About d. Law d. Naman & Bergdaman, 36 p., hs. (hectographed), 1908; [published in: Journal for Colonial Politics, Colonial Law and Colonial Economy, 11.1909, S....-....];

History of the Inventor: The Volksbund für Freiheit und Vaterland was founded in 1917. The aim of the bourgeois-liberal unification was the creation of a Verständigungsfrie‧dens to end the First World War and the struggle for a domestic reorganization. The meeting was chaired by Ernst Francke and deputies were Gustav Bauer and Adam Ste‧gerwald . After the end of the war, the Volksbund stood up for a German state under Ein‧schluss German-Austria and a moderate colonial policy. The dissolution of the association took place in January 1920. Content characterisation: Main points of the tradition: management and meeting documents, propaganda activity, accounting, member file Indexing status: finding file Citation method: BArch, R 8057/...

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Contains among other things: Speeches by Solf on colonial policy (6.1917, with drafts); Hans Sachs [press officer in the Colonial Department of the Foreign Office], memorandum on the German parties (28.8.1917); German propaganda against England; Solf's dismissal (13.12.1918); remembrance of Hindenburg's ceasefire ultimatum (2.3.1919); Democratic Party, Heidelberger Vereinigung, relationship with Prince Max (28.9.); German political party, Heidelberg Association, relationship with Prince Max (28.9.); German political party, Hindenburg (2.3.1919); German political party, Heidelberg Association, relationship with Prince Max (28.9.1919); German political party, Hindenburg (2.3.1919); German political party, Hindenburg (2.3.1919); German political party, Heidelberg Association, relationship with Prince Max (28.9.).1919, to Lina Richter); editorial work on the "Erinnerungen"; [alleged German-Japanese secret contract under Prince Max] (18.8.1921 et al.); loss of a project letter of Wilhelm II on the separation of England from France, October 1918 (1923) Darin: Lriefe Solfs an Lina Richter, Brief Hahns an Johannes Lepsius (11.5.1918); Martin Hobohm, Wir brauchen Kolonien, Berlin, Oct. 1918 (The Popular Enlightenment No. 3), brochure; [Benjamin] De Jong van Beek en Donk, Die Politik Solfs (newspaper clipping 19.12.1918); portrait in: Colonial number (watch fire. Künstlerblätter zum Krieg 1914/18 Nr. 179, Portrait Solf as title drawing); Photo as business carrier in Tokyo (newspaper cut-out); Correspondence of the German Peace Delegation (War Captivity of Heinz Schützinger, 20.12.1919); Letter from [Julius] Ruppel about Solf's Colonial Policy before the War (27.3.1922) Table of Contents [Order meaningless, chronologically rearranged, supplemented by further letters]