Author: According to Miss's diary. Hofmann. Scope: p. 99-102. Contains, among other things: - "First ghost sacrifice to obtain rain." (SW: little rain; magic - offering of sacrifices; drums; Kilumi-range) - "2. famine, snakes etc." (SW: famine and atrocities in the north - rural exodus; hunting; snake doctor Kimia) - "3rd mission work." (SW: School and Education; Divine Service)

Author: From Miss's diary. Muller. Scope: pp. 121-124. Contains, among other things: - "First arrival of Br. Room." (SW: reception by Chief Schangali; teaching and worship services; conflicts - intervention of Miss.) - "Second Conference and Christmas Party." (SW: Visit of the chiefs Schangali and Makungu of Naruma; Christmas; Drought)

• Author: According to Miss's monthly chronicle. Althaus and Krause. Scope: p. 531-534* 543-548. Contains, among other things: - "One. A new little church." (SW: completion and inauguration of the building) - "2nd new students of the boarding school." "3. An instructional course for more mature students." (SW: Course for baptized costume students) - "Fourth death of two former chieftains." (SW: Death of Mlawi and Mbararia's father) - "5. The Cabin Tax." (SW: introduction of metallurgical tax) - "6. extension of the boundaries of the station land." - "Seventh Continuation of Unrest on the Mountains." (SW: tensions caused by Waaruscha; missionary work disturbed; sewing art; stone stable) Darin: pictures "The new assembly house in Mamba", "worker of the missionary station Mamba sawing boards".

Author: According to Br. Pfitzinger's diary. Scope: p. 426-432. Includes, among other things: - "First punishment for scrappy Wakamba." (SW: Conflict - Mediation by Miss.) - "2nd hard-heartedness and inertia of the Mbunguer." (SW: Death of a woman - funeral) - "Third drought and inflation." - "Four. The mission work." (SW: School and teaching; sermon work and church services; Harmonium) - "Nachwort der Redaktion. The Mbungu station's abandonment." (SW: Considerations for abandoning or relocating the station)

Author: Report by Miss. Cooper. Scope: p. 358-365. Contains, among other things: - "January." (SW: New Year's Day; lessons and board school; printing - reading and singing books) - "February." (SW: Baptism candidates and baptismal instruction; diseases; potatoes; attending church) - "March." (SW: defeat of the Aruscha people; arrest of Meli because of an attack; execution; role of the Maasai in the conflict; school activity; new workshop; purchase of livestock) Darin: Illustration "The mission station Moschi at Kilimanjaro".

Author: From Miss's diary. Cooper. Scope: p. 432-436. Includes, among other things: - (SW: Easter; church service and number of students; Meli teaches; conflict between Meli and Mlatie; mediation by the missionaries; birthday of Miss. Bleicken; bad weather; death of a bearer and his funeral; theft; ascension and Whitsun; departure of Bleicken; shopping; help by Miss. Fox; sermon place Mdawi; school and vaccination)

Heliographer's station on the top of a mountain in the Mahenge battlefield / Photographer: Scherl

Content and Assessment The courts of the NSDAP functioned as mechanisms for maintaining party discipline, overcoming internal party conflicts, and purifying the party of racially and politically undesirable and insubordinate members. They emerged from the investigative and conciliation committees (Uschlas) of the "fighting period" and were independent of the ordinary courts, whose procedural structure, however, they followed. In the party hierarchy, they were adapted and assigned to the political organization in the form of local, district and district courts. The written material captured by the US military in the Aalen NSDAP District Court district includes records from the areas of jurisdiction of the former NSDAP District Courts of Ellwangen and Neresheim. After the political cleansing had been completed, the files were transferred to the Ludwigsburg State Archives, where they were given the inventory signature PL 503/1. The inventory was recorded between May 2004 and February 2007 by Dr. Carl-Jochen Müller in the course of a project financed by the Stiftung Kulturgut for the development of the inventory group PL 501-523. The inventory comprises 321 units = 0.6 linear metres.

Content and Assessment The courts of the NSDAP functioned as mechanisms for maintaining party discipline, overcoming internal party conflicts, and purifying the party of racially and politically undesirable and insubordinate members. They emerged from the investigative and conciliation committees (Uschlas) of the "fighting period" and were independent of the ordinary courts, whose procedural structure, however, they followed. In the party hierarchy, they were adapted and assigned to the political organization in the form of local, district and district courts. The documents of the NSDAP district court in Stuttgart, captured by the US military, were transferred to the Ludwigsburg State Archives after the political cleansing had been completed. There it received the signature PL 503/29.

