Circumference: 11.5 running metres.
Description of the holdings: The Thuringian Ministry of the Interior in Weimar was established by law on 3 December 1920. It was united with the Ministry of Economics in March 1924 to form the Ministry of the Interior and the Economy, but in November 1928 it was separated from this union again. In 1936 the Ministry of the Interior was directly subordinated to the Reich Governor. It now bore the name "Der Reichsstatthalter in Thüringen - Der Staatssekretär und Leiter des Thüringischen Ministeriums des Innern" and remained in existence until June 1945. The Ministry was initially divided into six business departments. After the administrative reform of 1930, it consisted of the business departments listed below. The latest status of the business structure is decisive for the order of the files. A: General affairs; also responsible for surveying, also since 1930 for commercial police, until 1936 for fire-fighting, 1930 to 1938 for personnel matters, 1935 to 1939 for registry office supervision, since 1936 for homeland protection, nature conservation and monument preservation B: Construction police; road construction until 1933 C: housing and settlement 1931 to 1933; road construction since 1933 D: Gemeinde- und Kreisangelegenheiten D/Fin: Community finances: F: Veterinary affairs since 1938 G: Personnel since 1938 I: Inspector of the Ordnungspolizei since 1938 P: Police; also responsible for fire-fighting since 1936 W: Military service department since 1935. Since 1939 the Ministry had been affiliated with the then established State Food Office, Dept. B, which was responsible not only for the war nutrition of the state of Thuringia, but also of the Prussian administrative district of Erfurt and the Prussian district of Schmalkalden. In June 1945 a state office was formed for the internal administration. In 1946, after numerous shifts of responsibility, the Ministry of General Administration was founded, which was renamed the Ministry of the Interior in 1947. - The files delivered before 1945 have been lost due to the effects of war. The current stock was taken over in 1945, especially in 1951. Remarks: Under the leadership of the State Council of Thuringia, the state government worked from 1920 on with 7 departments, including the department of Internal Affairs. From this department the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior was formed on December 3, 1920, which was active until June 12, 1945. In the meantime it operated as the Department of the Interior of the Ministry of the Interior and Economy (8 March 1924 - 3 November 1928). The tradition reflects the performance of tasks in the areas of state administration and sovereignty, roads, municipal and district affairs, welfare and health care, veterinary affairs, personnel, police and military affairs. The collection contains files, in particular for the healthcare sector (pharmacies) and for the foundations, some of which date back as far as the 17th and 19th centuries respectively. These files were kept at the authorities of the Thuringian individual states (except Saxony-Coburg) and from 1920 onwards continued by the Ministry of the Interior. The collection also contains ministerial files from the period after 1945, which are continued by an incosseous inventory formation. Similarly, the collection "Land Thüringen - Ministerium des Innern" contains files concerning events from the period from 1920 to 1945. The traditional personnel files for the ministry are located in the "Personnel data from the area of internal affairs".
Business Unit A: General Affairs, Budget, Cash and Accounting, Taxes. Business Unit B: General Affairs, Education and Training, Auditing, Appointments and Promotions, Transfers, Dismissals, Dismissals, Criminal Law, Housing, Housing for Officials, Remuneration, Social Assistance and Survivors' Pensions.Business Division F: Forestry and hunting, broken down into general and individual forestry matters. Business Division BA: Organisation, personnel and salary matters, general construction and administrative matters, administration of state land (state buildings, agricultural buildings, parks and gardens, churches and schools). The construction drawings of state buildings in Thuringia - approx. 600 portfolios - form the part 6-32-0002.2. Thuringian Ministry of Finance, Construction Drawings.Business Department LVS: State debts, credit and loan matters, general payroll matters, disputes with the Princely Houses, implementation of the Reich Treasury Regulations, income and expenditure of state authorities.1950 started finding index was replaced in 2006 by an EDP-supported indexing. In 2013, the partial revision of the listing data and the retroconversion of the data on the construction drawings with corresponding references to the fact files took place.Further information in the foreword to the online finding aid book.scope: 120.23 linear metres 596 files construction drawings.
