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Contains: also: Report on the activities of the Supervisory Board Committee on the collection of funds for the construction of seaman's houses in Tsingtau and Wilhelmshaven, 1900 (p. 5); The activities of the Seemannshaus for non-commissioned officers and crews in Kiel in the years 1895, 1896 and 1897 (p. 10); Letterhead of L. A. EBEL, Rheindampfschiffahrt (p. 22); Wine list of the Spiel und Festhaus (p. 29)

Contains among other things: Proposals for the establishment of a Reichswerbeamt (= industrial advertising and cultural propaganda) by Kommerzienrat Friedrich Soenneken, Bonn, 1915, Unterfasz.1 Qu. 231; the plight of the freelance technical professions of Syndikus Dr. Klein II, Düsseldorf, 1916, brosch. 7 p., underfashion. 2 Qu. 254; Report on the 2nd business year of the Society for the Promotion of the Institute of Shipping and World Economics at the University of Kiel, Kaiser Wilhelm Stiftung e.V., with 4 supplements to the list of members, 1916 Qu. 267 - 271; submission by the Executive Board of the German Confederation against the emancipation of women, Prof. Dr. Langemann, Kiel, on the protection of civil servants against subordination to officially appointed female superiors and on the protection of civil servants and private employees against female competition in working life, Unterfasz. 2 Qu. 279; Statutes of the Association "Kolonialkriegerdank", Berlin, Association for the Support of Former Colonial Warriors of the Army, Navy, Protection and Police Forces and their Survivors, brosch. 9 p., 1913, Unterfasz. 3 Qu. 284; Annual Report for 1917 of the Pension Fund of German Journalists and Writers, Munich, brosch. 14 p., underfashion. 4 Qu. 329

Contains among other things: Association for the Promotion of German Economic Interests Abroad Reichsverband der Vereinigung des Drogen- und Chemikalienfaches, Berlin Gesamtverband deutscher Baumwoll-Webereien e.V. Kuratorium für den China-Fonds des Deutschen Flotten-Vereins und den Südwestafrika-Fonds Verband Deutscher Großhändler der Nahrungsmittel- und verwandten Branchen e.V. (Association of German Wholesalers in the Food and Related Industries) Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Instituts für Seeverkehr und Weltwirtschaft an der Universität Kiel (e.V.) Bund der Industriellen Verband Berliner Großhändler und Fabrikanten für Nahrungs- und Genußmittel e.V. Bremen Association for German Colonial Interests Zentralverband der Chemisch-technischen Industrie e.V. Berlin German-Austrian-Hungarian Business Association

[Personnel File Walter Bock] General Superintendent Mordhorst (Kiel) to Bracker regarding Bock's employment in Pinneberg.

Bock (Kiel) to Bracker expresses his disappointment that the tighter board is asking him to drop out of his studies in Kiel. He describes his view of things. He had always wanted to return to Africa, but the board had said that a man with Bock's stricken health would never be sent to Africa. The board said it should get to 'the studies' quickly or it would retire early. By 'studies' Bock understood a study and not the Abitur. Why did the board support him financially for a few months when he did not agree with Bock's stay in Kiel? Bock had assumed that he did not need a high school diploma and would soon be sent back to Africa with another missionary society.

Personalakte Peter Jessen] Königliches Konsistorium (Kiel) an Bracker with the news that Peter Jessen could take over the rectory in Rinkenis, Propstei Apenrade, from 01 October 1918.

Personalakte Peter Jessen] Royal Consitorium (Kiel) to Bracker with the message that Jessen cannot be put on the parish post in Rinkenis after all, since the pastorate building is currently used elsewhere and there is no other accommodation for pastors.

[Personnel file Walter Bock] Bock (Pinneberg) about a trip to Kiel and his worries about the future.

[Personalakte Walter Bock] Bock (Kiel) to Bracker with the wish to start a study and the request for financial support.

[Personnel File Walter Bock] Bock (Kiel) to Bracker. Bock defends himself against the accusations of the board regarding his studies in Kiel. 'My heart's desire points to Africa. But if the board insists on not sending me out again, and if there is no place for me in the home mission work, I have to take over a church.' Excuse me for applying for a study grant. Bock withdraws this motion.

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Wallroth (Kiel) to Bracker(?) with critical inquiry concerning his Africa plans.

Evangelisch-Lutherisches Conzilium (Kiel) to Bracker with the message to use Peter Jessen for church service in Rinkenis with Danish church language. It will also be possible to find a use for Walter Bock.