Askai company 'Iringan' of the German Schutztruppe marches up in the first days of the war in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a / Photographer: Scherl

When the war broke out on August 1, 1914, the governor took for the last time the parade of the Askari units who had marched to the front. / Photographer: Scherl

ambulance transport of the Schutztruppe with the help of camels / photographer: Scherl

Portrait of Piet Nieuwenhuizen, who was Lettow Vorbeck's closest confidant until his surrender in D e u t s c h -O s t a f r i k a / Photographer: Scherl

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".

Colony Deutsch-Südwestafrika in the First World War: On 14.09.1914 a crane was bombed on the bridge in Swakopmund. / Photographer: Scherl

Improvised field kitchen in South Africa, camp Pietermaritzburg / Photographer: Scherl

Group of Berlin prisoners of war in a camp near Pretoria / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Uprising in the Spanish colony Cuba Spain (Revolution in the Philippines) Great Britain (Egypt, Transvaal) Portugal (India, East and West Africa, Cape Verde) Conflict between Great Britain and Portugal over Delagobai Denmark (West India) Netherlands (Timor)

Contains among other things: Uprising in the Spanish colony of Cuba Revolution in the Spanish colony of the Philippines Great Britain (Egypt, Somalia) Portugal (India) Conflict between Great Britain and Portugal over Delagobai Denmark (West Indies, Danish Antilles) Italy (Eritrea) Netherlands (Java) Belgium (Congo)

German troops in a conquered position of the English fort in British East Africa in Majoreni, 24 September 1914 / Photographer: Scherl

Supporting column of the German Schutztruppe under Lettow-Vorbeck on the march / Photographer: Scherl

A local who is a member of the Schutztruppe under Lettwo-Vorbeck carries a rifle. His chambers are resting / Photographer: Scherl

Soldiers of the Schutztruppe under the leadership of General Lothar von Trotha join the fight against the insurgents around Hassan bin Omari Makunganya / Photographer: Scherl

The German pilot Scheele bombed a fine army in the Namib Desert / Photographer: Scherl

Colony of German South-West Africa in the First World War: Bombs dropped by airplane burst in the English camp near Garub / Photographer: Scherl

Protective troops resting in the dry savannah / Photographer: Scherl

Gun of the protection force in fire position at the railway line Windhoek - Keetmanshoop / Photographer: Scherl

On the way through a village the mounted Schutztruppe moves into the field in German Southwest Africa / Photographer: Scherl

A German field gun, operated by white members of the Schutztruppe and black Askaris, in its firing position during fights in the German colony of East Africa in World War I / Photographer: Scherl

Provisioning column from Windhoek in German South West Africa / Photographer: Scherl

The railway line Windhuk - Keetmanshoop in the colony Deutsch-Südwestafrika was haunted in 1914. Here soldiers of the Schutztruppe walk along their tracks / Photographer: Scherl

Contains: Problems in the cooperation between the party and the Stapo in Bielefeld; shortcomings in the leadership of the young people; conflicts between SA or SS and rural riding and driving clubs; conflicts between the DRC and the Nazi women's movement; difficulties of the Nazi women's movements in the countryside; discontent among the population about the unequal treatment of workers and civil servants as well as concerns about the food situation; rumours about colonial acquisition in Africa and an imminent war against the Soviet Union; activities

Rider of the Schutztruppe in the colony Deutsch-Südwestafrika in the First World War / Photographer: Scherl

One of the main responsible persons for an uprising in the German colony Samoa, Lauati, with his wife aboard the German cruiser Arcona / Photographer: Scherl

Samoan chieftains, who were captured during an uprising in the German colony, on the German cruiser Leipzig. Top row from left: Aneta, Paetoloa, Malalulu, Penaga, Liatana, Mara, bottom: Jiga, Pisa, Taugau, Panesi / Photographer: Scherl

For the photographer, Samoan warriors show how to use their head knives in battle / Photographer: Scherl

The German cruiser S.M.S. 'Königsberg', assigned to the German station Deutsch-Ostafrika, in battle with a British cruiser / photographer: Scherl

English aid ship 'Brüssels', brought in by the Germans, which sailed under Captain Fryatt, in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a during the First World War / Photographer: Scherl

Departure from the railway station in Windhoek. The German group goes south / Photographer: Scherl