Under the leadership of the State Council of Thuringia, the state government worked from 1920 on with seven departments, including Department VI Economics. On December 3, 1920, the Ministry of Economics was formed from this department, which operated until June 12, 1945. In the meantime, it operated as the Ministry of the Interior and Economy (8 March 1924 - 3 November 1928), which reflects the performance of tasks in the fields of agriculture and forestry, price formation and price monitoring, cultural building administration, water management and transport, housing and settlement, administration of state land, labour administration, mining, energy management, industry and trade. In addition, the collection contains documents on the general administration of the ministry and on civil servant matters. 89 linear metres.
The Higher Regional Court in Jena commenced its activities on 1 October 1879. The regional competence extended to the areas Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach, Saxony-Meiningen, Saxony-Altenburg, Saxony-Coburg-Gotha, Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, Reuß older line, Reuß younger line. The Prussian districts of Schleusingen, Schmalkalden and Ziegenrück were assigned to the jurisdiction of the Jena Higher Regional Court. In 1921, the Free State of Coburg withdrew from the court division of the Jena Higher Regional Court, and the Sondershausen area (Arnstadt-Gehren) came under the jurisdiction of the Jena Higher Regional Court. The Higher Regional Court of Jena was thus the supreme court of the entire state of Thuringia with the exception of the subordination of the Sondershausen region. In 1923, a fundamental reorganization of the court districts took place, which was decisive until 1945. Since then, the District Courts of Altenburg, Eisenach, Gera, Gotha, Meiningen, Rudolstadt and Weimar have been subject to the Community Higher Regional Court of Jena (until 1935). The Prussian regional court Erfurt as well as the district courts Allstedt, Ebeleben with the department Schlotheim, Frankenhausen, Greußen and Sondershausen located in Thuringia were subordinated to the Prussian (until 1935) higher regional court Naumburg. Since 1935 the higher regional court president was at the same time in place of the abolished Thuringian Ministry of Justice administration of justice authority in Thuringia. Since 1934, the court had also been active in inheritance court and inheritance health court cases. In 1945, the former Prussian territories of Thuringia, which had previously been under the Naumburg Higher Regional Court, were subordinated to the Jena Higher Regional Court. The seat of the Higher Regional Court was moved to Gera in August 1945 and to Erfurt in 1950. (With regard to further development, see Erfurt Higher Regional Court).1. administration and business organisation1.1. course of business and registration1.1.1. general1.1.2. at the Higher Regional Court1.1.3. at the other courts1.1.5. register1.2. budget1.2.1. Treasury and accounting1.2.2. Establishment plans1.2.3. Court costs1.2.4. Court and special funds1.2.5. Deposit management1.3. Real estate and construction matters1.3.1. General1.3.2. Individual cases1.4. Honours to the rulers of the Thuringian states2. Personnel2.1. Civil Servants Act and its implementation2.2. Legal and remuneration relationships2.2.1. Remuneration relationships2.2.2. Waiting, retirement and survivors' benefits2.2.3. Service penal cases2.3. Personnel matters2.3.1. General2.3.2. Judges and prosecutors2.3.3. Bailiffs2.3.4. Court staff2.3.5. Other staff2.4. Training and education2.4.1. General2.4.2. Legal examinations2.4.3. Training of trainee lawyers2.5. Awarding of orders and decorations, honours2.6. Works council, German labour front, civil servants' associations2.7. Personnel measures on the occasion of the war3. Justice and judicial organisation3.1. Justice3.1.1. Legal expertise3.1.2. Conferences and meetings3.1.3. Administration of justice3.1.4. Relationship with the NSDAP and its divisions3.1.5. Legal affairs of religious communities and Jews3.1.6. Judicial press3.1.7. Legal assistance3.1.8. War-related measures3.1.9. Administration of hostile property3.2. Court constitution3.2.1. General3.2.2. Procedural law3.2.3. Jurisprudence, collection of judgments3.2.4. Arbitration