• description: Contains, among other things: Waltraud Hunke, Research Centre for Germanic Studies Otto Huth, Seminar on Religious Studies of the Reich University Strasbourg, Head of the Teaching and Research Centre for Indo-Germanic History of Faith Franz Hutter, Institute for Plant Genetics Irene Ilg, Stenotypist in the Munich office Helmi Ilves, Office Assistant Georg Innerebener, Official German Immigration and Return Office, Cultural Commission Bolzano, Dept. Prehistory, Traffic Inspectorate Bolzano Ernst Jäckel, Teaching and Research Centre for Germanic Construction/Cultural Commission, Department of Construction Cläre Jahndel, Personnel Department, Research Centre for Inner Asia and Expeditions Herbert Jankuhn, Director of the Schleswig-Holstein Museum of Prehistoric Antiquities, Kiel 1937-1945, Federal Archives, BArch NS 21 Research and Teaching Group "The Ancestral Heritage " Contains anda.:<br />Waltraud Hunke, Research Centre for Germanic Studies<br />Otto Huth, Seminar on Religious Studies of the Reich University of Strasbourg, Head of the Teaching and Research Centre for Indo-Germanic History of Faith<br />Franz Hutter, Institute for Plant Genetics<br />Irene Ilg, Stenotypist at the Munich Office<br />Helmi Ilves, Office Assistant<br />Georg Innerebener, Official German Immigration and Return Office, Cultural Commission Bolzano, Dept. of Agriculture and Forestry, Bozen, Germany Prehistory, Traffic Inspectorate Bozen<br />Ernst Jäckel, Teaching and Research Centre for Germanic Construction/Cultural Commission, Department of Construction<br />Cläre Jahndel, Personnel Department, Research Centre for Inner Asia and Expeditions<br />Herbert Jankuhn, Director of the Schleswig-Holstein Museum of Prehistoric Antiquities, Kiel

[Personalakte Walter Bock] Bock (Kiel) about his move to Kiel to attend lectures there: 'I followed the instruction of my inspector, Pastor Bracker, and not my own will. Because my field of work remains Africa.' Request for financial support for his studies in Kiel.

Because India and East Africa seem closed to us, we decided at the last annual festival in Breklum on June 8th and 9th to take over the area offered to us by the Kiel China Mission in South China.

Contains among other things: Gemeinnützige öffentliche Auswanderungsstelle Frankfurt/M. Gesellschaft für Völkerkunde Institute for Foreign and Colonial Forestry Institute for World Economy and Maritime Transport at the University of Kiel Colonial Acquisition Societies

Contains among other things: 2574: Margaretha (steamer) - 2575: Weser (bark) - 2576: Elisabeth (steam yacht) - 2577: Amor (fishing cutter) - 2578: Acilia (steamer) - 2579: Freia (fishing cutter) - 2580: Hamm (steamer) - 2581: Eider (lighter).- 2582: Warnow (steamer).- 2583: Havel (lighter).- 2584: Spree (lighter).- 2585: Elisabeth (schooner galiote).- 2586: Margaretha (schooner).- 2587: Kiel (steamer).- 2588: Nation (lighter).- 2589: Anna Kayser (steamer) - 2589: North Sea (steamer) - 2589: Offenbach (steamer) - 2590: Kiautschou (steamer) - 2591: Nanny (barque) - 2592: Hela (mizzenewer) - 2592: Hela (mizzenewer) - 2592: Katharina (mizzenewer).- 2592: Katharinna (Besanewer) - 2593: Governor (Steamer) - 2594: Lydia (Steamer) - 2595: Princess Victoria Luise (Steamer) - 2596: Troy (Steamer) - 2597: Carthage (Steamer) - 2598: Ithaca (steamer) - 2599: Melpomene (full ship) - 2600: Sparta (steamer) - 2601: Alexandria (steamer) - 2602: Gazelle (fishing vessel) - 2603: Germanicus (steamer) - 2604: Emil R. Retzlaff (steamer).- 2605: Girgenti (steamer) - 2606: Lisbon (steamer) - 2607: Justitia (fishing boat) - 2608: Parthia (steamer) - 2609: Licata (steamer) - 2610: Naples (steamer) - 2611: Syracusa (steamer) - 2612: Hugo

