'Contains

Medical testimony, 1936; curriculum vitae, instructions and vows of secondment, 1937; contract with the Frauenmission Malche, 1942; correspondence with Lotte Treder (also during her internment and later work in Steinthal/Southwest Africa), 1936- 1970

Curriculum vitae, 1934; instructions and vows of secondment, 1935; biographical data in tabular form, 1953; correspondence and reports (also during internment and while working in Witzieshoek in South Africa), 1934-1977

Curriculum vitae and copies of certificates, 1932; instructions and vows of secondment, 1935; correspondence and reports (also during internment and during work at Transvaal in South Africa), 1933-1962

Contains: about: interned missionaries, schools for Germans.

Correspondence, travelogues, circulars, work reports, 1930-1938; curriculum vitae, instructions, vows of delegation, 1932; "Von afrikanischen Jungs - wie sie spielen, 1933; "Fahrt nach Bumbire, 1933; 2 Lieder in Kisuaheli - Texte u. Noten von Friedrich Caesar, 1934; "Von den Wundern Afrikas, 1934; "Sterbendes Land? 1934; "Safari in Kisiba, 1935; "Schwarze Mitarbeiter, 1937; Protocol of the Synod in Kigarama, 1939; curriculum vitae, service instruction, vow of deputation by Grete Hinck, married to Caesar, 1938; Bethel Song by Walther Trittelvitz, 1938; Report on Ihangilo, 1939; Form of Parole, Tanganyika Territory, 1939; Official correspondence by Friedrich Caesar during internment, 1940-1946; Private correspondence with and. about Caesar and her husband in internment, 1940-1947; correspondence with Caesar and her husband in their homeland (Quedlinburg and Bielefeld), 1948-1991; life insurance matters, 1959; letters and travel reports from Tanzania, 1973-1974

Correspondence on administrative issues and individual employees; correspondence on medical care for missionaries and their families returning from internment; correspondence with the "German Labor Front" on the resignation of Prof. Dr. Fischer, 1939; Statutes of the DIFÄM, version 1939, 1950 1954; Annual Reports, 1939-1943 1949; Report of the Annual Meeting and Accounts, 1949; Prospectus of the Tropical Recovery Home, 1950; News from the Medical Mission, No. 1, 1950

Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,3 X 5,9. Description: Group of persons in 4 rows, 32 p., unknown; front row far left Miss. W. Guth? 2nd row, middle miss. Rother?.

Note: Loose in folder, approx. 1.5 cm thick, some pieces available several times.

Curriculum vitae, 1935; instructions and vows of secondment, 1936; correspondence and circular letters from friends (also during internment), 1935-1947; contract with the Bibelhaus Malche because of the takeover of Irmgard Stauch as a sister, 1942; correspondence and circulars from Cape Town (South Africa), 1947-1969

Instruction, vow of secondment and personal data, 1927; correspondence with Sister Luise in Bumbuli and Mlalo - during internment and in her homeland, 1927-1963; death announcement for Luise Dieker, 1964

Correspondence (also during internment in Oldeani), 1935-1958; contract of service, 1939

Curriculum vitae, 1928; instructions and vows of deputation, 1929; correspondence during her internment and later at home, 1927-1967; mission reports, 1929-1939; annual report Kijunja, 1932; circulars to godparents and friends of Haya girls, 1933-1939

Curriculum vitae, 1929; instructions and vows of secondment, 1930; correspondence and reports (also during internment), 1928-1970; travelogue, 1930; monthly reports, 1932-1940; map of Kijunja, drawn by Martha Söhlke, 1932; language exams and reports. Martha Söhlke assessed by W. Hosbach, 1932; reports from various African hospitals, including Stellenbosch in South-West Africa, 1948-1949; reports from work at Missionshospital Witzieshoek in South Africa, 1949-1967; medical findings, 1957

Description of the holdings: In 1920 the attaché service was essentially dissolved. Between 1920 and 1933, no naval attachés were notified to German embassies abroad. From 1933 to 1945, the Kriegsmarine again sent naval attachés to the most important embassies. The majority of the naval attachés' files from 1933 to 1945 are still with the British admiralty in London. In the form of microfilms, the Federal Archives contain documents of the naval attaché in Madrid as well as fragments of files from Tokyo, Moscow and Oslo. Characterisation of content: Of the imperial naval attachés, only files of the attaché in Sofia from World War I have survived to a considerable extent. The tradition for the individual naval attachés since 1933 is very different. While for some attachés, e.g. Washington, no archives have been preserved in the holdings, for others, e.g. London, Rome, Tokyo, Moscow, Istanbul and Ankara, as well as Madrid, Lisbon, Agram and the four Scandinavian capitals, entire series of files have been preserved. The files of the naval attaché Tokyo go through the internment of the ´Personals (first by the Japanese, then by the Allies) and the handling of the office after the Second World War beyond the end of the war until 1947. State of development: Index of duties Vorarchivische Ordnung: The archival records of the naval attachés of the Imperial Navy until their recall in 1920 are summarized under the sub-collection RM 12 I. The archival records of the naval attachés of the Imperial Navy until their recall in 1920 are summarized under the sub-collection RM 12 I. Documents of the naval attachés appointed between 1933 and 1945 are part of RM 12 II. Scope, explanation: Holdings without increase 11.0 m 462 AU Citation method: BArch, RM 12-II/...

Contains among other things: Correspondence with Paul Wiegräbe from the internment. - Note: Stitched in archive folder, approx. 0.5 cm thick.

Various correspondence, mostly by August Kraft, among others letters from Ngao 1906, Iruvura 1913/14, annual report Lamu 1910, letters from French. Internierung/ Also folder "Pflegschaftssache Hugo Kraft (1961-1971)

Phototype: Photo. Format: 5,9 X 8,6. Description: European with bicycle and rucksack at gate, behind corrugated iron wall.