disputes, complaints against courts3.2.5. Lay assessors and jurors3.2.6. Experts and court doctors3.2.7. Arbitration3.2.8. Lawyers3.2.9. Involvement in disciplinary matters3.3. Court organisation3.3.1. General3.3.2. Reichsgericht, Volksgerichtshof3.3.3. Oberlandesgericht Jena3.3.4. Sondergerichte3.3.5. Schwurgerichte3.3.6. Landgerichte3.3.7. Amtsgerichte3.3.8. Kammer für Handelssachen3.3.9. Erbgesundheitsgerichte3.3.10. Anerbengerichte3.3.11. Arbeitsgerichte3.3.12. Pachteinigungsämter4. Civil matters4.1. Law of obligations4.2. State liability, claims for damages, civil disputes4.3. Property law4.4. Marriage and family law4.5. Family law and guardianship4.6. Inheritance law4.7. Voluntary jurisdiction4.7.1. General 4.7.2. Civil status4.7.3. register matters4.7.4. land registry4.8. commercial and economic matters4.9. health care4.9.1. general4.9.2. hereditary health care4.9.3. hereditary health court4.9.4. higher hereditary health court Jena4.9.5. individual cases4.10. land law4.10.1. Fideikommisse4.10.2. Fideikommisse: Baron von Wangenheim4.10.3. Creation of protective forests4.10.4. Inheritance law4.10.5. Inheritance courts4.10.6. Agricultural debt relief procedure4.11. Foundations5. Criminal cases5.1. Criminal law5.2. Criminal proceedings5.3. Criminal justice5.4. Criminal justice against juveniles5.5. Criminal record matters5.6. Right to pardon5.7. Execution of sentences and execution of sentences5.8. Tasks of the police6. State Court of ThuringiaCircumference: 30.0 running meters.
Contains mainly: Presentations and reports of the Rko. strategy and tactics of the KPD before and after the VI World Congress of the KI. apparatus and enlightenment activity among the members of the police and Reichswehr - clashes with the group of rightists and reconciliators in the KPD (Albert Schreiner is mentioned among others), exclusion of the right from the KPD. RFB, League against Imperialism and colonial oppression.
Contains mainly: Presentations and reports of the Rko. strategy and tactics of the KPD before and after the VI World Congress of the KI. apparatus and enlightenment activity among the members of the police and Reichswehr - clashes with the group of rightists and reconciliators in the KPD (Albert Schreiner is mentioned among others), exclusion of the right from the KPD. RFB, League against Imperialism and colonial oppression. Darin: Also includes: Right-wing parties and militaristic organizations.
Contains mainly: VII. and VIII. sessions of the ECCI from 22 November - 16 December 1926 and from 18 - 30 May 1927, respectively - propaganda and training activities of the KPD and the RFB - memorandums on the military policy and enlightenment activities of the KPD CC and the RFB 11th Party Congress of the KPD in Essen from 2-7 March 1927 - Reich Congress of the Labourers and Reich Conference of the Unemployed in December 1926 - RHD, IRH and IAH - League against Colonial Oppression and Imperialism and Anti-colonial Congress in Brussels in February 1927 - Workers' Delegations to the Soviet Union.
Contains mainly: VII. and VIII. sessions of the ECCI from 22 November - 16 December 1926 and from 18 - 30 May 1927, respectively - propaganda and training activities of the KPD and the RFB - memorandums on the military policy and enlightenment activities of the KPD CC and the RFB 11th Party Congress of the KPD in Essen from 2-7 March 1927 - Reich Congress of the Labourers and Reich Conference of the Unemployed in December 1926 - RHD, IRH and IAH - League against Colonial Oppression and Imperialism and Anti-colonial Congress in Brussels in February 1927 - Workers' Delegations to the Soviet Union. Darin: Also includes: Right-wing parties and militaristic organizations.
Contains among other things: Statutes of the Deutsche Krankensparkasse e.G.m.b.H. Apolda and the Kolonialsparkasse Weimar e.G.m.b.H.
The office Großrudestedt was converted 1850 into a judicial office, 1879 into a district court and continued 1921 as a Thuringian district court. General files, company and cooperative files, civil status, guardianship, inheritance matters, purchase and fief matters, basic files, mortgage books and files, separation processes, register of interest. extent: 68.7 running meter.
Contains also: Copy of the plan of the 1st gallery of the Meininger castle from 30 August 1920 (M 1:100) (page 5).