.1860 - 25.10.1939); Carl von Eisendecher (23.6.1841 - 19.8.1934); Dr. Eisendorfer (n/a ); Dr. Berthold Eitner (21.7.1834 - 4.9.1907); Paul (v.) Elert (born 1.5.1876); Theodor Ellerbrake (born 6.12.1872); Friedrich Ellerbroek (19.8.1876 - 11.2.1920); Karl Elsässer (born 13.5.1883); Elste (n. a. ); Gustav Elster (born 30.5.1869); Otto Eltze (n. a. ); Dr. Wilhelm Eltze (born 23.8.1835); Alfred Emmrich (born 23.10.1876); Dr. Robert Engel (24.1.1839 - 18.6.); Dr. Robert Engel (born 24.1.1839 - 18.6.).1918); Eduard Engel (d. 3.2.1912); Dr. Otto Engeland (born 27.9.1883); Dr. Engelbrecht (died 9.1861); Dr. Erich Engelbrecht (born 3.2.1876); Dr. Adolph Epping (6.2.1841 - 27.7.1903); Richard Epping (born 24.11.1875); Walter Epping (born 8.12.1865); Friedrich Erckenbrecht (n.a. ); Dr Erdmann (n.a. ); Alexander Erdmann (16.11.1870 - 15.2.1915); Dr Rudolf Erdmenger (born 14.11.1875); Dr Karl Gustav Erdtmann (born 10.1.1823); Dr. Erhardt (n. a. ); Armand Frhr. von Erhardt (25.5.1848 - 21.2.1937); Dr. Paul Esau (born 24.8.1878); Prof. Dr. Peter Esch (born 20.12.1874); Dr. Corbin Eßendorfer (15.8.1845 - 18.4.1883); Dr. Karl Essig (31.8.1887 - 1925); Richard Etienne (n. a. ); Dr. Robert Evers (n. a. ); Heinrich Evert (27.7.1866 - 5.8.1938); Rochus Eweld (born 28.11.1830); Ludwig Falericius (born 16.5.1885); Dr. Christian Falkenbach (born 16.5.1885); Dr. Christian Falkenbach (born 16.5.1885). 18.1.1880); Dr. Moritz Fanninger (22.9.1829 - 30.1.1864); Rudolf Faulborn (born 25.7.1879); Ernst Faustmann (born 22.9.1870); Dr. Fehniger (25.8.1901 - 12.7.1932); Paul Feiland (born 27.1.1875); Wilhelm Feldhus (born 15.7.1874); Otto Feldmann (12.8.1875 - 2.1.1948); Willy Fengler (born 1.3.1872); Konstantin Ferber (4.5.1855 - 10.3.1927); Dr. Georg Fiedler (n. a. ); Otto Fielitz (26.5.1872 - 8.12.1914); Willy Fielitz (born 5.11.1878); Dr. Karl Fiévet (born 12.5.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Finzelberger (born 6.5.1879); Wilhelm Frhr. von Fircks (31.12.1881 - 14.5.1917); Rudolph Firle (born 14.12.1881); Alfred Fischer (born 24.2.1878); Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 14.12.1881); Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 24.2.1878); Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm (born 12.1881); Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Wilhelm Fiévet (Dr. Wilhelm Dr. Gernhard Fischer (19.2.1852 - 2.8.1915); Dr. Christian Fischer (born 11.5.1862); Dr. Gustav Fischer (born 24.12.1865); Louis Fischer (born 13.2.1849); Max Fischer (24.10. 1875 - 11.5.1959); Paul Fischer (20.6.1872 - 1.11.1939); Reinhold Fischer (n.a. ); Dr. Wilhelm Fischer (born 7.5.1873); v. Fischer-Treuenfeld (n.a. ), see v. Treuenfeld; Dr. Hermann Fittje (born 29.7.1874); Dr. Otto Flachs (born 1.); Dr. Hermann Fittje (born 29.7.1874); Dr. Otto Flachs (born 1.)4.1873); Dr. Germanus Flatau (born 31.7.1874); Engelbert Flatters (n. a. ); Wilhelm Flügger (n. a. ); Dr. Robert Foelsche (born 17.1.1884); Dr. Georg Foerster (born 4.11.1876); Dr. Gustav Foerster (born 3.4.1844); Walter Förtsch (born 4.10.1875); Friedrich Follenius (born 1854); August Fontane (13.9.1843 - 12.12.1913); Dr. Franz Fontane (born 3.8.1872); Dr. Fritz Forbrich (born 12.10.1886); Johannes Fornée (k. 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Colour print; 75 x 64 cm; 1:4 Mill;

Colour print; 66,5 x 57 cm; ; 1:4 Mill;

Andere an der Entstehung beteiligte Personen: Paul Langhans (Bearbeiter), Habenicht Spezialkarte v. Afrika und Langhans, Deutscher Kolonial-Atlas. Ausführung: Druck. Maßstab: 1:4.000.000. Ort: Gotha. Formale Beschreibung: gefaltet: Breite 24,0 x Höhe 33,5 cm, aufgefaltet: Breite 75,0 x Höhe 64,0 cm; Längengrad 12 bis 40, Breitengrad 18 bis 34; Abschnitt (Ost-West): Sambesi - Swakopmund, Abschnitt (Nord-Süd): Sumbo - Kapstadt; Zusatzkarten: 1. "HAUPTTREKS DER BUREN, 2."GOLDFELDER IN TRANSVAAL"; Portrait von S. J. Paul Krüger, Präsident der Südafrikanischen Republik"; 1 Flagge; 2 Wappen; Vertikal-Tabelle linker Rand: "Vergleichende Entfernungen in Luftlinien in Deutschland und Südafrika"; Legende Mitte rechte Seite. Bemerkungen: Umschlag-Vorderseite: "Politisch-militärische Karte von Süd-Afrika zur Veranschaulichung der Kämpfe zwischen Buren und Engländern bis zur Gegenwart. Mit statistischen Begleitworten:", Umschlag-Rückseite: "Justus Perthes neueste Karten zu den Zeit- und Streitfragen der Gegenwart".

Enthält u.a.: Territory of South West Africa. Report on the census of the European population. Taken on the 4th May, 1926. Pretoria, 1927. Deutsche, Buren und Engländer in Südwestafrika. Sonderdruck aus "Koloniale Rundschau" Heft 9/10, 1931.