Contains among other things: 3174: Esteburg (Ewer) - 3175: Cronshagen (steamer) - 3176: Providentia (fishing cutter) - 3177: Silvana (fishing vessel) - 3178: August (lighter) - 3179: Anna (fishing vessel) - 3180: Emilie (Tjalk).- 3181: Marie Menzell (steamer).- 3182: Germania (steamer).- 3183: Buzzard (trawler).- 3184: Lauschan (steamer).- 3185: Poschan (steamer).- 3186: Esne (steamer).- 3186: Kommodore (steamer).- 3187: Emma (Schoonergaleasse).- 3187: Hermione (Schoonergaleasse).- 3188: Terror (Besanewer).- 3189: Emma Lucie (Motorsegler).- 3190: Boston (Dampfer).- 3191: Cili Margaretha (Fischkutter).- 3192: Okahandja (Dampfer).- 3192: Thea (Dampfer).- 3193: Argo (full ship).- 3193: Peiho (full ship).- 3194: Adolph (steamer).- 3195: Ottensen (steamer).- 3196: Mülheim (steamer).- 3197: Borkum (steamer).- 3198: Falcon (Besanewer).- 3198: Harry (Besanewer).- 3199: Water lily (full ship).- 3200: Progress (lighter).- 3201: Berlin (steamer).- 3202: Elkab (steamer).- 3203: Hindoo (steamer).- 3204: Erich Woermann (steamer).- 3204: Togo (steamer).- 3205: Eduard Woermann (steamer).- 3206: Neptune (trawler).- 3207: Lucie (Ewerkahn).- 3208: Canton (steamer).- 3209: Cato (tug).- 3210: Florida (steamer).- 3210: Professor Woermann (steamer).- 3210: Swakopmund (steamer).- 3211: Alma (motor sailer).- 3211: Annami (motor sailer) - 3211: Annemi (motor sailer) - 3211: Johannes (motor sailer) - 3212: Henry (motor ship) - 3212: Neptune (motor ship) - 3213: Alex (tjalk) - 3214: Rhenania (steamer) - 3215: Amazon (steamer).- 3215: Venetia (steamer) - 3216: Decade I (lighter) - 3217: Anna (fishing vessel) - 3218: Kehdingen (steamer) - 3219: Minna (mizzen) - 3220: Hornburg (steamer) - 3221: Catharina (galleasse) - 3222: Polynesia (steamer).- 3223: F. T. 9 (lighter).- 3223: F.T. 9 (lighter).- 3223: FT 9 (lighter).- 3223: Kiel (lighter).- 3224: Florentine (cutter).- 3225: Dorathea (ewer).- 3226: Lulu planks (steamship).- 3226: Otavi (steamship).- 3227: Jörgensen

1895, Federal Archives, BArch, N 255 Diederichs, Otto von

therein among other things: Photo albums in the photo archive of the Kiel City Archive and the Kiel City and Maritime Museum (approx. 20 albums with an estimated 4000 photos). These are mainly albums of memories of members of the navy.

Contains: Kiel, Plymouth, Madeira, Freetown, Cameroon

Bd. 1: Themse, Wilhelmshaven Bd. 2: La Valetta, Alexandrien, Port Said, Mytilene, Smyrna, Korfu Bd. 3: Korfu, Smyrna, Syrakus, Neapel, Gibraltar, Lissabon, Plymouth, Kattegat, Kiel Bd. 4: Kiautschou, Tsingtau Bd. 5: Kiautschou, Tsingtau, Nagasaki Bd. 6: Nagasaki, Formosa, Manila Bd. 7: Hongkong, Amoy, Kowloon

Contains: "Beginning of the Great Native Uprising in Southwest Africa 30 Years Ago" (11.2. and 14.2.1934) "The Great Native Uprising in Southwest Africa 30 Years Ago" (18.2., 25.2. and 4.3.1934)

• Contains: Krämer, Augustin to Vieweg, Helene: 2 letters, 29.041904-19.06.1904n* 1904, Universitätsarchiv der Technischen Universität Braunschweig, V 1 Vieweg-Verlag, Briefe

Correspondence due to takeover of China work by RMG

Contains among other things: Construction, acceptance, extension of the floating dock in Tsingtau Experiences with the large floating dock of the Kiel Imperial Shipyard

Contains among other things: Description of a steel pontoon floating dock with a lifting capacity of 16,000 tons for the port facility in Kiautschou Bay, Howaldtswerke Kiel 1902 Offers for the construction of a shipyard in Kiautschou, including the Gutehoffnungshütte